Gem In The Bush Lodge

The Gem In The Bush Lodge is a luxurious sanctuary located in the vibrant city of Hoedspruit, located in the heart of the Limpopo Province. It offers guests an opportunity to immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring Hoedspruit wildlife estate, a sprawling conservation area spanning 200 hectares of pristine Lowveld bush, where they can encounter Africa's most iconic animals.

The lodge itself is designed to enchant visitors and provide a truly magnificent escape amidst the untamed wilderness of the African bush. It features four spacious suites, each boasting a lavish en-suite bathroom, private garden, and an enchanting outdoor lounge area. The bathrooms are exquisitely appointed with walk-in showers, shower columns, invigorating outdoor showers, double vanities, and separate toilets, ensuring maximum comfort. Additionally, two of the suites feature stunning standalone baths.

Guests can relish the epitome of indulgence in the bedrooms, adorned with king-size beds or two single beds, decadent Egyptian cotton linen, and sumptuously soft bedding. The lodge also offers a lovely pool located amidst the captivating Marula trees, and a scenic rooftop area providing unparalleled vistas of the estate's lush greenbelt and the sparkling pool area.

The Gem In The Bush Lodge is situated near the estate's Greenbelt, allowing guests to savor the serenity of the bush on the beautiful patio while enjoying refreshing drinks or fragrant coffee. They can witness delightful surprises as Impalas, duikers, and zebras gracefully pass by the bay windows of their spacious bedrooms, as the villa is perfectly positioned for wildlife encounters right at their doorstep.

The Hoedspruit wildlife estate covers more than 600 hectares of preserved and wild ecosystem, representative of South Africa's Greenbelt. Giraffe, zebras, kudus, and other animals inhabit and roam freely through the estate. The Appelblaar suite at the Gem In The Bush Lodge offers guests the opportunity to enjoy a drink in an outdoor grassy garden, where they might catch a glimpse of warthogs or small antelopes passing right in front of their eyes.