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Phinda Mountain Lodge
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lavish bushveld world, savor the panoramas of the Ubombo mountains,
ridging ash-blue away to Lake St. Lucia's coastal plains.
Surround yourself with ethnic decor, superb cuisine, and personalized
service. Your spacious, split-level bedroom and living area as well as
en-suite bathroom all open onto a private deck, high overlooking the
bushveld.
Four rock chalets with double
en-suite rooms, 16 bush suites with double en-suite bedrooms and own
lounge, one Lookout Suite with double en-suite bedroom and own
lounge. All chalets and suites have overhead fans. Reception, open leisure
deck covered lounge and dining area, bar and swimming pool, curio shop,
boma and a conference center for 72 delegates. |
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Phinda Rock Lodge
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Each of
the six suites has a large bedroom and an en suite bathroom with bath
and shower.
Each suite, suspended from the edge of the rocky cliff,
has its own private lounge, deck and plunge pool, all offering
unrivalled views.
Three suites have both indoor and outdoor showers.
Overlooking scenic
Leopard Rock, the lodge's rough-hewn sandstone and adobe walls and
ochre-packed roofs cling to the rock face.
A beautiful extension of
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Phinda Forest Lodge
| Literally hand-built by
local Zulu people to minimize impact on the rare Sand Forest, these 16
stilted glass chalets float between the forest floor below and
towering Torchwood trees above.
Within these unique habitats no luxury
has been overlooked, from Beechwood and slate floors, to
air-conditioning and hand towels tied with lichen.
At Forest Lodge walls have
become windows opening up to the canopy beyond. Outside, the forest is
alive with creatures, from the tiny red duiker and Suni antelope to the
narina trogon and rare red squirrel. Your private glass chalet beckons the
forest within.
Sixteen double
en-suite glass chalets with air conditioning. Reception, open leisure
desk, covered lounge and dining area, bar and swimming pool as well as
curio shop and boma. |
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Phinda Vlei Lodge
The new Phinda Vlei
Lodge's six thatch and glass chalets opened in July 1997, similar in
style to Phinda Forest, this intimate and secluded camp overlooks
Phinda's unique wetland system, rich with birds and a favorite roaming
ground for Cheetah.
Six thatch and glass chalets with private plunge
pools and air conditioning. |
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Game Viewing / Activities:
| Open Land Rover game drives,
bird watching, game walks, boat cruises, canoeing, Black Rhino
tracking.
Flights along the coast, snorkeling, scuba-diving and big
game fishing at Sodwana Bay. |
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Rates:
 Please contact us for a suggested
itinerary and quote
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