Garden Route Game Lodge

Garden Route Game Lodge Hotel / Lodge accommodation in Albertinia Western Cape

Description

Set against the backdrop of the majestic Langeberg mountain Range, the Garden Route Game Lodge guards the entrance to South Africa s world famous Garden Route Coast.

Only 3« scenic hours drive from Cape Town, this malaria free, private game reserve is home to an abundance of animal and bird life including the BIG 5.

Morning and evening game drives are led by experienced game rangers who share their knowledge of big game as well as the many other antelope species, birdlife and local African folklore.

Exclusive accommodation in luxury thatched chalets or spacious rooms all with en suite bathrooms, designed to offer guests complete comfort and relaxation in a beautiful setting.

The thatched conference center with breakaway lapa overlooks a nearby waterhole and can accommodate up to 70 delegates.

Accommodation

Luxury Lodge

Our recently refurbished spacious Lodge rooms combine luxury and comfort with an African theme. Complete with en suite bathrooms, the Lodge rooms lead onto a West facing balcony which offers breathtaking African sunsets all within steps of the pool. These rooms are ideal for families and are located closer to the Lodge amenities. 

Private Chalets

Contact Details Garden Route Game Lodge 028 735-1200 / 028 735-1202 Enquire now View Rates View Directions

Attractions

Game Viewing Drives

Morning and evening game drives are led by experienced and knowledgeable game rangers who share their knowledge of big game as well as the many other antelope species, birdlife and local African folklore.
Garden Route Game Lodge is currently home to giraffe, white rhino, lion, elephant, buffalo, kudu, zebra, wildebeest and 24 more species that make up a total of more than 400 animals.

Lions of the Garden Route Game Lodge

Garden Route Game Lodge is home to 7 lions which originally came fromShamwari game reserve in the Eastern Cape. 
When the Garden Route Game Lodge was started in 2000, provision was made to accommodate the lions and provide them with a sanctuary where they would be protected.  So it was with great fanfare that the lions arrived at the Garden Route Game Lodge on the 31st March 2000.
The lions have adapted well to their new environment in the Western Cape. We hope that their story of survival will provide visitors with an educational experience and enlighten them on the plight of these magnificent beasts.

Elephants of the Garden Route Game Lodge

Our elephants were translocated from the Kruger National Park and arrived at Garden Route Game Lodge in 2001.

Theyare both orphans that survived the last cull that took place in Kruger National Park in 1994 after which culling was discontinued.

Cheetah Conservation Center

The Cheetah Conservation Center was established in 2002 to providevisitors to the Garden Route Game Lodge with an insight into the plightof this critically endangered species. 
A percentage of revenue from each guest that stays at the Lodge is allocated to the purchase of collars for cheetah in the wild.  

Reptile Center

No stay at the Garden Route Game Lodge is complete without a tour of this world class facility where our the resident curator will share his knowledge of over 26 species of snakes, crocodiles and other cold blooded creatures.
An absolute must for families and those wanting to overcome there fear of snakes !

Mountain Bike Trails

Mountain bike trails on the various farm roads which lead to the Gouritz River Valley offer a challenge to the mountain bike enthusiast.
Shorter routes are available on the property for the youngsters to enjoy.

Quad Bike Trails

Enjoy a guided adventure trail on a 4x4 quad bike on a farm just outside Mossel Bay.
Booking in advance is essential.

Accolades

:Tourism Council of SA Star Grading

TGCSA Star Grading

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