Die Rots Guesthouse

Die Rots Guesthouse is located in the scenic Schoemanskloof, which is a low-risk malaria area approximately 40 kilometers from Nelspruit. It is situated on a farm that has the Crocodile River running through it. The guesthouse offers beautiful mountain views from the deck of the thatched house, as well as abundant birdlife. Guests might spot the Purple Crested Loerie, Paradise Flycatcher, or even hear owls at night.

The farm is home to small game such as Duiker (Red and Grey), Bushbuck, Genet, Jackal, Bushpig, and occasional migrating Hippo. Approximately 2 kilometers of the Crocodile River frontage can be found on the property. The guesthouse features five luxury en-suite rooms, each with a bath and shower. Two double rooms and three twin rooms are available, with each room having its own entrance from the deck. Tea and coffee-making facilities are provided in each room.

A continental breakfast is served, and dinners can be arranged with advance booking. The guesthouse is situated approximately three and a half hours' drive from Johannesburg, making it an ideal base to explore the main tourist attractions in the area, such as Sudwala Caves, Pilgrim's Rest, Lowveld Botanical Garden, Kaapsehoop, and the waterfalls of Sabie. It is also located one and a half hours from the Kruger National Park and 128 kilometers from the Mozambique border.

Amenities at Die Rots Guesthouse include DStv in the lounge, a sparkling swimming pool with a lapa, and nearby 4x4 routes, quad bikes, and hiking trails. The guesthouse is conveniently located as a base for sporting events like the Crocodile Cano Marathon, Mankele Mountain Bike events, Elandsriver Valley Marathon, and events at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit. Double en-suite rooms opening onto the deck with mountain views are available.