GREAT GETAWAY BREAKSMAKWETI SAFARI LODGE
Special 2010 Offers
Last Minute Special - Book 10 days prior to travel date
HIGH SEASON: September, October, November & December
Per person sharing: R 2860.00, nightly
LOW SEASON: July & August
Per person sharing R 2200.00, nightly
Long Stay Rate - For reservations of 3 nights or more, receive a 25% discount
MONTHS September, October, November, 1 to 20 December 2010
Winter Rate
15 July – 31 August 2010
Suite with a private plunge pool R 4500.00 less winter discount = R 2860.00 per person sharing, nightly
Suite without a private plunge pool R 4250.00 less winter discount = 2585.00 per person sharing, nightly
NB
All Rates are inclusive accommodation, all meals, all safaris and VAT
All Rates are exclusive beverages and conservation levy of R 54.00 per person daily
DESCRIPTION
Privately owned and operated, Makweti is a prime malaria-free destination for the true safari connoisseur in search of diverse wildlife and a Big 5 experience.
The main lodge is built from natural rock with teak decks overhanging the dramatic Makweti Gorge. Rare African art, antique furnishings, rich woods, leather and woven textures create a homely elegance. Secluded stone and thatched chalets are stylishly decorated and offer the luxury of an escape from a busy world.
Indoor and outdoor showers, Victorian bathtubs, log fires and viewing decks, some with private plunge pools make this a popular honeymoon destination.
Twice daily safaris in open vehicles or on foot combine a landscape experience with game viewing of over 16 species of antelope, plains game, lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo and the rare brown hyena. Watch game at the waterhole from the luxury of the Indaba deck.
Savour gourmet cuisine under the stars in the boma or in a candlelit dining room, whilst sipping an estate wine from the cellar.
Makweti is a relaxing and romantic wildlife retreat. Scheduled flights, to an airstrip within the reserve, or an easy 3-hour drive from Johannesburg.
This region forms part of the Waterberg Biosphere, declared a Natural Heritage Site.
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