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Synergy Treehouse

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Rated 5.0 in 12 Reviews


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Synergy is a collection of luxury eco-conscious lodges in South Africa, with properties in Scarborough, Cape Town, McGregor, and the Breede River Valley. The company demonstrates a strong commitment to environmental protection while delivering premium hospitality experiences.

The flagship property, Synergy Treehouse in Scarborough, is situated approximately 45 minutes from Cape Town. This sophisticated modern sanctuary features clean lines and exquisite detailing, seamlessly blending luxury with a relaxed coastal atmosphere. The property is nestled against the Cape Point Reserve, offering views of the Atlantic Ocean and rugged coastline. It comprises two bedrooms and includes features such as balau walkways through indigenous trees, a central fire pit, retractable glass walls, and a plunge pool.

In McGregor, Western Cape, Synergy Cornerhouse offers guests a nostalgic escape in a charming village setting, characterized by oak-lined streets and local bistros. The property emphasizes disconnection from modern stresses and embraces country living.

Synergy Eldorado, located in the Breede River Valley, represents the company's newest venture. This minimalist haven is designed to integrate seamlessly with its mountain wilderness setting while providing premium comfort.

The properties have received recognition in various international publications, including Elle Decoration Country and House & Leisure magazine. Synergy has also achieved Airbnb Superhost status. The company is expanding its portfolio with new self-sustaining, off-the-grid luxury lodges in the Small Karoo region and participates in environmental initiatives, including bee conservation efforts with The Bee Effect.

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