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Paradise Lodge

Lodge
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R 3,000
Avg per night for 2 guests

Paradise Lodge is an exclusive accommodation situated within the Greater Mabalingwe Nature Reserve in South Africa. The reserve is home to approximately 2000 head of game, including elephants, rhinos, hippos, buffalos, lions, and occasional leopard sightings. The property is particularly appealing to nature enthusiasts, wildlife photographers, and families seeking a peaceful retreat.

The lodge is designed as a single house that accommodates one group at a time, with a maximum capacity of 10 guests. The property features five air-conditioned en-suite bedrooms, including a Honeymoon Suite that, while separate, remains connected to the main house. The interior includes an open-plan kitchen, spacious dining area, and a comfortable lounge equipped with a flat-screen TV and additional guest toilet.

Outdoor facilities include braai (barbecue) facilities, a small swimming pool requiring parental supervision for children's safety, and a two-vehicle carport. The Greater Mabalingwe area offers extensive amenities including a farm stall, tennis courts, squash courts, and a Main Lodge featuring a restaurant, bar, and heated swimming pool. Activities such as horse riding and archery are available through reception booking.

The surrounding area caters to golf enthusiasts with four courses within a 20-kilometer radius. Guests can enjoy self-drive game viewing within the reserve at no additional cost, with guided game drives available through Mabalingwe reception. During December, visitors can observe breeding birds and young warthogs around the premises.

The lodge maintains strict noise policies to preserve the tranquil nature reserve environment, with complete quiet required after 10 PM. A minimum two-night stay is required for all bookings.

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