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Location:
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Kwandwe
Private Game Reserve is located in the beautiful and historically rich
Eastern Cape. The Kwandwe Conservation Initiative strives to ensure an
ecologically balanced wildlife reserve.
Kwandwe means "Place of the Blue Crane" in Xhosa, and is home to a
population of these majestic endangered birds. The Reserve sponsors
the Blue Crane Initiative, assisting survival of the species.
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Accommodations:
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Kwandwe
Game Lodge consists of nine luxurious suites, set high up on the banks
of the Great Fish River. Each thatch and glass chalet has a private
plunge pool and observation deck with spectacular views over the river
valley.
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mix of Settler and Xhosa décor is characterized by a subtle blend of
earth-toned fabrics, indigenous timber, artifacts and antiques. The
stylish and classic décor at Kwandwe has been modeled on the new
Frontier Settler style, which integrates local African culture with
colonial settler history. |
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Stylish settler cuisine can be served on guests' private
observation decks, or enjoyed under the stars in our firelit boma.
Theatrical bush dinners are hosted by friendly and hospitable
staff who are on hand to ensure your every comfort.
Kwandwe has a cozy library with first edition books on the region
as well as other valuable books on South African history, fauna
and flora. Children are welcome guests at Kwandwe where rangers
and trackers are trained to look after their needs. |
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Game Viewing
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The
twice-daily game drives in open 4x4 Land Rovers provide excellent
opportunities to view the
Big Five and many other animals in their
natural environment.
A ranger and tracker, dedicated to your party,
will lead you to impressive sightings and impart interesting
information about nature and wildlife to you.
Walking in Kwandwe Private Game Reserve is a unique way of
experiencing the wild. Hiking along the river or in the valley is
permitted only with a guide and is especially rewarding for those
interested in birds, vegetation and folklore. |
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There is a wide range of additional excursions available at
Kwandwe - like the four-hour safari tour to the Valley of the
Ancient Voices to see thousand-year-old rock paintings, stone
tools and artifacts.
You may track rhino on foot under the guidance of an experienced
ranger. Visit nearby Grahamstown to explore museums and places of
historical interest - the region has a fascinating history. It is
also possible to go on polo or golf tours in the vicinity of
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve. |
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Rates:
 Please contact us for a suggested
itinerary and quote
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