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“If we have no peace, it is because we haveforgotten that we belong to each other. ”

Mother Teresa

ONE OF South Africa’s most well-known tourism icons. The Blue Train has an aura of mystique about it. Kings and presidents have travelled on this magnificent moving five-star hotel. Its very name has become synonymous with the ultimate in luxury and personal service. As the ever-changing scenery flashes past the windows, guests can savour exquisite meals freshly prepared on board by top chefs. Our meals are complemented by the best wines South Africa has to offer. The suites on The Blue Train live up to its reputa tion for magnifi-cence and splendour. The finest bed linen, marble tiles and gold fit-tings in the bathrooms and sheer opulence all ensure that guests will never forget the time they spend on The Blue Train. Corporate companies now have the oppor tunity to tailor-make their own Blue Train route. The train can be chartered for strategic meet-ings, product launches, VIP cocktail parties, Christmas lunches, dinners

and even weddings, with a variety of different routes as an option. The Conference Car, which is found in one of the two train sets, ac-commodates up to 22 delegate s, is fully equipped with audio-visual and technical equipment for a high level busines s meeting or a small conference.

Hanlie Kotze, Acting Executive Manager of The Blue Train, comments:

“For over 65 years The Blue Train has enjoyed international reputation as one of the world’s unsurpass ed luxury experiences. Our corporate client s can tailor-make a charte r with a difference . For example, a Golf-ing or Safari Charter, with the train stopping at or near golf courses or game lodge s that are situated along a rail route. As long as the option they choose involves rail networks that are compatible with The Blue Train’s tech nology, it can be arranged! Full catering and bar facilities are available on board”.

Travel on the Blue Trainand Enjoy your Window to the soul of South Africa

ENQUIRIES & RESERVATIONSPretoria Tel: +27 12-334-8459 / Cape Town Tel: +27 21-449-2672

Visit our web site for departure dates and [email protected]

Luxury is Better when Shared — before or after —Complimentary “Value Add”

Overlooking the expansive city of Pre-to ria, close to city centr e, 131 reflect s tasteful elegance combined with excep tion al attention to detail. This “hidden treasure” offer s exquisite in ter iors, impeccable service and fine cuisin e, and truly is South Africa’s best kept secret.

Close to Government Avenue, the old Company Gardens, Green market Square, St George’s Cathedral & Mall, the Taj suites, guestrooms and resi-den ces offer magnificent views of the Mother City and Table Mountain. The hotel combines rich history and ele-gant contemporary architecture.

Ask for the Special Offer including 1 overnight stay at either

131 on Herbert Baker in Pretoria — or —

The Taj in Cape TownBreakfast and transfer between the

hotel and the station.

The Special Offer is valid until end 2013 (subject to availability).

Terms & Conditions apply.

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THANK YOU to all stakeholders and partners, our readers and visitors to Southern Africa, for

your support since the launch of the 1st Edition.

Discerning travellers are encouraged to visit our website to sample various destinations and

products prior to planning their itinerary. The attention to detail by our professional consult-

ants will assure that you get the best, according to your budget and specific requests.

Your feedback will assist us to continuously enhance our services through the multi-level,

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BE INSPIRED. May our sunshine, nature, vibrant and colorful society find a special place in

your heart.

For passionate golfers, a vast selection of clubs will test your skills. Facilities are superb.

The fairways, greens and courses reflect design expertise and development by some of the

greatest golfers. The PGA and Sunshine Tour have raised the level of golf in South Africa rank-

ing it as one of the finest global golf destinations.

Renowned for our wildlife, the conservation areas set aside to preserve the natural heri-

tage, offer many choices that will surpass your expectations. Knowledgeable game rangers

will guide you on safaris. For close-up game encounters join a walking safari, an open all-

wheel-drive game drive, or a river-lake cruise. Little compares with the thrill of hearing lion

roar under star-lit nights, whilst you share a campfire.

Heritage portrays the history of our peoples, origins and natural phenomena. You will be

enthralled when captivated by the stories and places.

Our traditional culinary delights, African feasts, braais and buffets, with a choice of fine

wines, will enrich your taste buds and palette.

Complete your visit with the pampering, de-stressing and rejuvenating that skilled

therapist s offer at wellness retreats, salons and spas.

Whilst Southern Africa cares for its sustainability of resources, we offer many economic

opportuniti es. Your investment and expertise will generate growth, contribute to balancing

local community and family life, as well as bringing additional strength to infra-structure.

May this 3rd Edition motivate you to visit and explore the diversity provided by this sub-

continent.

Stefan Gennrich

Editor

THE PUBLISHER & EDITOR WELCOME YOU TO SOUTHERN AFRICA

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Johannesburg to Maun

Air Botswana operates weekly flights between the iconic Okavango Delta and Afri-ca's entertainment centre. So whether you are sipping on sundowners in the tranquil Delta or having cocktails in a trendy pub in Johannesburg, you get the best of both worlds. Book and pay online or call reservations or your nearest travel agent today.

Tel: 011 390 3070/1/2/3, [email protected]

WINE 85 Cape Winemakers Guild 86 Groot Constantia 87 Ernie Els 88 Hauté Cabriere 89 L’Ermitage 90 Tulbagh Wines

WELLNESS 93 Spa Association 94 Camelot 95 Twelve Apostles 95 Bushmans Kloof 95 The Oyster Box 96 Kapama 97 Mangwanane

INVESTMENT 99 IDC100 Inspirations101 Tshwane Investment102 The Best Advice103 Engel & Völkers

104 LEISURE DIRECTORY

INTRODUCTION

4 Blue Train 6 Foreword 7 Air Botswana 9 Hilton10 Minister of Tourism11 SA Airlink12 PGA SA 14 South African Tourism15 Hertz17 MAPS 18 South Africa20 Tshwane21 Ekurhuleni 24 Cape Town25 Tshwane26 Ilembe27 SA Provinces30 Southern Africa34 Sunbird35 Sanctuary Retreats


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CONTENTS

GOLF

37 Sunshine Tour39 Serengeti40 Nedbank Golf42 Royal Johannesburg & Kensington43 Leopard Creek44 Fancourt45 Legend Safari & Golf Resort46 Ilembe Golf47 Hyatt Regency Oubaai48 St Francis Links49 Champagne Sports Resort50 Bantry Bay50 The Rex51 Bryanston51 Ingrid Diesel52 Pearl Valley52 Middelburg53 Pezula54 Monarch54 Lawhill55 Royal Cape56 Durban56 St James on Venice57 Devonvale58 Phakalane Botswana60 Malawi Golf61 Nkonyeni Swaziland62 African Sun Zimbabwe

WILDLIFE & HERITAGE

65 SANParks66 Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife67 Heritage68 Cradle of Humankind69 Liliesleaf70 Lesedi70 Shakaland71 Recreation Africa72 Sacred Sites73 Tau74 Entabeni75 Sabi Sabi76 Samara78 De Hoop79 Bongani79 Chobe Marina Botswana80 African Sun Zimbabwe81 Stanley & Livingstone Zimbabwe81 Zambezi Queen Cruises82 Amazing Zambia83 Leopard Lodge Zambia


South Africa’s Minister of Tourism, The Honourable Marthinus van Schalkwyk

WELCOME.

South Africa’s status as a premier global leisure destination is now firmly established.

We have the capability and the means, the welcoming culture, and the varied, textured,

beautiful destination that the world’s travellers – ever more demanding and discerning –

want when they choose a destination. During the last five years, South Africa has outpaced

the growth of all competitor locations in the leisure arrivals category. Foreign direct spend

in rand terms has grown faster than arrivals, with an 11% per-annum growth rate. South

Africa’s tourism industry has also managed to build on the momentum achieved during a

record-breaking 2010 by growing a further 3,3% and attracting over 8,3 million international

tourists in 2011.

Tourism is poised to play a greater role than ever before, both on the global stage and in

the lives of South Africans. However, tourism is about much more than the policies, statistics

and objectives that often talked about. It is about people. Being a labour-intensive sector

with a supply chain that cascades deep into the national economy and across all communi-

ties, tourism is positioned as a priority sector in Government’s planning and policy frame-

works. In South Africa, as in the rest of the world, tourism remains one of the fastest-growing

economic sectors, with huge potential for future job creation and social inclusion, in particu-

lar with regard to women and young people.

Our country as a whole embodies a very distinct fabric of interwoven cultures and the

world’s eyes have opened up to the beauty, diversity of experiences, and endless possibilities

that South Africa has to offer like never before. The surge of visitors and sustained growth in

tourism to South Africa since the World Cup is a testament to this and we continue to invest

heavily in creating intrigue for our country’s broad spectrum of lifestyle experiences. We are

indeed ‘a world in one country’, from our awe-inspiring environment through to the warmth

and friendliness of our people.

Marthinus van SchalkwykMinister of TourismREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER

17 Trevena Road, Tour ism House, Sunnys ide

Pretor ia 0001

Call Center: +27 (0) 860 121 929

Switch Board Number: +27 (0) 12 444 6000

www.tourism.gov.za


We invite you to South Africa, the home of perfect weather, wild game, championship golf courses and Major Championship Winners

FOR THE THIRD year in a row, a South African professional golfer has triumphed in a Major

Champion ship and the continued success of South African Golfers on the world stage can be

attributed to numerous factors. South Africa is blessed with over 500 golf courses and superb

golfing weather that allows the game to be played all-year round from the borders of the famous

Kruger National Park to the Southern tip of the African continent with spectacular views of the

Indian Ocean.

South Africa is blessed with numerous championship layouts that have been brought to the

attention of the world through the global success of South African stars such as the late Bobby

Locke, Gary Player, Ernie Els, Retief Goosen, Charl Schwartzel and Louis Oosthuizen. Their passion

for the game of golf is matched by the enthusiasm and expertise of the PGA of South Africa Golf

Professionals who will ensure that every golf experience will be a memorable one. Our passion-

ate PGA Professionals will improve your game through a once off lesson or a series of lessons.

Imagine playing golf on cliff edges with roaring waves pounding the rocks far below. Be patien t

while antelope cross the fairway and momentarily delay your game. Crocodiles and hippos are

at home in water hazards adding excitement to your gentle stroll around the course. Test your

skill on world famous venues and courses that have been designed by the greatest golfers of all

time. Golf resorts offer diverse entertainment, accommodation of the highest star grading and

restaurants that dish up the finest food that the country has to offer.

South Africa loves the game of golf and all that is associated with the beautiful game. PGA

coaches are there to improve your swing and game while still offering the finest golfing equip-

ment and clothing that our top golfers endorse. Come to South Africa, share the banter of the

19th hole, conclude business relationships, form lasting friendships and above all, share the love

of the game of golf.

Ivano Ficalbi

CHIEF EXECUTIVEPROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA

MESSAGE FROM THE PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA

Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club

1 Fairway Avenue, Linksfield 2192.

+27 (0)11 485-1370

www.pgasa.com


Welcome to South Africa — one of the world’s great golfing destinations

IN THE international golfing world, South Africa’s reputation is sky-high. The Majors Tournament

exploits of the likes of Retief Goosen, Charl Schwartzel, Louis Oosthuizen, Trevor Immelman and

the ever-green Ernie Els have ensured South African golf's extremely lofty global reputation is

well-deserved and secure.

But while the exploits of our golfers at famous courses such as Augusta, Wentworth and St

Andrew s have given our country’s standing a huge boost, it has also enhanced South Africa’s

status as a golfing destination par excellence.

For golfing enthusiasts, South Africa offers the chance to play a round of golf alongside the

ocean and watch the whales play in the waves as your golfing buddies tee off or to putt for a

birdie in the middle of the pristine South African bush, as wild antelope graze close by or the cry

of the fish eagle pierces the big, blue sky. For all golfers, South Africa offers a break from your

business schedules at one of our over 400 unforgettable, unique golf courses — many featuring

on the world golfing circuit.

This country offers every visitor — and certainly every golf lover — the opportunity to fulfill

their dreams. Ours is the ultimate sporting destination, be it playing on our world-renowned golf

courses, the thrill of the extreme: bunji-jumping, paragliding, surfing, caving or being challenged

by our off-road trails.

But our country offers so much more than sport. It offers the chance to reach for the stars and

to feel the universe embrace you under the brilliant clarity of the southern night sky or a chance

to treat yourself to our variety of fine dining venues. Hospitality meets you at every turn. From

the super luxurious hotels, lodges and resorts to intimate and cultural accommodation establish-

ments, we offer you an infinite choice of overnight options.

Our cosmopolitan cities, country towns and villages will amaze you. The cultural rainbow of

our nation brings many lifestyles, traditions, and languages for you to interact with.

Are you interested in safari and wildlife? Yes, take your pick. There are private lodges and

reserves, national parks and wilderness regions to suit every pocket.

Our selection and choice of wines suit every palette. There’s a red, white, rosé and sparkling

wine to pair with the culinary delights of every description.

Be revitalized at our spas, wellness centres and retreats, that will refresh and restore your

mind and body.

We open our doors to you. Share the beauty of our country. Experience the African hospitality

— let ‘ubuntu’ and warmth of our people make you feel at home.

Thulani Nzima

SOUTH AFRICAN TOURISM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

LETTER FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN TOURISM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

INFORMATIONCall Centre:

+27 (0)83 123 6789

Head Office:+27 (0)11 895 3000

www.southafrica.net


SOUTH AFRICA

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COME AND EXPERIENCE our hospitality wherever you go and get in touch with our wide variety of fascinating cultures and local traditions. Our people are ready to show you our country’s natural wonders , draw you into the rhythm and soul of Africa, give you close encounters with our regal wildlife and take you on an unforgettable journey through our ancient and recent past. Visiting South Africa is affordable. Experience the ultimate combo of nature, wildlife, culture, adven-ture, heritage and sunshine. Sunny South Africa, with over 300 days of sun-shine a year, invites you to enjoy the outdoors, play golf year-round and take advantage of the nearly 3 000km coastline … The world-class facilities, be they Afro-chic or authentic African will make you feel at home. It is easy to get around, there’s comfortable accommo-dation, great food and diverse venues to interact with locals. Our Rainbow Nation celebrates all its African and

immigrant cultures. Our friendly people invite you to try your tongue in communicating in at least one of our 11 official languages!

Action & Adventure: As adventure capital of the world there is something for everyone. From hikin g trails, caving, abseiling, white water kayaking, off-shore diving to off-road routes, all offer thrilling extreme experiences.

Culinary delights: From traditional comfort food to Michelin-star dining; a hearty shebeen buffet, or a gourmet banquet beneath a star-strewn African sky, will have your taste buds satisfied with mouth-watering local soul food.

Cultural diversity: Experience cultural interaction that is real and inspiring. Whether you spend a day in a Zulu village or a city township; a week in a Xhosa household or escape to a typical South African farm, you’ll find our people hospitable and friendly.

Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the large selec-tion of world class courses located throughout the country. A golfing safari means literally encounter-ing game on the greens. Certain golf courses are eithe r right next to game parks, or are part of them. Don’t be surprised to find crocodiles in the water hazards, giraffes munching the trees, and impala nibbling the fairways.

Human Rights: The struggle for democracy inspires and touches of millions lives. Visit the Heritage Sites and museums. Be a part of our journey to freedom as you walk in the footsteps of some of the greatest living freedom icons in history.

Natural Heritage: South Africa is blessed with scenic splendour and natural landscapes – soaring mountain peaks and passes, dense and ancient forests, miles of unspoiled coastline, rivers to sooth or thrill you, and rolling flower fields and grasslands of every hue. There are places to be still, places to inspire you, places to explore or to simply revel in

We welcome you with open arms and hearts and the warmest, widest of smiles, excited to receive you to our shores, homes and braais

the joyous gift of nature.

Shopping: From off-the-beaten-track curio markets filled with collectable handicrafts, to bargain-stuffed flea markets, and glitzy malls in our big cities with the latest must-have name brands, shop-a-holics are spoilt for choice. The favourable exchange rate makes retail therapy last longer too.

Spas and wellness centres, each with their special-ized treatments and therapies, spoil you with choice to indulge your senses, relax and rejuvenate. Scented traditional balms made with indigenous oils and ingredients will have you stress-free and feeling like African royalty in no time.

Wildlife safaris will exceed your expectations. The diverse palette of National Parks and award-winning safari lodges in Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Kwa Zulu Natal and the Eastern Cape, offer luxury, impeccable service and cuisine, soothing spa’s and superlative wildlife. Encounter the Big Five, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhinoceros and Buffalo; and the Little 5, the Elephant Shrew, Ant Lion, Rhinoceros Beetle, Buffalo Weaver and Leopard Tortoise.

Magnificent Marine experiences can include whale watching, going eye-to-eye with Tiger sharks, cage-diving with Great Whites, being charmed by urban penguins, snorkeling beside whale sharks and be entranced on a moonlit beach as new-born turtle hatchlings make their bid for life in the ocean.

Wine connoisseurs will appreciate visiting estates producing their favorite labels. Wine Tasting is pos-sible at most vineyards. The wine regions stretch from the western to the far northern Cape. Our Port and Brandy routes are renowned too. Where there’s fabulous wine, a South African Feast will satisfy your culinary palette.

Whatever, however, with-who-ever, may South Africa be your destination of choice.

The City of Tshwane to host the Tshwane Open

TSHWANE IS A COSMOPOLITAN city with a rich heritage and cultural diversity. It is also the

diplomatic capital of South Africa. Owing to its location, heritage and economic activity, it

attracts travellers of all kinds — business, leisure, health and sport.

The Tshwane of today is one of the most sophisticated and promising emerging markets

globally. The unique combination of a highly developed economic infrastructure and huge

emergent market economy has given rise to a strong entrepreneurial and dynamic invest-

ment environment.

This magnificent destination is not only about business, but also offers an array of experi-

ences ranging from diversity of cultures, heritage, entertainment, wildlife, outdoor experi-

ences and good weather all year round. Sport, arts and culture, research and development,

industry, learning and the business of running the nation are all captured in the daily lives

of the city’s 2.5 million residents who make this city what it is. Tshwane is also the home to

more than seventeen magnificent golf courses.

The City of Tshwane is proud to associate itself with the Sunshine Tour which will host a

PGA tournament known as the Tshwane Open, being held at one of Tshwane’s most magni-

ficent golf courses, the Copperfield Golf Estate. The Sunshine Tour represents the highest

level of competition for male professional golfers in Southern Africa. The Tshwane Open is

a 72-hole full-field event co-sanctioned by the European Tour and the Sunshine Tour and is

one of six founding professional golf tours that make up the International Federation of PGA

Tours. It will be the sixth and last co-sanctioned event on the Sunshine Tour during summer

2012/13.

I am inviting you to come and experience the splendour of the City of Tshwane and

experi ence the inauguration of the Tshwane Open, a PGA-Sanctioned tournament from

28 February to 03 March 2013 at the Ernie Els Copperleaf in Centurion — Tshwane.

Councillor Kgosientso Ramokgopa

THE EXECUTIVE MAYORCITY OF TSHWANE

FORWARD ON TSHWANE OPEN

CALL CENTRE

+27 (0)12 358 2111 / 427 2111 +27 12 358 1430 / 1135 / 1675

www.tshwane.gov.za


We welcome you to the City of Ekurhuleni – the Place of Peace, Aerotropolis and gateway to Africa and the world.

HOSTING THE 102nd edition of the SA Open Golf Championship, the second oldest golf

tourna ment after the British Open, some of the best professional golfers in the world, will

enjoy the golf, the offerings and investment opportunities Ekurhuleni has to offer. The event

will once again be taking place at the majestic Serengeti Golf Estate in Kempton Park.

This gigantic tournament provides exposure for our City to approximately 300 million

homes in forty-one countries. Ekurhuleni is a preferred destination for national and inter-

national sporting and cultural events and investment. This is in line with our Growth and

Development Strategy 2055 which is informed by the Gauteng Global City Region plans.

The hosting of the SA Open also speaks to our triangular vision for sport, with mass partici-

pation at the base and elite championship sport at the apex. The SA Open sits at the apex of

this triangle, as one of the world’s most prestigious tournament for professional golfers.

The Richer Future Foundation, is the charity arm of the SA Open, currently working with

previously disadvantaged golf clubs from Ekurhuleni, namely the Tembisa and Daveyton Golf

Clubs, supporting them in various self-development initiatives. Last year the South African

Golf Development Board (SAGDB) invited participation in the Kids Golf Development pro-

gramme held at the Daveyton Golf Club. 93 children participated from Tembisa, Daveyton,

KwaThema and Tsakane. This year the city target aims to double this figure.

In conclusion, after having tested the Jack Nicklaus-designed course myself, I must say it

surely will continue to make an impression on the professionals as it has on the South African

golf landscape.

I wish all the golfers the best during the tournament and may Golf be the winner.

Mondli Gungubele

EXECUTIVE MAYOR, CITY OF EKURHULENI

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR, CITY OF EKURHULENI

LOCATIONS

Alberton, Benoni, Boksburg,Brakpan, Daveyton, Duduza,

Edenvale, Etwatwa, Germiston,Katlehong, Kempton,

Kwa Thema, Nigel, Springs,Tembisa, Thokoza,Tsakane, Vosloorus

FACIL IT IES

Art galleriesClinics

Customer care centre (CCC)Libraries

Licensing OfficesMini Disposal Sites

Recycle collection sitesSchools

Solid waste depots

CONTACT

Call Centre - 0860 543 00024 hours a day, 7 days a week

www.ekurhuleni.gov.za

S H O W C A S I N G S O U T H A F R I C A www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

WE ARE particularly proud of our immense natural beauty — from the shores of False Bay, to the wine lands of the Stellenbosch district, and everything in between. The FIFA World Cup provided us with a valuable boost to start revamping our public transport service, and already more than 4 million passenger journeys have been reported on our MyCiTi bus network. These buses already connect the airport and the city centre with the Table View area along our West Coast. Future phases will include connecting routes to our beaches and sea-side play zones. Your oversized luggage, such as surf-boards and golf bags, is more than welcome on board. Eventually, this safe and effective network will cover the entire Cape Peninsula. Ahead of 2014 — the year in which Cape Town will

officially hold the title as World Design Capital — we have embarked on a number of creative design initia-tives. One immediate visible result was the relocation of the golf course on the Green Point Common, which now forms part of the Cape Town Stadium precinct. We have also invite d student s from the University of Cape Town to assis t us with ideas on how to finish the unfinished freeway, which you will see in the City Centre. Cape Town is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city with a crea-tive ability that ranks among the best in the world. The City offers everything the business or leisure traveller might require — from top-class accommodation, to safe and reliable transit. It’s not “all work and no play” either; there is more than enough to entertain you. We hope you enjoy your stay in the Mother City. We are happy to welcome you to our shores.

www.capetown.gov.za Cape Town Tourism+27 (0)21 487 6800+27 (0)86 132 2223

www.capetown.travel

The City of Cape Town prides itself on being one of the most caring,inclusive and well run cities in South Africa

S H O W C A S I N G S O U T H A F R I C A www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

ENTERPRISE ILEMBE, KWAZULU-NATAL NORTH COAST

THE iLembe Region with its unique mix of luxury resorts and wide variety of affordable accommodation, has long been recognized as a prime domestic and international holiday destination. Patches of coastal forest give way to rolling green hills of sugar cane, which, in turn, spill into the rich hinterland of the province. Its ever-present sea views and magnifi cent beaches are what this holiday des-tination is all about and its warm-all-year-round weather means you can swim, sunbathe, surf and fish from early spring right through to winter’s end. The North Coast boasts a rich cultural heritage with strong Eastern, African, European and French Mauritian influences, a unique cultural mix, which provides fascinat-ing insights into the history of this part of the world.

INVESTMENT, EMPLOYMENT AND PRODUCTIONGlittering natural assets abound. Local and global inves-tors have invested some R2 billion in tourism projects in the past two years. Developers have recognized the value of its unspoilt natural environment and have adopted an approach that puts residents and guests directly in touch with the region’s natural beauty.

VINEYARDS The iLembe Vineyards Project is an agro processing busi-

ness with an Agri Tourism component. It takes three years for vineyards to be planted before they can be harvested. The ultimate goal of the project is to capitalize on the catalytic effect of a vineyard, and the ability to create econo mically viable projects and industries supporting and surrounding the vineyards. The objective of the project is to plant and harvest vines with the intention of producing some or all of the following i.e. wine, brandy, juice and the production of table grapes. Villard Blanc has been identified as a grape cultivar that is ideal for the coastline of KwaZulu-Natal as it is resistant to humidity.

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The iLembe Region was named to honour King Shaka’s Zulu

Kingdom along KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast, extending 110 km

from Umhlanga Rocks just north of Durba n, up to Amatikulu River.

Tel: +27 (0)32 947 1256www.enterpriseilembe.co.za

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PROVINCES

NORTHERN CAPE: QUICK FACTS

The vast and arid Northern Cape is by far the largest province, slightly bigger than Germany and taking up nearly a third of South Africa’s land area. Yet it has the country’s smallest popula-tion, around 1-million people, and an extremely roomy population density of three people per square kilometre. The province lies to the south of its most important asset, the mighty Orange River.

Capital: Kimberley Languages: 68% Afrikaans, 20.8% Setswana, 2.5% English Population: 1 103 900 (2010) Share of SA population: 2.3% Area: 372 889 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 30.5%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/northern-cape.htm

NORTH WEST: QUICK FACTS

North West lies in the north of South Africa on the Botswana border, fringed by the Kalahari desert in the west, Gauteng province to the east, and the Free State to the south. It is known as the Platinum Province for the wealth of the metal it has underground.

Capital: Mafikeng Major city: Potchefstroom Languages: 65.4% Setswana, 7.5% Afrikaans, 5.8% isiXhosa Population: 3 200 900 (2010) Share of SA population: 7.1% Area: 106 512 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 8.7%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/north-west.htm

WESTERN CAPE: QUICK FACTS

If three pyramids are the symbol of Africa’s far north, then a flat-topped mountain is the symbol of its far south. Cape Town nestles in the curve of Table Mountain at the start of the hook-shaped Cape Peninsula, which ends in the jagged cliffs of Cape Point. The Western Cape lies on southern tip of Africa, however the most-southern point is in fact at Cape Agulhas, some 200km east of Cape Town.

Capital: Cape Town Languages: 55.3% Afrikaans, 23.7% isiXhosa, 19.3% English Population: 5 223 900 (2010) Share of SA population: 10% Area: 129 462 square kilometres Share of total area: 10.6%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/western-cape.htm

S H O W C A S I N G S O U T H A F R I C A

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PROVINCES

EASTERN CAPE: QUICK FACTS

The Eastern Cape, lying on the southeastern South African coast, is a region of great natural beauty, particularly the rugged cliffs, rough seas and dense green bush of the stretch known as the Wild Coast.

Capital: Bisho Major city: Port Elizabeth / Nelson Mandela Bay Languages: 83.4% isiXhosa, 9.3% Afrikaans, 3.6% English Population: 6 743 800 (2010) Share of total SA population: 13.5% Area: 168 966 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 13.9%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/eastern-cape.htm

FREE STATE: QUICK FACTS

The Free State lies in the heart of South Africa, with the Kingdom of Lesotho nestling in the hollow of its bean-like shape. Lying between the Vaal River in the north and the Orange River in the south, the region is one of flat, rolling grass-land and crop fields, rising to lovely sandstone mountains in the northeast, and is the granary of South Africa

Capital: Bloemfontein Languages: 64.4% Sesotho, 11.9% Afrikaans, 9.1% isiXhosa Population: 2 824 500 (2010) Share of SA population: 5.7% Area: 129 825 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 10.6%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/free-state.htm

GAUTENG: QUICK FACTS

Gauteng, in Sesotho means “place of gold”, with only 1.4% of South Africa’s land area, the tiny province of Gauteng punches way above its weight, contributing 33% to the national economy and a phenomenal 10% to the GDP of the entire African continent.

Capital: Johannesburg Languages: 21.5% isiZulu, 14.4% Afrikaans, 13.1% Sesotho, 12.5% English Population: 11 191 700 (2010) Share of SA population: 22.4% Area: 16 548 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 1.4%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/gauteng.htm


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KWAZULU-NATAL: QUICK FACTS

The garden province of South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal is a subtropical region of lush and well-watered valleys, washed by the warm Indian Ocean. One of the country’s most popular tourist destinations, the province stretches from Port Edward in the south to the borders of Swaziland and Mozambique to the north. Sugar-cane is the mainstay of KwaZulu-Natal’s agriculture.

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/kwazulu-natal.htm#ixzz1bSCzxVLJ

Capital: Pietermaritzburg Major city: Durban Languages: 80.9% isiZulu, 73.6% English, 1.5% Afrikaan s Population: 10 645 400 (2010) Share of SA population: 21.3% Area: 94 361 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 7.7% Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/kwazulu-natal.htm

LIMPOPO: QUICK FACTS

Limpopo is South Africa’s northernmost province, lying within the great curve of the Limpopo River. It is a region of contrasts, from true bushveld country to majestic mountains, primeval indig-enous forests, unspoilt wilderness and patch-works of farmland.

Capital: Polokwane Languages: 52.1% Sesotho, 22.4% Xitsonga, 15.9% Tshivenda Population: 5 439 600 (2010) Share of SA population: 10.9% Area: 125 755 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 10.3%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/limpopo.htm

MPUMALANGA: QUICK FACTS

Mpumalanga – “the place where the sun rises” – is a province with spectacular scenic beauty and an abundance of wildlife, lying in the northeast of South Africa, and is bordered by the coun-tries of Mozambique and Swaziland to the east and Gauteng to the west. In the eastern region lies the southern half of the magnificent Kruger National Park, a nature reserve teeming with African wildlife in a total area roughly the size of Israel.

Capital: Nelspruit Languages: 30.8% siSwati, 26.4% isiZulu, 12.1% isiNdebele Population: 3 617 600 (2010) Share of SA population: 7.4% Area: 76 495 square kilometres Share of total SA area: 6.3%

Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/geography/mpumalanga.htm

PROVINCES



SOUTHERN AFRICA offers you a myriad of

unique opportunities for business and pleasure

in settings so beautiful it will take your breath

away. Vibrantly contrasting colours, scents and

sounds will delight you against a backdrop of

endlessly varying topography, climate and tradi-

tions.

The Regional Tourism Organisation of

Southern Africa (RETOSA) is a Southern African

Development Community (SADC) body responsi-

ble for the development of Tourism, through the

marketing and promotion of sustainable regional

tourism in 14 countries. Working in close coop-

eration with the national tourism organisations,

the private sector and media partners, RETOSA

undertakes suitable projects to promote tourism

investment and affect transformation through

public-sector facilitation.

A multi-country journey in this enticingly di-

verse region offers many business opportunities

and promises the holiday of a lifetime. You will

take with you memories that will bring you back

again and again.

Southern Africa, the ‘Essence of Africa’ offers

more than awe-inspiring nature, fascinating his-

tory and diverse cultures. Here your every wish

will be granted. You will be enchanted, not only

by the hospitality but also by the region’s unmis-

takable pulse – sometimes gentle and slow, at

other times thrilling and invigorating.

Look into this wonderland. Experience the

energies Southern Africa offers.

ANGOLA

Enjoy summer temperatures all year in this coun-try of natural beauty, rivers, waterfalls, scenic coastline and a unique culture of Portuguese and traditional African elements.

Neighbours: DRC, Zambia, Namibia and Republic of Congo.

Activities: Beaches and water sports in Luanda; game viewing, bird watching and river cruises in the Kissama National Park; climbing the Tunda-Vala volcanic fissure; driving the Leba Pass; pho-to graphing the dunes in the Iona National Park.

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BOTSWANA

The natural beauty of Botswana is found in its land formations, wilderness, wildlife and cultural diversity.

Neighbours: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Zambia.

Activities: Water safaris, walking and elephant-back safaris, and game-viewing by aircraft or helicopt er in the Okavango Delta; 4x4 wilder -ness travelling in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (DRC)

A country suitable for the more intrepid of explorer.

Neighbours: Central African Republic, Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Angola, Republic of Congo and Tanzania.

Activities: Cruising on the Congo River; sight-seeing in Kinshasha; visiting Lake Kivu and the volcanoes of the Virunga mountain range; boating, rafting or hiking through the rainforest; visiting the mountain gorillas.

LESOTHO

Experience this “Mountain Kingdom” and “Kingdom in the Sky” with its natural beauty, rich flora and fauna, absorbing prehistoric and cultural heritage.

Neighbours: Surrounded by South Africa

Activities: Climbing Thaba Bosiu; shopping in Maseru; game viewing, bird watching and pony trekking in the Sehlabathebe National Park; enjoying water sports at the Katse Dam; skiing in the Maloti Mountains.

MALAWI

Neighbours: Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique

Activities: Kayaking, snorkelling and scuba-diving off the pristine beaches of Lake Malawi; horse-back safaris in Nyika National Park; exploring Chongoni rock art; climbing Mount Mulanje.

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MAURITIUS

An Indian Ocean, paradise island in the sun.

Major activities: Snorkelling, scuba diving and ‘undersea strolls’; water sports such as kayaking, jet skiing, parasailing and windsurfing; hiking in the Black River Gorges National Park; visiting Le Morne Brabant.

MOZAMBIQUE

Natural beauty, wildlife and historic heritage pro-vide excellent opportunities for beach, cultural, and eco-tourism adventure.

Neighbours: South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania and Malawi.

Activities: Kayaking, sailing, dhow trips and snor-kelling; visiting the Bazaruto Marine Park and the historical Ilha de Mozambique; game viewing and bird watching in the Gorongosa National Park.

NAMIBIA

Sublime sunsets and many natural wonders draw adventurers and nature lovers to arid region. The silent beauty of its landscapes will penetrate your heart and soul. Behind a hot, dry and sparsely populated appearance lies a treasure trove of wildlife and geological wonders.

Neighbours: South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Angola.

Major activities: balloon ride over the dunes of Sossusvlei; hiking in the Fish River Canyon; flying over the Skeleton Coast; safari in Etosha National Park.

SEYCHELLES

This group of about 115 islands form 6 distinct groups: the Inner Islands, The Amirantes, South-ern Coral, Alphonse, Farquhar, and Aldabra, all

lying between 480 km and 1600 km from East African coast, includes 41 spectacular granitic islands, 74 sparkling sand cays and atolls. During the North West Trade Winds, October to March, the sea is generally calm and the weather warm and humid.

Major activities: Glass-bottom boating; water sports such as snorkelling, sailing or surfing; island-hopping; visiting natural reserves and ma-rine parks; horse-riding; guided nature tours.

SOUTH AFRICA is described in more detail.

SWAZILAND

Experience the wild beauty of the country and her people. Visit community-run tourist attrac-tions, where the residents will open their hearts and homes to share their heritage with you.

Neighbours: South Africa and Mozambique.

Activities: Visiting the Swazi Cultural Village and the King Sobhuza II Memorial Park; horse-back safaris and guided walks in the Hlane Royal National Park; hiking in the The Malolotja Nature Reserve.

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TANZANIA

More than 25 per cent of Tanzania’s land covers 13 national parks, 29 game reserves, 40 control-led conservation and marine areas, as well as Roof of Africa - Mount Kilimanjaro.

Neighbours: Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the DRC, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique.

Activities: Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro; visiting Zanzibar; game viewing and bird watching in the Serengeti; visiting the Ngorogoro Crater; taking a boat trip on Lake Victoria.

ZAMBIA

A land of abundance, glorious sunsets, friendly people, ancient traditions, mystic legends and nature at its wildest and most exquisite await you.

Neighbours: Tanzania, the DRC, Malawi, Mo-zambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and Angola.

Activities: Scenic flights over the Victoria Falls; swimming in the Devil’s Pool above the falls; white-water rafting and other water sports; river

cruises; elephant-back rides; walking with lions, game drives in the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park; walking safaris in the South Luangwa National Park.

ZIMBABWE

Be enchanted by friendly smiles, natural wonders, wildlife, ancient history and exciting adventure.

Neighbours: South Africa, Botswana, Zambia and Mozambique.

Activities: Flights over the Victoria Falls; sunset cruises on the Zambezi River; bungee jumping off the Victoria Falls Bridge; river rafting and other water sports; swinging through the gorge; elephant-back rides; walking with lions; visiting the Great Zimbabwe National Monument.

Tel: (011) 315 2420 Website: www.retosa.co.za

“The more I practice the luckier I get.” Gary Player

The Sunshine Tour is one of six founding professional golf tours that

makes up the International Federation of PGA Tours.

BASED IN South Africa, with several tournaments in neighbouring African states, the Sunshine

Tour stages professional tournaments throughout the year. It’s flagship events include the

venerable SA Open Championship, the Telkom PGA Championship and SA Masters, while it now

has six tournaments that are co-sanctioned with the PGA European Tour.

The Sunshine Tour has been the starting point for many professionals who have gone on to

dominate the world professional golf and, since World War II, only the USA has produced more

Major victories than South Africa. Lead by such icons of the game as Gary Player, Ernie Els and

Retief Goosen, the Sunshine Tour continues to produce world-beating professionals with the

likes of Charl Schwartzel, Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace the latest to break through on

the world stage.

Divided into a summer and winter "swing", the Sunshine Tour stages tournaments year-

round, with the bigger prize-money events taking place in the summer months from October

through March. During the winter months, smaller three-round events with an emphasis on

Pro-Am participation take place, with many smaller centres around South Africa being visited.

From 2012, these three-round events have been awarded Official World Ranking points, giving

South African “stay-at-home” professionals opportunities to improve their world standing and

contributing towards being able to qualify for Majors and World Golf Championship events.

From late 2013 for a period of at least five years, the Sunshine Tour will host the Tourna

ment of Hope, which will involve the top 50 players on the Official World Golf Ranking as well

as the top finishers on the Orders of Merit from member Tours of the International Federation

of PGA Tours. This limited-field event will coincide with World Aids Day and will have as its

focus the highlighting of HIV/Aids and poverty within Africa. The venue of the Tournament of

Hope is still to be decided.

For visitors to South Africa, professional golf tournaments are easily accessed and boast a

standard of play every bit as good as any of the major Tours around the world.

Visit www.sunshinetour.com for a full year-round schedule.

THE SUNSHINE TOUR

G O L Fwww.sagolfandleisure.co.za


LOCATION

900m off the R25 Bronkhorstpruitofframp Johannesburg

S 26° 02’ 08” E 28° 16’ 53”

GOLF COURSES

18 hole Masai Mara Course and9 hole Whistling Thorn Course

Pro ShopGolf Academy

Fitment Centre

FACIL IT IES

Club House The Deck Restaurant

Conference & Event FacilitiesPrivate School

Conservation AreaProperty

CONTACT

Golf, Reception & Hospitality: +27 (0)11 552 7200

Property Investment: +27 (0)861 396 396

www.serengeti.co.za

SERENGETI GOLF AND WILDLIFE ESTATE, HOST TO THE SA OPEN

THIS Jack Nicklaus signature golf course joins

an elite group of 300 courses worldwide

that carries the Nicklaus name. It is the first

27-hole signature course in Gauten g designed

with characteristics of a stadiu m course, con-

structed in accordance with USGA specification s.

Serengeti comprises an 18-hole course named Masai

Mara, which has a rugged grass land and dune-scape look

and feel and a 9-hole course named Whistl ing Thorn

which features classic design elements. The Serengeti

Golf Club is the first course in Gauteng to use cool season

grasses mean ing that the course remains lush green

throughout the year. A variety of tee options combined

with careful consideration to the daily set-up can provide

the sternest of challenges for the most skilled players, yet

the ideal environment for new golfers to learn the game.

There are a number of unique features, such as the chal-

lenging par 5, 8th hole with its island green.

Harnessing the two golf courses is a multi-faceted club-

house of over 6500 m². This venue is not only aesthetical-

ly appealing, but incorporates a variety

of facilities: a golf academy and pro shop;

several lounges and bars; two restaurants

and banqueti ng facilities.

The Serengeti Golf & Wildlife Estate was

selected as the preferred host to stage this premier event

on the Sunshine Tour, for the 101st SA Open in 2011 and

again for the 102nd SA Open in 2012. With its origins

datin g back to 1893, the South African Open Champion-

ship embodies the spirit of competitive golf in South

Afric a. The country’s national Open is wide ly acknow-

ledged as one of the oldest Open Championships in golf.

From its beginnings as a match play event, the coun-

try’s flagship event evolved into a stroke play tournament

in 1903, with a sizeable number of golfers competing for

the honour of being crowned champion. These days the

SA Open Championship occupies an important place on

the international golf calendar and is a prominent fixture

on both the Sunshine and European Tours, fielding 156

professionals and amateurs, with a €1 million prize fund.

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THE NEDBANK GOLF CHALLENGE, or South Africa’s Major, has a long and illustrious history of providing a stage for the world’s best golfers to enthral the South African golf loving public. The tournament dates back to 1981 when the Sun City challenge was staged at the Gary Player designed course and Nedbank has been involved since inception, sponsoring the 14th hole.

Over three decades the tournament has grown in stature, and what began as an ‘exhibition’ of golf, soon grew into a fully-fledged tournament complete with official world ranking points. The tournament has unquestionably become the greatest showcase of golf on the African continent. Nedbank’s investment and sponsorship grew steadily culminating in the bank taking on the title sponsor-ship in 1996. In 1987 the event was played on a “winner takes all” basis. The prize fund of $1 Million led to the event being named the Million Dollar Golf Challenge. This approach was intended to attract the world’s top golfers to compete in South Africa during the apartheid era. In 1988 the winner’s prize was again $1 million, but additional prizes were introduced. From 2000 to 2002 the first prize was increased to $2 million, but the follow-ing year the winner’s share of the total prize fund was reduced to around 30% of the total prize money. In 2006 the winner received $1.2 million out of a total purse of $4.385 million. The live television broadcast goes out to approximately 200 countries, raising Nedbank’s profile while at the same time marketing South Africa as a tourist destination and drawing attention to Sun City. Over a number of years the profile of the NGC has created a platform for other sponsors to leverage off and created thousands of employment opportu-

Mike Brown Nedbank CEO, Lee Westwood 2010-2011 NGC Winner and Garth Collins, Interim Chief Executive Officer Sun International

32 YEARS OF MAKING THINGS HAPPENFOR SOUTH AFRICAN GOLF

nities for the community living in and around the Sun City resort. Additional community building opportunities that have arisen as an indirect benefit of the NGC are:

❏ The annual Sports Trust Challenge is presented by Nedbank and Sun Interna-tional, founding trustees of The Sports Trust, the event is held the day after the NGC and raises over R1 millio n for sport development. Nedbank and the bank’s Sport Affinity clients have over the last ten years helped raise over R15 million for worthy initiatives.

❏ As far back as 2005 Sun International and Ned-bank joined forces to assist adopted families living in poverty. To date, Sun City has built nine houses for adopted families and with Nedbank’s assistance a further five houses were built.

Nedbank remains committed to raising the profile of golf domestically, while at the same time giving deserving underprivileged golfers the opportunity

to make things happen. This includes a significant investment in the Nedbank SA Disabled Golf Open. Nedbank is the official banking partner to the Sunshine Tour; and the Nedbank Affinity Cup Pro-Am, a South African PGA Tour event.

As sponsors we appreciate the fact that the suc-cess of the event depends on the ongoing support of our valued Nedbank clients and the general public. When you’ve been involved in a sponsorship for 32 years, and your brand promise is to Make Things Happen, the pressure to deliver is certainly on and we relish the challenge to make the 2012 Nedbank Golf Challenge the best ever.

Mark Calcavecchia — Champions Challenge Winner 2011

Daniel Slabbert 2011 Nedbank SA Disabled Golf Open Champion

Champions Challenge Field 2011

NEDBANK CONTACT CENTRE 0860 555 111 International dialling: +27 11 710 4000

http://www.nedbank.co.za

G O L F www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

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LOCATION1 Fairway Ave,

Linksfield North, Gauteng28˚06’28.36”E 26˚09’22.35”S

THE COURSES

East Course: Total: 6442 meters, Par 72

West Course: Total: 6294 meters, Par 72

FACIL IT IESGolf

ClubhouseFunction & Event venues

JOBURG OPEN

14 – 17 February 2013www.joburgopen.com

CONTACT

Reception: +27 (0)11 640-3021Pro shop: +27 (0)11 485-4899

www.royaljk.za.com

WITHOUT question, Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club is one of the most prestigious golf clubs in South Africa. In its almost 130 years of existence, it has hosted seven South African Opens and numerous other major tournaments. Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club is proud home to the biggest annua l professional golf event in Africa, the JOBURG OPEN. Inaugu-rated in 2007, today this event receives more than 10 000 spectators. The tournament is the only major golf event locally and internationally to be simultaneously played on two courses. More than 200 golfers compete for the 1.3 million Euro. The tourna-ment is broadcast to 39 countries on five continents. The club’s two courses are both highly ranked, with the east course, consistently ranked as a top 10 course

in the country. The west course is the preferred course for many members due to its ease of play ability for golfers of all abilities. The Club has a significant environ mental responsibility and was the first in the country to receive the coveted Audubon certification. Over the past eight years numerous environmental improve ments has included planting over 2 000 indigenous tress and re-establishing wetlands. The major re-vamp of the club house and function wing has resulted in a sophisticated

venue that has success fully merged vintage with contem-porary design. The club offers a full range of services and is able to cater for all your requirements whether they are a small private function or a major event.

www.leopardcreek.co.za

www.fancourt.co.za


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LEGEND GOLF & SAFARI RESORT in the Waterberg, Limpopo, is one of the most innovative golf and safari developments on the planet, situated on 22,000 hectares, in the malaria-free Entabeni Safari Conservancy. Africa’s most innovative resort with the world’s first golf championship Signature Course complete with Signa-ture Course Clubhouse is the place where great golfing memories are relived and legendary stories begin. Designed by 18 of the planet’s top golfers including Luke Donald, Trevor Immelman, Padraig Harrington, Sergio Garcia, Retief Goosen and Ian Woosnam, the Signature Course combines design talents and strategic knowledge of the the globe’s golfing stars. Legend Golf & Safari Resort is home to the Extreme 19th Hole. The world’s longest par three provides every golfer with an unforgettable golfing experience. Access-ible only by helicopter, tee-off on the top of Hanglip Mountain. A 361m shot to the green, situated 400 breathtaking metres below the tee, is unbeatable any-where else on planet golf!

The Tribute Course pays homage to nine of the great-est golf holes ever designed and one of the resort’s own designed holes, create an amazing ‘10 of best short golf holes’ journey. Unique accommodation at this 250 bedroomed Resort, harmonizes nature with luxurious comfort. No fences within the resort merge clusters of individual bedrooms, linked by walkways, with wonderful facilities, within a wilderness environment. Be it a social golfing holiday, a serious sports training squad, a tournament with a dynamic venue, a confer-ence, special event or a couple’s leisure get away, the Legend welcomes all visitors. The Legend Lodges, Hotels & Resorts group encom-passes the rich diversity of Southern Africa. Head office is based in Midrand. Properties are located throughout South Africa and in Mozambique including resorts, game and safari lodges, country lodges, coastal hotels & lodges, cultural villages and shebeens.

LOCATION

Great Enclosure Main Gate:24° 13’ 02.5” S 28° 42’ 54.1”E

Signature Clubhouse:24° 12’ 474” S 28° 43’ 120”E

FACIL IT IESClubhouse & Restaurants

Bomas & Outdoor Dining Venues19 Hole Golf CourseLegend Health SpaHelicopter flightsSwimming poolsArchery, Tennis

WeddingsConferences

Wildlife activitiesProperty Investments

CONTACTCentral Reservations:+27 (0) 11 729 6700

www.legendgolfsafari.comwww.legendlodges.co.za


Compensation Rd, Umhlali 4390+27 (0)32 947 1181

7 Plantation Place, Kwadukuza, KwaZulu-Natal, Stanger

+27 (0)32 482 0005

Shaka’s Rock Road, Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal

+27 (0)32 946 5407

+27 (0)32 946 1256www.enterpriseilembe.co.za

Tugela, Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal+ 27 (0)32 538 5000

FINE GOLFING VENUES ON THE KWAZULU-NATAL NORTH COAST

UMHLALI COUNTRY CLUB offers a full golf

course upgrad e, five new tennis courts, two

new squash courts, an upgraded bowls pa-

vilion and rebuilt bowling green, a renovated

clubhouse, pro shop and halfway house,

and the patronage of top class sporting

tournaments. Since concluding the upgrade

Umhlali has become the new hotspot for top

notch, affordable sport and leisure activities.

ZIMBALI COUNTRY CLUB: Offering irresistible ocean and

forest views, exceptional water and wetland features and

an inspiring natural setting, with charisma and challenge.

Tom Weiskopf, had to integrate a “cart only” course

into a property with dramatic elevation changes, varying

eco-systems and substantial residential sections “present-

ing a fair challenge to any level of play”.

The Clubhouse offers impeccable service, superb cater-

ing, and a well appointed pro shop.

PRINCES GRANT COASTAL GOLF ESTATE: Situated 30 min-

utes from Durban International Airport, this world class

5-star golf course with 2km’s of private beach and serene

natural setting, offers a wide variety of leisure activities,

fine dining and superb 4-star accommo dation. Perfect

for a fantastic golfing experience, family holiday, quiet

getaway or business function. The golf course, is a links/

parklands layout, design ed by Peter Matkovich with large

greens and impressive fairways, and views to inspire.

SIMBITHI COUNTRY CLUB: A Peter

Matkovich designed golf course,

complimented by a well laid out

housing estate which overlooks the

undulating eighteen holes as well

as the dams which abound with

bird life.

The relaxed family atmosphere is

enhanced by its abundant facilities.

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LOCATION7 Minutes from George Airport

Herolds Bay, George

FACIL IT IESHotel 100 guest rooms & suites

Cucina Restaurant & Wine RoomWaterside Grill & Bar

18-hole championship golf course Freesia Spa

Wedding chapelCamp Hyatt kids club

Tennis sourtsOutdoor swimming pools

8km hiking trail

NEARBYHerolds Bay beach

Garden Route wine toursWhale & dolphin watching

Bird watching

CONTACT+27 (0)44 851 1234

www.oubaai.regency.hyatt.com

Hyatt Regency Oubaai Golf Resort & Spa is located less than seven minutes’ drive from George Airport and occupie s an ideal position between the Indian Ocean and the majestic Outeniqua Mountains in Herolds Bay, George, on the Garden Route. 100 stylish guestrooms and suites are equipped with the latest in communication and entertainment tech no-log y, all featuring spacious bathrooms with glass-enclosed rain showers and freestanding baths. The Presiden tial Suite, two Executive Suites and six Junior Suites are design ed and furnished to accommodate the more discern ing traveler. Cucina Restaurant serves all day meals, offers outdoor seating and the Wine Room, a private dining venue. The Waterside Grill is open for dinners, with outdoor seating, a show kitchen and raw bar counter. The award winning Freesia Spa has seven treatment suites, including a couple’s suite with each suite featur-ing a steam room, shower and dressing area, creating a private sanctuary to nourish the body, mind and spirit. A relaxation lounge and tranquillity pool completes the

Freesia experience. Hyatt Regency Oubaai Golf Resort & Spa is proud to be the first Ernie Els signature golf course in South Africa. The layout of the course is a traditional Links style and measures 6,516 metres from the pro tees. The resort also offers a Clubhouse with its own bar, restaurant, pro shop and locker rooms. First-class services include concierge, baby sitting by arrange ment, 24-hour room service, a business centre and wireless internet access. Recreational activities include tennis courts, a kids club, swimming pools and an eight kilometer hiking trail. The hotel also offers ample meeting space with exten-sive outdoor function areas including a private wedding chapel with breathtaking views. Multimedia facilities are available in all meeting rooms. Hyatt Regency Oubaai Golf Resort & Spa offers guests a complete holiday experience by blending Hyatt’s authen tic hospitality with five-star facilities and an unmatche d natural landscape.

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ST FRANCIS LINKS, a very “mature” destination at the young age of six, reflects the perfect design balance betwee n man and Nature. The man behind the architec-ture of the course was Jack Nicklaus. He made a number of trips to the dunes above St Francis Bay to ensure the balance was in fact, perfect with the other architect, Mother Nature! In six years, St Francis Links has achieved success with accolades and financial stability. After being named Best New Course in 2007, St Francis Links has moved on to Top-10 status — attracting discerning golfers from all over the world. In addition to the golfing awards, St Francis Links staff has earned their acclaim for providing uncom-promising and anticipating service. The 5-star Experience Award has been achieved every year since opening. As CEO and PGA Master Professional, Jeff Clause states, “We are here to improve your quality time – be it for busi-ness or pleasure, the time you spend at St Francis Links

must surpass your expectations at every turn. Our goal is to anti cipate your needs (and wants) and be flexible to those changes needs (and wants)”. St Francis Links will also provide comfortable accom-mo da tion with the 4-star St Francis Golf Lodge featur ing 10 rooms on the 1st tee and another 50 rooms in beauti-fully appoint ed homes on the estate. The private ly owned homes that are in the estate rental pool offer perfect accom modation for the short or long stay. Stability, security and lifestyle choices are attract-ing new investment. Last year, the developers added a R4m Leisur e Centre complete with a fully equipped gym nasium and heated 20m x 6,3m heated pool with retractable roof. In addition to the Leisure Centre, hiking and cycling trails encourage trips into the natural beauty found in the 450 hectres making up the estate. Open and welcoming to all visitors for golf, a meal, a short stay or lifetime of pleasure!

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Jack Nicklaus Signature CourseEstate living with Stability, Security and Lifestyle choices

LOCATIONSt. Francis Bay, Western Cape34° 9°40.24”S 24° 49’8.25”E

ACCOMMODATIONGolf Lodge:

10 en-suite luxury roomsSelf Catering:

2, 4, 6 and 10 bedroom units

FACILITIES18 hole Links course

ClubhouseLighthouse Restaurant

Jack’s Bar

Additional services:Special Event and function

venuesAqua Spa and Wellness Centre

CONTACTGeneral Enquiries:+27 (0)42 200 4500

Real Estate property investment:+27 (0)83 647 4042

www.stfrancislinks.com


LOCATION1397 Winterton Road,

R600 Central Berg, Champagne Valley, 3340

Kwa Zulu Natal

FACIL IT IES148 Hotel rooms

4 Presidential Suites 91 time-share 1, 2 & 3 Bed-

room Timeshare ChaletsHotel Restaurant

Coffee Shop & LoungeCathkin Arms Bar

Hotel ShopDay Spa & Gym

Junior Entertainment Club16 Conference Venues

Business Centre 18 Hole Championship Golf

CoursePutt-Putt / Basketball

Volleyball/BowlingSquash/Tennis

5 Swimming Pools

CONTACTHead Office

+27 (0)31 765 7100

Reservations+27 (0)36 468 8000

[email protected]

Pro-Shop+27 (0)36 468 8000

[email protected]

IT’S TAKEN MILLIONS of years to create the majestic back-drop to Champagne Sports Resort. Nothing can make a more perfect setting than the rugged peaks and lush green valleys of the Central Drakensberg. Champagne Sports Resort embraces the opportunity to ensure your getaway is a relaxing, reviving and memo-rable experience. Many years of thought, design and investment have resulted in this incredible final product that golfers and leisure guests travel from far and wide to experience. Nestled amongst this spectacular leisure, conference and timeshare resort is the magnificent clubhouse over-looking its hidden, 18 hole, golfing masterpiece. There is something truly unique and special playing golf on one of the most scenic courses in the world or

enjoying the wide range of leisure activities with the awe-inspiring presence of the Champagne and Cathkin Peaks towering above you. At Champagne Sports Resort, no matter the size, conferences are managed to suit every business event-profile. Timeshare Investments include luxury two- and three bedroom thatched holiday cottages, all free standing and fully self-contained, are set overlooking the magnificent 18-hole championship golf course. The New Wellness Centre boasts an array of treat-ments to ensure you leave feeling revitalized and re-freshed. The Gym is fully equipped for fitness training. Come, experience and enjoy all we have to offer.

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LOCATION8 Alexander Road, Bantry Bay33� 55’ 41” S 18� 22’ 35.4” E

ACCOMMODATION4 Penthouse Suites

14 Luxury Suites 8 Semi Suite Superiors12 Semi Suite Customs

CONTACT+27 (0)21 434 8448

www.thebantrybay.co.za

AT THE heart of the Garden Route, find one of Knysna’s most elegant and sophisticated accommodation establishments. The Rex Hotel promises its guests superior service and exceptional comfort and is one of the most exhilarating getaways in its class. Capturing the essence of four-star luxury, the impecca bly appointed Rex Hotel offers travelers a gateway to many world-class golf courses, restau rants, blossoming forests and the shores of the serene lagoon. Knysna is a natural paradise of lush, indi-ge nous forests, tranquil lakes and golden beaches. She nestles on the banks of a breath-taking ly pretty lagoon, now a protected marin e reserve that is home to the extraordinary sea horse and over 200 species of fish. The Knysna indigenous forests constitute the largest complex of closed-canopy forest in southern Africa, whilst the remarkable richness of the Fynbos vegetation contributes over 8 000 plant species to the Cape floral kingdom.

ENJOY THE exquisite blend of the sea, the mountain and the city of Cape Town. This first class luxury, in the heart of Cape Town’s plati-num mile, is ideal for the pleasure-seeking tourist, golfer and the business executive. Close to the CBD, the hotel is ideal for corporate indi-vi duals whilst still experiencing the relaxed atmosphere of a seaside boutique hotel, and is within easy reach of

many world-class golf courses. Literally 200 metres from the sea, a short stroll down the road will take you to the majestic Atlantic Ocean and a number of sandy beaches ideal for soaking up the delicious African sun. Take a leisurely 4km walk along the seaside promenade to the V&A Waterfront whilst spot-ting whales, dolphins and seals along the way. The Cape Town Stadium is a mere 5 minute drive away.

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+27 (0)800 600 889www.ahagroup.co.za

LOCATION8 Gray Street, Knysna

23° 243.63’ E 34° 220.86’ S

ACCOMMODATION30 luxury apartments

CONTACT+27 (0)44 302 5900www.rexhotel.co.za

THE REX HOTEL, KNYSNA


LOCATIONBryanston, Sandton

26° 3’48.91”S 28° 0’41.25”E

CONTACT+27 (0)11 706 1361/2

www.bryanstoncc.co.za

The Bryanston Country Club was founded in 1948. Loca-ted in the economic power house of South Africa, Sand-ton, the club’s experience and styling capture the essence of Bryanston’s relaxed yet elegant family lifestyle with club facilities that include a full service clubhouse com-plete with casual and fine dining restaurants, function and event venues, which welcome members and guests into a world of personal attention and service. The club features various membership categories to suit all specific needs from social to corporate. Also to be enjoyed is the

clubs esteemed 18-hole golf course, swimming pool and lapa, bowling greens, squash and tennis courts. Held in high regard by the best golfers. The course was designed by Charles H. Alison in 1949 and was construct-ed by Koos de Beer. The course plays to an unusual par 72 and is 6 768 m long. It is a beautiful course with many water obstacles and presents an exciting challenge. Birdies are at a pre-mium and hitting the fairways and the greens is an art to be mastered.

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LOCATIONR301, Paarl

S33.51446 E19.2130

CONTACT+27 (0)21 867 8000

www.pearlvalley.co.za


VOTED BEST conditioned course in the Western Cape, Pearl Valley Golf Estates is rated a must-play by loca l, inter national, amateur and professional golfers. Upmarke t meeting facilities, luxurious self catering accommo dation, a full fleet of golf carts equipped with GPS technology and superb playing surfaces make for an excellent all round golfing destination. Standard green fees include the use of golf carts and unlimited use of golf balls on the driving range. The club-house overlooks hole 9 and 18 of this prestigious Jack Nicklaus designed course.

Whether you take advantage of the supreme selection of whiskies and wines; indulge in one of the chef’s signa-ture dishes; or, pamper and rejuvenate mind and body at The Breathe Spa – Pearl Valley Golf Estates guarantees an unforgettable experience. Property investment offers owners an experience that is close to nature yet only a short distance from the city centre. The Estate houses an equestrian centre, tenni s courts, a spa, a boma on the banks of the Berg River, conferencing facilities and hiking & biking trails.

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LOCATION

Middelburg, MpumalangaS 25.46909 E 029.35968

CONTACT

+27 (013) 282 6176 www.midgolf.co.za

WITHIN A short drive from Gauteng, you’ll find the Middel burg Country Club. This 18-hole golf course, host to the 2005 South African Country Districts Champion-ships, 2007 S.A. girls championships, and the 2013 S.A. Mid-Amateur Championships, offers a challeng ing round of golf with sloping kikuyu fairways, true putt greens and veld-grass roughs. This course dates back to the 1890’s when the 1st Nine was designed and built by British Imperial Troops. During the 70’s Gary Player designed the 2nd Nine and opened it for play in 1974. The club’s beau-tiful and welcoming guest lodge overlooks the golf course and is set in tranquil surround s. Air-conditioned en-suite bedrooms have enclosed verandas with braai facilities. There are three squash courts, six tennis courts and two bowling greens, a play park and swimming pools. The club’s Fairway View Restaurant, fully licensed, serves a la carte, and offers catering services for special occasion s according to customer requirements. Five conference fa-cilities offer venues for functions, meetings and seminars with seating for up to 300 guests. The Roofers Bar has the most stunning view of the golf course. The 19th Hole to bar offers big screen TV, darts, pool and snooker tables as well as gambling machines.

MIDDELBURG COUNTRY CLUB

LOCATION167 Oxford Road, Rosebank,

JohannesburgE 26 08° 48.7’ S 28 02° 38.8’

CONTACT+27 (0)11 341 2000

www.monarchhotel.co.za

With the iconic Table Mountain and the romantic city of Cape Town presenting a breathtaking backdrop, Lawhill Luxury Apartments has an idyllic setting at the V&A Water front Marina. Regardless of your reason for visiting Cape Town, Lawhill Luxury Apartments, boasting 28 exquisite apart-ments and two Penthouse Apartments, is the perfect place to stay. Every apartment is designed to offer sheer

comfort and luxury, as well as world-class hospitality. All apartments are immaculately furnished and equipped with the latest technology, complimentary internet connection, fine linen and luxurious amenities, which all assist in providing a refuge from the bustling surrounds. Within easy reach are several fine golf courses. Experience a home away from home in pure luxury and total comfort.

LAWHILL LUXURY APARTMENTS

OPULENT URBAN sanctuary – embrace the history of old Johannesburg at the lavish Monarch Hotel, situated in the bustling suburb of Rosebank, an urban centre with a decidedly creative style. Once the iconic 1930’s Saxonwold Post Office, the Monarch Hotel today offers guests a sophisticated sanc-tuary, personalised hospitality and traditional charm. No stone was left unturned to ensure that our 12 exquisite suites are masterpieces of comfort and opulence, while offering guests the service excellence that the Mantis Group is renowned. Enjoy the welcoming ambience created by the refined

period-like interiors enriched with classical and con-temporary furnishings and an extensive art collection of established and emerging South African artists. Both business and leisure travellers may expect noth-ing less than world-class facilities and services, while enjoying the many features of the hotel. Conveniently located and within walking distance from the Rosebank Gautrain Station, this prominent heritage landmark on Oxford Road, offers easy access to the OR Tambo International Airport, business districts, entertain-ment venues and many high-end shopping malls. For golfers there’s many fine golf courses nearby.

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LOCATIONV&A Waterfront Marina, Cape Town

E 33.90898 S 18.41803


CONTACTwww.mantiscollection.com

ROYAL CAPE GOLF CLUB


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LOCATION

174 Ottery RoadWynberg, CapeTown

34°00'48"S 18°29'08"E

FACIL IT IES18-Hole Championship Golf

CourseClubhouse

Special FunctionsCatering

Golf ShopPractice FacilitiesHole in One ClubLessons/Coaching Reciprocal Clubs

CONTACT

+27 (0)21 761 6551

www.royalcapegolf.co.za

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FROM RUGGED to Royal — South Africa's First Golf Club.Visitors are most welcome and we encourage you to come and enjoy our magnificent course, quality facilities and our friendly hospitality. Royal Cape is without doubt one of the best and most challenging courses to play both in the Western Cape and the country. It is a course of championship stature, first played in 1906. As observers and custodians of the traditions of the wonderful game, this Royal club, has a keen eye on the future. We accept and embrace the changing of the times and we strive to maintain an enjoyable balance of tradition al values and the modern lifestyle. The South African Open has been hosted ten times, the first in 1910. In 1996 Ernie Els birdied the last three holes to win by one shot. Gary Player won in 1965 when he became the first player to break 70 in all four rounds, a record. The clubhouse retains its old style charm and tradition-

al design, modernized many times since 1923. The course is on flat terrain. Playing at Royal Cape is subject to three of nature’s beguiling offerings: a near constant wind to challenge, sweeping mountain views to charm you and water features to ensnare you, playing to a championship par 72. Tree lined with narrow fairways and subtle USGA spec built greens, Royal presents a traditional test of golf, althou gh the numerous ponds and lakes teeming with bird life provide beauty and distraction along the way. Facing the course are the lounge, Centenary room and members bar as well as the gallery corridor with its many framed photographs, paintings and memorabilia celebrat-ing the Club’s long history. Apart from providing rest and refreshment for golfers, the clubhouse is also frequently called upon for functions ranging from formal dinners to large parties and other events.

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LUXURY accommodation and outstanding dining, The Saint James on Venice is nestled in up-market, Morning -side, Durban, close to the beachfront, major sports stadiums, golf courses, and the trendy eateries of Florida Road, and with access to the city centre and freeway acces s to the Umhlanga Ridge Precinct. The Saint James on Venice is ideal for small meetings,

conferences and private dinners. The meeting room leads off the restaurant and terrace and can be used for corporate training sessions, private birthday dinners and high level corporate dinners. Fine dining is served in and outdoors, including continental and hot breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, desserts and a comprehensive wine list.

THE SAINT JAMES ON VENICE

LOCATION100 Venice Road, MorningsideS 29° 49’ 28. 91” E 31° 1’ 8.55”

CONTACT+27 (0)31 312 9488

www.stjamesonvenice.co.za

DURBAN COUNTRY CLUB

LOCATIONIsaiah Ntshangase Road

Durban29º 49’ 40”S, 31º 2’ 2”E

CONTACT+27 (0)31 313 1777 www.dcclub.co.za

SINCE ITS opening in 1922 Durban Country Club’s par-72, 6157 metre course has been considered one of South Africa’s finest. The original design by Laurie Waters and George Waterman continues to compare with the best nearly 90 years later. As a result the Club boasts the unique claim of being the only course on the African continent to be rated in the Top 100 Golf Courses of the World by Golf Magazine (USA). Durban Country Club is a championship course and it’s not surprising that this excellent layout has been chosen to host the South African Open a total of 17 times as well as the Volvo Golf Champions in January 2013. A combination of lush vegetation, sand dunes and stunning views of the Indian Ocean make this course both scenic and challenging. The design includes a pleasant mix of tall trees, thick bush, severe slopes and punish-ing bunkers, thus providing even the most discerning golfer with a demanding round of golf. It is a shot maker’s course and players are required to think their way around it. Durban Country Club provides the golfer with an opportunity to experience one of the finest and most unique golf courses in existence.

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LOCATION

Bottelary Road, Stellenbosch S 33° 52’ 59.6” E 018° 48’ 15.0”

ACCOMMODATION9 Hotel Rooms

20 Self-catering Apartments10 Holiday Homes 2-3 bedrooms

(for 140 guests)

FACIL IT IES118-hole golf course

Golf shopPGA Pro- Golf instruction

Private Wine Tasting(by arrangement)

Wine SalesRestaurant

Swimming PoolMountain biking trailsWalks & Hiking nearby

EVENTS

Weddings & ConferencesSpecial Functions

INVESTMENT

Prime Property Sales

CONTACT

Hotel: +27 (0)21 865 2080 Pro Shop: +27 (0)21 888 4735

Sales Office: +27 (0)21 865 2199

www.devonvale.co.za

DEVONVALE is nicknamed “Heaven Vale”. The magnifi-cent 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Ken Elkin, needs little introduction offering a regular challenge to both local and international golfers. There is abun-dant bird life in the indigenous flora around the kikuyu fairways, bent greens and water features. Panoramic vistas of the surrounding vineyards and mountains create a peaceful golfing experience. Sample superb meals from a diverse menu prepared by

a team of chefs at Devonvale’s restaurant accompanied by a bottle of Provoyeur Wine from the estate. Accommodation options include hotel accommoda-tion, self-catering apartments and holiday homes. The estate design concept offers village-style living with attention to internal design and privacy. Great care is taken to ensure the best views. The entertainment area includes a large swimming pool with braai facilities. Amazing golf and non-golf packages are available.

LOCATION

Gaborone, Botswana

GPS: 24° 34’ 37” S 25° 59’ 06” E

ACCOMMODATION

Hotel: 80 bedrooms

Eagle’s Nest: 12, 3 or 4 bedroomed

self catering villas

Golf Chalets: Eight 3-bedroomed

self-catering units

GOLF FACIL IT IES

18-hole international golf course

Pro Shop

Locker Rooms: men and women

Golfers enclave – lounge

Feather’s Halfway House

@ The Office Bar/Lounge

Drotsky’s Fine Dining Restaurant

The Reserve – Wine Cellar

Tsodilo Conference Centre

Linyanti Conference Rooms

Jacana’s Nest – Gazebo on Lake

Astoria Boardroom

Quills Terrace

CENTRAL RESERVATIONS

+00 267 360 4000

[email protected]

www.golfestate.phakalane.com

G O L F — B O T S WA N A www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

WINNER OF the 2011 World Travel Award for Botswana’s Leading Hotel and the 2010 World Travel Award for Botswana’s Leading Resort, this 80-bedroom hotel, built to 4-star standards, is the closest hotel to Gaborone’s International Airport. Located in the heart of Botswana’s Premier Golf Estate, a mere 15 km from the city centre, the hotel encom-passes spacious en-suite accommodation that exudes elegance in true African style. Each room has internet connectivity, LCD televisions, satellite TV, air conditioning, and most have panoramic views over the 18-hole cham-pionship golf course. The modern architectural design is completed by equally modern interior décor catering for the needs of today’s visitors.

Phakalane offers the perfect base from which to launch into Botswana’s wild side, or to simply relax, unwind and enjoy! The International standard 18-hole championship golf course designed by DDV Design Group – Douw van der Merwe, was started in April 2000 and completed in June 2002. The course consists of 15 dams, 75 bunkers and the average size of the greens is 700 m2 and there are three permanent ablution facilities with refrigerated water. There is a fully stocked Pro Shop and a driving range and lessons are available from our resident golf profession al. Club membership is offered to residents and non residents.

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B O T S WA N A — G O L Fwww.sagolfandleisure.co.za

WINING & DININGSITUATED on the first floor of the Clubhouse, Drot-sky’s Restaurant combines African ambience with an opulence that matches the rest of the clubhouse. The Reserve boasts a superb selection of vintage South Afri-can and French wines, kept at 16.5°C and 68% humidity, to complement the perfect meal. Adjacent to the Quills Terrace overlooking the main dam, external seating in summer months makes for an evening to remember. The restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Feathers Halfway House and Oriental Cuisine provides breakfast, then light meals and snacks during the day as well as coffee, tea, cappuccino, soft drinks and a full bar. After 6pm, the ambiance changes to an oriental theme complete with an “action wok station”, and sushi bar. @ The Office Bar: Located on the first floor of the Clubhouse, this elegant mahogany cocktail bar and ladies lounge in a horseshoe design can sub-divide into

three venues. The Quills Terrace surrounds this stylish bar with spectacular sunset views over a one hectare dam, the 18th green and fairway. From Monday to Friday there is a “happy hour” with drinks at half price, accompanied by a variety of bar snacks.

CONFERENCING AND SPECIAL EVENTSFacilities provide for a great variety of functions ranging from meetings of 20 delegates, conferences of up to 300 delegates, formal dinners, BBQ’s and theme dinner s for 220 guests and weddings for up to 300 guests. There are two main conference venues, Tsodilo 1 and Tsodilo 2 which combine into a venue for 300 theatre seating. The Tsodilo Suite is equipped with wall-to-wall carpet-ing, air-conditioning, PA system, independently control-led light switches with dimmers, and state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment. The Astoria Suite is the perfect exclusive venue for ten to thirty delegates. The views overlooking the golf course are breathtaking.

PHAKALANE GOLF ESTATE HOTEL RESORT

PHAKALANE PROPERTIES WHATEVER the scale or location, we offer a scope of services to meet your real estate investment wishes. We specialize in a wide array of activities such as Commodity Trading, Estate Development, Project Finance and Man-agement as well as Infrastructure Development.

Our strong local presence combined with a profound knowledge of both local and regional residential markets enables us to identify development opportunities to maximize value in every aspect of our investments and investors’ needs.

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M A L AW I — G O L F www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

CENTRAL RESERVATIONS+265 (0)1 773 388

www.sunbirdmalawi.com

SUNBIRD GOLF IN MALAWI

Sunbird Hotels and Resorts provide accommodation to business and leisure travellers, meetings and convention events, as well as specialised catering and banqueting requirements

to make your Malawi golfing experience a pleasure.

Sunbird, Lilongwe — Sunbird, Lilongwe is also located in the capital of Malawi, with its 94 en-suite bedrooms, the hotel is ideall y situated in the hub of “Lilongwe old town” with easy ac-cess from all directions of the city.

Sunbird Mount Soche, Blantyre — in the commercial capital of Malawi, consists of 130 bedrooms and is strategically positioned in the city centre. The Hotel is set among lush tropical gardens overlooking the city in the north and the historical Ndirande mountain in the south.

Sunbird Ku Chawe Mountain Resort on Zomba Plateau is Malawi’s premiere mountain resort with spectacular views of the beautiful Malawi countryside. The 37 bed-room hotel is located near the top of Zomba Plateau, which rises to nearly 2200m above sea level.

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Sunbird Capital, Lilongwe — located in the capital of Malawi. This 170 bedroom hotel is located in a magnificent parkland adjacent to the Government headquarters, only a half-kilometre from the City Centre, where most diplomatic mis-sions are based.

Sunbird Nkopola Lodge & Lakeshore International Conference Centre, Mangochi — located on the Southern lakeshore near the village of Chipoka, this 55 bedroom resort hotel has spectacular views of the lake, is 24 kilometers North of Man-gochi district headquarters.

Sunbird Mzuzu — located in the Northern Region’s administrative city. The hotel, with it’s 60 bed-rooms is the gateway to and from Malawi’s Nyika National Park, on the high rolling hills of Nyika Plateau and 120 kilometers from the historic Livingstonia Mission.

Sunbird Livingstonia Beach, Senga Bay (Salima), on the lakeshore, 125 kilometers from Lilongwe. With 35 bedrooms, it is a favourite getaway for Lilongwe residents and for small conferences. The setting is idyllic, with its white sandy beaches and lapping shoreline.

GOLF COURSES

Lilongwe Golf Club18-hole regional championship

course

Blantyre Sports Club 9-hole golf course – 18 holes

Limbe Golf Club18-hole course

Mbawa Private Golf Course 9 hole course

Nchalo Golf Club (Illovo) 9 hole course

9-hole golf course at the foot of the Plateau, in Zomba town

Sunbird Mzuzu9-hole golf course – the only golf

course in the region, uniquely positioning the hotel as a golfing destination in this fast

growing city

NKONYENI LODGE & GOLF ESTATE, SWAZILAND

S WA Z I L A N D — G O L Fwww.sagolfandleisure.co.za

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LOCATIONPortion 31 of

Farm Nkonyeni 111, No. 523District of Manzini

S26º 40’ 42.6” E31º 24’ 8.5”

ACCOMMODATIONPool Villas / Luxury Chalets

FACIL IT IES18-hole championship golf course

ClubhousePro Shop / PGA Pro lessons

2 Restaurants & BarWellness Spa

Conference & Event VenuesGame Reserve & Drives

Kids’ entertainmentSwimming Pool, Squash, Tennis,

Bowls, Quad Biking, Horse RidingClay Pigeon Shooting

Retirement village/assisted living

INVESTMENTPlot and plan

CONTACT

+268 - 2540 0024/5 - 7602 4880www.nkonyeni.com

DISCOVER the Kingdom of Swaziland! Experience a warm welcome in this culturally rich and spectacular African land, known for its friendly people, natural beauty and relaxed way of life. Situated in magnificent Manzini, Nkonyeni Lodge & Golf Estate offers a luxurious stay and is the ideal base from which to explore the countryside, participate in exciting activities and experience local hospitality. Nkonyeni Lodge & Golf Estate is set against the breath-taking backdrop of the Lebombo Mountains and the Great Usutu River, in a 400 hectare game reserve. It’s the perfect place for an exceptional golf and spa experience. For golfing enthusiasts, the impressive Nkonyeni course provides an exciting and pleasurable challenge, with the 18th hole offering a unique shot across the Great Usutu River onto an island. Phil Jacobs, having de-signed some 40 golf courses around the world, including Leopard Creek, The Links at Fancourt and Sun City, also designed this 18-hole champion ship golf course. Warm up on the Nedbank driving range. Book Golf Pro lessons. The Pro Shop offers an impressive range of golf-ing merchandise. Assuring a comfortable and memora-

ble stay, luxury accommodation includes cosy thatched chalets, nestled in the bush on the river bank, or stylish self-catering pool villas, with lounge, kitchen and four tastefully furnished en suite rooms. While your children are entertained in our kids’ room, relax at the sparkling swimming pool, members’ lounge or elegant Club House, with its well-stocked bar and á la carte restaurant. Be pampered at the Beauty@Nkonyeni Spa. This blissful retreat is devoted to enchanting your senses. Treatments include hot stone massages, sports massages, facials and grooming options, offered by quali-fied therapists. Specializing in event and function hosting, be it a conference, company launch, corporate event, roman-tic wedding or birthday celebration, leaves guests with unforgettable memories. Fun activities include quad biking in the game reserve, clay pigeon shooting, tubing at Nkonyeni Adventure Centre, tennis, horse riding, mountain biking, jogging and walking. Explore the vicinity, browse colourful stands of skilled Swazi artists and craftsmen and join optional sightseeing excursions. RESERVATIONS

+27 (0)86 100 1120 / +27 (0)21 976 9655

www.statushotels.co.za

G O L F — Z I M B A B W E www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

LOCATION

300 Park Way Drive, Victoria Falls

CONTACT

+263 13 44793

LOCATION

54 Park Lane, Harare

CONTACT

+263 4 704501

LOCATION

2 Mallett Drive, Victoria Falls

CONTACT

+263 13 44751

AFRICAN SUN is the fastest growing hospitality compan y in Africa. Current ly, African Sun operates hotels and resorts in Ghana , Nigeria, Zambia, Botswana, South Africa and Zim bab we. In Zimbabwe it operates hotels in all majo r citie s and holiday resorts, including the world-famous Victo ria Falls. African Sun chooses its locations to appeal to a mix of business travellers and leisure seekers and regardless of

the country or type of hotel, all are managed and run to the highest standards ensuring that all guests experience the most unforgettable Africa vacation. Staff expertise in conferencing, leisure activities and dining provide guests with unforgettable experiences. Zimbabwe’s golfing experience with fantastic scenery and unique wildlife awaiting you on every course is part of the adventure awaiting you in Southern Africa.

THE VICTORIA FALLS HOTELPOPULARLY known as “the grand old lady of the Falls”, this Edwardian-style five-star hotel built in 1904, recently redecorated and refurbished, combines old-world charm. The hotel is set in lush tropical gardens with lily ponds, palm trees and semi-tropical shrubs, providing tranquillity and seclusion. Just a ten-minute walk away using The Victoria Falls Hotel’s private pathway, find “the smoke that thunders” or “Mosi-O-Tunya”, the famous world heritage site Victori a Falls, which is clearly audible and visible from this luxurious landmark.

ELEPHANT HILLS RESORT, VICTORIA FALLSTHE Elephant Hills Resort boasts an 18-hole champion-ship golf course designed by the legendary South African golfer, Gary Player. It is as popular with the wildlife as it is with golfers, as it is not uncommon for play to be interrupted while buck, warthogs or elephants exercise their right to walk on the fairways. Many golfing guests see this as an added bonus and, of course, it makes for great banter over a drink afterwards. Nowhere in the world is there such an experience for golfers as that at the Elephant Hills Resort in Victoria Falls.

AFRICAN SUN HOTELS

CROWNE PLAZA MONOMOTAPA HOTEL, HARARE: AS BEFITS a major landmark in Zimbabwe’s capital city, the combination of the trademark and African Sun welcom e, with world-class standards of products and services, creates a haven for the business traveller or pleasure seeker right in the heart of the commercial and entertainment district. Located on the doorstep of the city’s Central Park and Gardens, Zimbabwe’s National Gallery a five-minute walk away and the renowned Botanical Gardens a short 10-minute drive, makes your stay convenient in the hub of the city.

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LOCATION

Nyanga

CONTACT

+263 29 8487

LOCATION

Milnerton Drive, Ascot,

Bulawayo

CONTACT

+263 92 52460

CENTRAL RESERVATIONS

+27 (0)100030079/81/82/83/84

www.africansunhotels.com

TROUTBECK INN, NYANGA, EASTERN HIGHLANDSA THREE-HOUR drive from Harare, is all it takes for guests to enjoy the peace, tranquillity and splendour and scenery, more akin to the Scottish Highlands. Zimbab we’s highest peak, Mount Inyangani, provides the stunning backdrop. A visit to Troutbeck Resort can be as actively invigorating or as restful as anyone could hope for. Golf clubs, fishing rods and tackle and a zest for the outdoors are standard kit of many of the resort’s guests. The open fire in the hotel foyer, alight since the opening 45 years ago, is the physical embodiment of the warmth of the welcome all guests enjoy.

BULAWAYO HOLIDAY INN

BULAWAYO, the City of Kings, is Zimbabwe’s second largest city and is steeped in the colonial history of the country and the Ndebele people. Founded in 1872 as Kwa Bulawayo by King Mzilikazi, first leader of the Ndebele nation, the city is within easy reach of Matopos National Park, World Heritage Site. The King and is Cecil John Rhodes, are buried here. Holiday Inn Bulawayo is located a short drive from the city centre, close to Ascot Race Course and an excellent 18-hole golf course.

BULAWAYO GOLF CLUBESTABLISHED in 1895, Bulawayo Golf Club is the oldest golf club in Zimbabwe. After playing the 6 431m golf course, a sunset tour of the Motobo National Park or visit to Chipangali Animal Park would complete your African experience in Bulawa-yo. The Bulawayo Country Club is located off the Old Esigo dini Road and offers 18-hole championship golf course; pro-shop, full bar and catering facilities, banquet-ing and conference rooms. The course is in first-class condition and boasts of well-tended greens and a large membership.

ROYAL HARARE GOLF CLUB is recognized as one of the best 50 courses outside the United States. Founded at the turn of the century, the 18-hole championship course covers 6 467m of wooded parkland rich in birdlife and deer. Borrowdale Brooke, designed by the well-known SouthAfrican, Peter Makovitch and built in 1998, the 18-hole6 201m golf course incorporates a residential complex along a river valley on the outskirts of Harare.

Chapman Golf Club is rated as one of Southern Africa’s finest golf courses. The 18-hole, 6582 m course is intricate-ly incorporated into a parkland setting with its undulating manicured terrain, entwined by the clever use of a major tributary of the Mukuvisi River. Bent grass greens conform to the highest international standards. Peter Matkovich designed water features, an integral part of the course where even professional golfers find them a challenge.

AFRICAN SUN COURSES IN & AROUND HARARE

Z I M B A B W E — G O L Fwww.sagolfandleisure.co.za

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“It is not enough to understand the natural world;

the point is to defend and preserve it.”

Edward Abbey


We welcome you to take a walk on the Wild side of SANParks, SA’s natural heritage.

NATIONAL PARKS has become the pride and joy of all South Africans and of the world, man-aging a system of parks representing the indigenous fauna, flora, landscapes and associated cultural heritage of the country. SANParks is the body responsible for managing South Africa’s national parks. Formed in 1926, today manages 20 parks, consisting of 3 700 000 ha (37 000 km²), about 3% of the total area of South Africa. The best known park is Kruger National Park, the oldest (proclaimed in 1898) – and the largest – The Kruger Park and Table Mountain National Park are two of South Africa’s most visited tourist attractions (20 July 2011 Wikipedia). Most of the national parks have over-night facilities, with unrivalled variety of accommo-dation in arid, coastal, mountain and bushveld habitats. We offer visitors an unparalleled diversity of opportunities including adventure tourism, game viewing, bush walks, canoeing, cultural and historic experiences throughout South Africa. Conference facilities are offered in many of the parks. From the beginnings: 1910 the game reserves and general wildlife preservation was placed under the Transvaal Administration. In 1912 Stevenson-Hamilton submitted the proposal to Sir Patrick Duncan for reserves between the Sabie and Olifants rivers, and between the Letaba and Shingwedzi rivers, to become a national park. On promulgation, 31 May 1926, President Kruger’s conservation ideal was realised, when the first board of South African National Parks was appointed. In 1955 the kudu was first used in the Park’s logo. Today the kudu is represented in all parks logos within the SANParks framework, and is supported by the government through the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism. SANParks is the leading conservation authority in all national parks around this country. The focus in the first decade of democracy has been to make national parks more access-ible to tourists; ensure conservation; and, to contribute to social and economic development in rural areas.

Enjoy “natures best!”

SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS CONTACT

Telephone: +27 (0)12 428 9111 | www.sanparks.org

SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS

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Your ultimate wildlife experience

IN THE distant past, people relied directly on the natural environment for their very exist-

ence, eating from the wild, drinking from rivers, streams and springs, and using natural

materials and places for shelter. Today, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife is there to conserve these

natural resources.

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife is a public entity mandated to manage nature conservation and

protected areas within the Province of KwaZulu Natal in collaboration with stakeholders

for the benefit of the present and future generations. It also ensures the development and

promotion of eco-tourism within the protected areas. Its core mandate is conservation, eco-

tourism and partnerships.

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife administers three regions which include two World Heritage sites

to sustain biodiversity conservation:

• uKhahlamba-Drakensberg embracing the Drakensberg Park World Heritage Site, and some

40 000 unique San rock-art images in an estimated 600 different sites;

• Zululand game parks include the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, genetic home of every white

rhino population in the world; Ndumo Game Reserve; Tembe Elephant Park, currently

home to SA’s largest tusker; Ithala Game Reserve and several smaller reserves.

• The Coastal Region boasts of iSimangaliso Wetland Park World Heritage Site; the Umla -

lazi Nature Reserve at Mtunzini; Beachwood Mangrove and Stainbank Nature Reserves in

Durban; as well as the Mpenjati and Oribi Gorge Nature Reserves south of Durban.

Ezemvelo manages more than 110 protected areas, with 68 beautiful resorts, of which

36 offer accommodation. It boasts of more than 2 500 beds to over 10 000 visitors nightly,

from a cave, open campsites, self catering rondavels, chalets, safari tents, cottages to luxury

lodges. Visitors pay a levy when they enter a park which is used to fund community projects.

Other wildlife experiences that await you include guided walks; overnight Wilderness Trails

in Hluhluwe – Imfolozi Park; access to ancient San rock-art; close encounters with crocodiles

at the St Lucia Crocodile Centre; peace and solitude in the Drakensberg; unparal leled scenery

and vistas, as well as superb game viewing.

We invite you, anytime.

KZN WILDLIFE RESERVATIONS

Telephone: +27 (0)33 845 1000 | www.kznwildlife.com

WELCOME TO EZEMVELO KZN WILDLIFE



World Heritage Sites belong to all humanity. UNESCO identifies sites of cultural and natural value. Preservation is determined by stringent selection criteria.

Eight scenic and cultural treasures have been declared South African World Heritage Sites:

1999, 2005: Cradle of Humankind (25º 55’ 45” S 27º 47’ 20” E) Sterkfontein, Kromdraai, has 950 hominid fossil specimens, evidence of human evolution over the last 3.5-million years and brings insight about the earliest ancestors of humankind.

1999: Robben Island (33º 48’ S 18º 22’ E), became infamous as a maximum-security prison for anti-apartheid activists including Nelson Mandela. It has become a universal symbol of freedom.

1999: The iSimangaliso Wetland Park (27º 50’ 20” S 32º 33’ E). St. Lucia estuary is one of the largest in Africa and includes the continent’s southernmost coral reefs, wide submarine canyons, sandy beaches, forested dunes and a mosaic of wetlands, grasslands, forests, lakes and savannah. Find nesting turtles on the beaches; migrating whales, dolphins and whale-sharks offshore; and breeding colonies of pelicans, storks, herons and terns.

2000: The uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park (S29 22 59.988 E29 32 26.016) is SA’s watershed. Through 4 000 years, the indige nous San, created the largest collection of African rock art. Diverse habitats protect endemic and threatened species, especially birds and plants.

2003: Mapungubwe (22º 11’ 33” S 29º 14’ 20” E), an ancient civilization near our northern borders, exposes almost untouched remains of their palace, entire settlement area, and two earlier capitals, dating between 1300 to 1220AD.

2004: The Cape Floral Region (34º 10’ S 18º 22’ 30” E) from the Cape Peninsula to the Eastern Cape, takes up 0.04% of the world’s land, contains 3% of the earth’s plant species; is home to nearly 20% of Africa’s flora, is home to 9 600 vascular plants species, with 70% ende-mic. The region has 11 000 marine animal species, 3 500 are endemic, and 560 vertebrate species, including 142 reptile species, of which 27 are endemic.

2005: Vredevort Dome (26º 51’ 36” S 27º 15’ 36” E) is an impact crater formed 2-billion years ago. A 10 km in diameter meteorite hit earth. The impact scar measures 380 km across and consists of three concentric circles of uplifted rock, only 180 km are visible.

2007: The Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Desert Landscape (28º 36’ S 17º 12’ 14” E), is home to semi-nomadic Nama. Khoisan collectively describes the Khoi, known as Hottentots who were pastoralists and effectively annihilated; and the San, or Bushmen, were hunter-gatherers, some still lives in SA.

www.southafrica.net , http://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/za , image credits © UNESCO.

WORLD HERITAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA


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LOCATION

R400, just off the R563 Hekpoort Road,

Sterkfontein, Gauteng25°40’39.07”S, 27°55’32.01”E

FACIL IT IES

Maropeng Hotel IIII

24 roomsLounge, restaurant & bar

Swimming poolMaropeng Visitor CentreSterkfontein Cave - tours

RestaurantsConference and event facilities

CONTACT

+27 (0) 14 577 [email protected]

THE CRADLE OF HUMANKIND, MAROPENG

FOLLOW ancient history in the Magaliesberg and enjoy an African sunset over the magnificent Cradle of Humankind when visiting this World Heritage Site. Maropeng means “returning to the place of origin” in Setswana. Follow the steps of the origin of our species while staying at the 24-bedroome d, boutique Maropeng Hotel, perfectly suited for a romantic getaway or conference. The Sterkfontein Caves are owned by the University of the Witwatersrand where scientists have been respon-sible for the main excavations. Discoveries include stone age tools, many plants, hominid and animal fossils such as the world famous 2.1 million year old “Mrs Ples”, and the almost complete 3-million year old Australopithecus skeleton “Little Foot”. The Maropeng Visitor Centre: Tour 2 500 m² of inter-active exhibits on the development of humans and our ances tors over the past few million years – a thrilling journey through time. An underground boat ride with snow-making and

ice-producing machines give voyagers an indication of what the ice age may have been like. Journey further in time to the world submerged in water, and beyond that to the formation of the earth’s crust and the shifting of the tecton ic plates. Continue on foot into the ‘black hole’, before emerging in front of an audio-visual presentation on the formation of the earth. The Tumulus Restaurant offers refreshments and meals whilst you enjoy spectacular views over the Magalies berg and Witwatersberg mountain ranges. The Maropeng Conference Centre events team will turn your conference, strategy session or team-building event into an unforgettable experience. There are state-of-the-art facilities and full catering amenities ideal for intimate meetings or events hosting up to 500 delegates. The Cradle of Humankind covers 47 000 hectares north-west of Gauteng, and is home to over 17 000 resi-dents. The Magalies Meander and hot-air ballooning give additional regional perspective.

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MANTIS COLLECTION – LILIESLEAF


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EXPERIENCE THE past today! Liliesleaf will take you on a journey of inspiration, enlightenment and discovery. Learn about the stories, events and activities that defined a seminal moment in South Africa’s history. So much more than a museum or historical site, Liliesleaf is a living-breathing place of memory and legacy. The cutting edge technology of the exhibits takes you on an interactive journey of epic proportions, bringing to life many fascinating stories, activities and events that

helped shape the South Africa of today. It is an inspiring experience! From the unique interactive table that allows visitors to pull up information on topics such as the Raid, Escape and Trial, to the captivating Cabinet of Curios-ity, which contains a web of fascinating personal stories, to the Spy Telephones that tell the tale of the apparent involvement of foreign intelligent agencies, Liliesleaf is no ordinary site it is an inspiring experience in a spectacular setting where history comes to life.

LOCATIONGauteng, Johannesburg, Rivonia

ACCOMMODATION44 Suites

2 Presidential SuitesPrivate Dining Room

Cocktail LoungeSpa & Fitness

Pool Deck

FACIL IT IESMuseum components:

Manor houseThe outbuildingsThatched cottage

The water tank and coal bunkerResource Centre

LibraryLiberation Centre

ExhibitsInteractive Table, the Apartheid era

3d interface - video, images, audio & text

Conferences & FunctionsAuditorium

Breakaway Room Restaurant

Guided Tours

CONTACT+27 (0)11 803 7882/3/4

www.liliesleaf.co.za

www.mantiscollection.com


CONTACT+27 (0)35 460 0912www.shakaland.com

ACCOMMODATIONTraditional Villages

Pedi, Sotho, Xhosa, Zulu, Ndebele

CONTACT+27 (0)87 940 9933

www.lesedi.com

LESEDI AFRICAN LODGE AND CULTURAL VILLAGE

THE GREATEST Zulu experience in Africa. Feel the pulsat-ing rhythm of mysterious and magical Africa as you re-live the excitement and romance of the days of Shaka, King of the Zulus, in this authentic re-creation of the Great Kraal in the heart of Zululand, between Eshowe and Melmoth, nestling on the top of the Entombeni Hills, overlooking the Phobane Lake. Traditional beehive hut-accommodation is equipped with private bathroom and shower, modern conveniences with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding hills. The Shisha Nyama feast is a fusion of local Zulu

and South African dishes prepared in three legged pots on an open fire. Taste everything from wild spinach, to stews and barbeques. The Nandi Programme includes the culture tour, assegai -wielding warriors dancing and singing, beer-drinking ceremony, understanding Zulu social systems, fighting formations, greeting of the home, meeting the sangoma and nyanga, witnessing beadwork, pottery, beer making, spear throwing and more. A modern conference room is available from 50 up to 100 delegates, for banquets, cocktails or educational workshops.

Lesedi African Lodge and Cultural Village, a 45-minute drive from Johannesburg and Pretoria, awaits those wish-ing to participating in the mystical cultures and traditions of the people of Africa, steeped in tribal folklore and ancestral traditions. Culture is the light of our nation, feel it at Lesedi. Staying overnight includes a welcome in the traditional African way and then being escorted to ‘their’ village. Accom modation is in comfortable, tradition-ally styled guest rooms, decorated in vibrant colours. At the Ndebele village the introduction to the cultural

experience precedes a multi-media presentation on the history and origins of today’s rainbow nation followed by a guided tour of four other ethnic homesteads – Zulu, Basotho, Xhosa and Pedi. Traditional singing and dancing depicts stories of the ancestors at the Boma. The Nyama Choma Restaurant serves “The Greatest African Feast”, a Pan African Buffet. Awaken to the sounds of traditional maskande guitar or squash-box, and full English break-fast is served. Lesedi is a village of natural and tasteful harmony with the bushveld and rocky hills.

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LOCATIONEshowe area, Kwa Zulu Natal

28 46’47 S 31 28’48 E


LOCATIONR512 North of Johannesburg

25�50.263 S 27�53.064 E

SHAKALAND

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RECREATION AFRICA

MISTY HILLS COUNTRY HOTEL CONFERENCE CENTRE

The perfect retreat for guests and conference delegates seeking tranquillity and comfort.

Situated in Muldersdrift, and ide-ally positioned with easy access to major metropolitan centres.

THE CARNIVOREThe Carnivore restaurant needs little introduction. Renowned for its positioning state ment “Africa’s Greatest Eating Experience” and a “Beast of a Feast” experience. The vibrant African décor and informal ambience are the hallmark of the Carnivore experience

MISTY HILLS SPA

Ultimate renewal and relaxation in a tranquil environment.

Be Pampered, Rejuvenated, Relaxed and Energised.

We offer an exclusive range of face and body products for purchase.

KEDAR COUNTRY LODGE, CONFERENCE CENTRE Situated in the North West Province, on the historic farm of President Paul Kruger and with a private nature reserve inhabited by many species of flora and fauna; whether relaxing, conferencing or exploring, you’ll enjoy the many luxurious facili ties and friendly service at Kedar Country Lodge, Conference Centre & Spa.

PAUL KRUGER MUSEUMThis is the historic farm of President Paul Kruger, Boekenhoutfontein. The Kruger family home from 1862 – 1883. The museum allows us to step back in time, reach beyond ourselves, to feel the connection to those who have gone before us, who experienced the same feelings, encountered similar revelations, endeavoured to know their place and purpose.

KEDAR SPA

Feel Rejuvenated, Relaxed and Energised.

This sanctuary is built in an idyllic setting, overlooking a natural wet-land, and embraces a truly African spa experience. Find solace in body and spirit as profes sionally trained therapists bring tranquilli-ty into your life through soothing treatments.

Recreation Africa Group (RAG) a leading hotel group in South Africa that offers a proudly “African” experience at its Misty Hills Country Hotel, Conference Centre & Spa,

Carnivore Restaurant and Kedar Country Lodge, Conference Centre & Spa. The establishments have grown in reputation and status

and have become favoured destinations for many. RAG is distinctly African and consciously endeavours to promote

African art, culture, cuisine and hospitality at every level.

SI YA PHAMBILE – Let us go forward!

CONTACT+27 (0)11 950 6000

www.recreationafrica.co.za

LOCATIONMisty Hills

Muldersdrift, Gauteng X: 26.02563 Y: 27.85755

KedarRustenburg, NW Province

S25 ‘33’ 3” E27 ‘7’ 16”

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LOCATIONCape Town & the Western Cape

DIRECTION DETAILSTo be advised for each tour

SERVICESDowsing Consultancy

Learning the Art of Sacred Divinin g using Divining Rods

Sustainable site management funding

Sunpath Hiking:Guided day excursions, Cape Town

www.sunpath.co.za

CONTACT+27 (0)79 404 8762

[email protected]

The Sacred Site Foundation of South Africa (SSFoSA) a

registered NPO, research es, maps, develops and raises

consciousness of the prehistoric sacred sites in South

Africa. They promot e our indigenous heritage, spirit and

wisdom through an authentic, heartfelt commitment

and respect. Maintenance and access will be monitored

creating jobs within Arts and Cultural Heritage Tourism

and the Conser vation framework. Sacred stones, springs

and ancient burial caves are wove n together across more

than 700 km to form a “light grid”, an ancient celestial

calendar, defin ed by the cardinal directions of the sunrise

and sunset of the summer and winter solstices, the

equinoxes and a lot more … Journeys and experiences are

co-created with special facilitators to guide you on this

spiritual adventure, suitable for all age groups.

THE PYRAMID AND ALL SEEING EYE Low fitness: 2 – 3 hours

Visit a 50 ft crystalline Pyramidal Markerstone – capturing

the setting sun on the summer solstice through a hole at

its apex, the “all seeing eye”. Explore sacred geometry

and earth energies using dowsing rods.

The GREAT BURIAL CAVE & CRYSTAL TUNNEL / ASCENSION CAVE Medium Fitness: 3 hours

This crystal tunnel cave, 27 ft in diameter, is located in the Peninsula.

Peers Cave is an ancient burial site. Over 14 skeletons have been

excavat ed. The ‘Cave of Ascension’, believed to be a ritual cave of

rebirth and fertilit y, is regarded as one of the most sacred Caves.

The Sacred Llundudno FERTILITY CAVES and GREAT MOTHERSTONELow Fitness: 2 – 3 hours

At this magical place the ritual earth, sea and sky meet. This is the

sleeping place where the sun symbolically died. Visit sacred caves and

shell middens, steeped with the spirit of the ancestors. Experience the

power and beauty of the ‘Great Motherstone’.

Lion’s Head the WATCHMAN’S CAVE and the GRANITE CRYSTAL SKULLMedium Fitness: 3 hours

Explore the incredible crystal rock and the earth energies that

surroun d it. On Lion’s Head lies a sacred guardian a 10 ft granite head

facing south with an eyehole aligned due west capturing the setting

sun. Also visit the Watchman’s Cave, believed to be a sacred cave

used by the early Shamans and Healers.

THE SACRED SITES FOUNDATION AND SUNPATH SACRED SITE TOURS

HIKING: GUIDED CAPE TOWN EXCURSIONS

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Overland Tours – Sacred Journeys:

March 2013 African Healing Rays

Journey 12 days South Africa

September 2013 Africa Awakening Journey 12 days South Africa including Cape Town

www.sacredsites.co.za

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LOCATION

Madikwe Game ReserveNorth West Province

GPS for Helipad next to Lodge:24o42’ 467S 26o 12’288E

ACCOMMODATION

30 Luxury ChaletsViewing decks

Swimming poolConvention Centre

Dining venuesBoma

Tau Spa Oasis

FACIL IT IES

Game drivesBig 5, Wild Dog, Cheetah and

27 major game species Bird-watching - 250 species

CONTACT

+27 (0)11 314 4350+27 (0)83 262 2013

www.taugamelodge.co.za

TAU GAME LODGE

A WARM cup of coffee and an African sunrise – what could be better? A rustle in the bushes nearby, and you quickly embark a game viewing vehicle, and just in time! To your amazement, a mating pair of leopards slips into view, meandering on and off the road, disappearing in and out of the long grass. As they wander off, you are left with only the typical mating calls and growls, and the sounds of the grass rustling in your ears. This is what one of our rangers experi-enced recently while on drive. Madikwe Game Reserve boasts year-round game viewing and is one of the few reserves where one can view a wide variet y of fauna, including the Big 5, wild dog and cheetah, and is home to a bird population of over 250 species. Tau Game Lodge overlooks a natural waterhole, which attracts a variety of game, as does the diverse vegetation that thrives in the fertile top-soil. Thirty luxury chalets are spread out in U-formation on eithe r side of the lodge, offer ing excellent views of

animals approaching the water hole from the opposite bank. Six chalets were enlarged and are now able to ac-commodate three adults sharing or two adults and two

children in one deluxe chalet. The family suite is an ideal spacious, open-plan and modern unit, suit-able for families or two couples travelling together. Tau boasts a state-of-the art convention centre, situated at walking distance from the lodge, and can seat up to 150 delegates. Tau Spa Oasis offers a sanctuary where you can indulge your sen ses in a unique fusion of therapie s designed to replenish and soothe body, mind and soul. Tau endeavours to give back to the community and the environ-ment in every aspect of their busi-ness, always keeping in mind the

success of all involv ed in the projects which Tau supports. For this reason the Tau Foundation and the Tau Tree Fund were started, allowing guests to participate in the experi-ence of giving back to our beautiful land.

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ENTABENI SAFARI CONSERVANCY

ENTABENI SAFARI CONSERVANCY “The Place of the Mountain”, is situated in the World Heritage “Waterberg Biosphere” of the Waterberg region. Less than a three-hour drive north of Johannesburg, this 22 000ha malaria-free reserve boasts five eco-systems. Entabeni offers far more than the usual game sight-ings of the Big Five. Scenic helicopter flights are an experience beyond comparison. Combine an exhilarat-ing helicopter flight with a romantic meal on a secluded mountain top and enjoy the indescribable natural beauty of the Waterberg Region. Encounter the supreme wildlife of Africa including the Big Five with qualified rangers, either in open, safari game viewing vehicles, on foot or on horseback. Other activi-ties include golf, stargazing, sunset cruises, bush dinners, cultural village and the Wildlife Cultural Centre. Entabeni Safari Conservancy offers accommodation in five unique lodges : Lakeside Lodge is set on the banks of the 1,7km Lake Entaben i. View hippos from private decks with ever-changing reflections of the Entabeni Mountain in the Lake. Under the shadow of Entabeni Mountain, Ravine-

side Lodge is built on stilts hugging the cliff edge, offering spectacular, unspoilt ravine and wooded hillside views. Kingfisher Lodge is intimate and exclusive. The ambienc e is luxuriously inviting. Lake tranquility and distant bush views is nature at its undisturbed best. A true African bush experience awaits guests at Wildside Safari Camp. The essence of unspoilt Waterberg wilderness is combined with comfortable, en-suite tented chalets , creating a wild Africa atmosphere. Outdoor dinners, served in the boma, where a roaring fire and nocturnal calls of the wild create the perfect, relaxing end to exhilarating days in the bush. The elegance of Hanglip Mountain Lodge evokes the romantic Africa of yesteryear. All luxury suites, furnished in African Baroque style, have private sun decks with breathtaking views across wetlands and vast open plains. The Legend Lodges, Hotels & Resorts group encom-passes the rich diversity of Southern Africa. Head office is based in Midrand. Properties are located throughout South Africa and in Mozambique including resorts, game and safari lodges, country lodges, coastal hotels and lodges, cultural villages and shebeens.

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LOCATION

Upper Escaprment:

24° 08’ 35.6” S 28° 34’ 34.6”E

Lower Escaprment:

24° 13’ 02.5” S 28° 42’ 54.1”E

ACCOMMODATION

Lakeside Lodge: 22 Rooms

Ravineside Lodge: 24 Rooms

Kingfisher Lodge: 8 Rooms

Wildside Safari Camp:

20 Tented Chalets

Hanglip Mountain Lodge:

10 Rooms

CONTACT

Central Reservations:

+27 (0) 11 729 6700

www.legendgolfsafari.com

www.legendlodges.co.za


LOCATIONSabi Sand Wildtuin, Mpumalanga

CAMPS & GPS

Selati Camp:S24 53.857 E031 30.627

Bush Lodge: S24 55.254 E031 31.270

Little Bush Camp:S24 54.187 E031 28.787

Earth Lodge: S24 56.760 E031 28.197

FACIL IT IESGuided 4x4 open vehicle safaris

Amani Spa at Bush LodgeAmani Spa at Earth Lodge

EleFun Children’s Centre at Bush Lodge

COMMUNITY TOURSIncentivesWeddings

Romantic TouchesThemed Dinners

Photographic Tuition

CONTACT +27 (0)11 447 7172

www.sabisabi.com

SABI SABI PRIVATE GAME RESERVE

OVER A span of 30 years, Sabi Sabi has evolved, protect-ed and respected the wilderness in its care, and emerged to become the award winning icon it is today. Situated in world renowned Sabi Sand Wildtuin, Sabi Sabi is blessed with a variety of habitat and wildlife including the Big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino – as well as cheetah, wild dog. Exciting morning and evening open Land Rover safaris, as well as environ-mental awareness walking safaris, are led by experienced rangers and trackers. Within this wildlife oasis Sabi Sabi is home to four luxurious 5-star lodges – the lodges of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, A tribute to the pioneers of the late 1800’s, the histori-cally themed Selati Camp is the Sabi Sabi of Yesterday. Selati’s 8 beautiful suites, including the Ivory Presidential Suite, are filled with authentic antiques and vintage décor - offering romance with a dash of nostalgic opulence. The Today experience is found at Bush Lodge with its traditional safari style made new and exciting with a vibrant and eclectic mix of furnishings and décor. Accom-modating only 25 couples, the lodge has earned a reputa-

tion of warmth and service excellence. Little Bush Camp continues the Today experience of consummate African hospitality. The lodge is intimate – just 6 suites, making it an ideal retreat for an idyllic hideaway. Earth Lodge, the Sabi Sabi of Tomorrow, is a celebra-tion of ecological responsibility, and stands as one of the world’s top 10 destinations. Sculpted into a slope of the earth, the lodge merges so well into the surrounding bushveld that it is virtually invisible. Each of the 13 suites, including the famous Amber Suite, is individually decorat-ed to reflect Africa’s mineral wealth hidden beneath the earth. Earth Lodge continuously meets and exceeds the highest international standards of architectural design, innovative décor and superb facilities. Each lodge offers the comforts of air-conditioning, en-suite bathrooms with indoor and outdoor shower, mini bar, tea & coffee making facilities and safes. The award winning Amani Spa offer a range of holistic treatments at Bush Lodge and Earth Lodge. While maintaining a deep respect and bond with the wilderness, Sabi Sabi continues to be voted one of world’s premier safari destinations.

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LOCATION55 km outside Graaff-Reinet,258 km from Port ElizabethE240 45’ 48” S320 26’ 34”

ACCOMMODATION

Karoo Lodge:2 Sibella suites

3 Karoo garden suites3 Homestead Lodge suites

2 Homestead Camdeboo suites

Manor House:4 luxury suites

Mountain Retreat:3 Homestead bedrooms

2 Wagon House bedrooms

FACIL IT IESTraditional boma

Various bush dining venuesGame drives & wilderness walks Children ‘Aardvark’ programme

NEARBYValley of Desolation

+27(0)49 891 [email protected]

www.samara.co.za


Samara Private Game Reserve is situated in the malaria-free Eastern Cape where time stands still. Surrounded by 70 000 protected acres in the Great Karoo, be inspired by the conservation projects where every effort is bein g made to preserve global biodiversity in this unique environ ment. Karoo Lodge accommodates up to 20 guests in luxury Karoo cottages or rooms in the restored colonial home-stead. All are air-conditioned with en-suite bathrooms. Relax on the wrap around veranda or cool off in the pool. The exclusive use Manor at Samara offers total privacy for up to eight guests in four luxury en-suite rooms with air-conditioning and underfloor heating. Services include a personal ranger, chef and butler. Unwind on the patio and gaze over the 21 m infinity pool at the water-hole beyond, where game drink morning and late afternoon.

Secluded, wild and remote, Samara’s mountain retreat surveys an ancient landscape, overlooking the Valley of the Bushman where rare Khoisan paintings of cheetah are preserved. There are three double en-suite bedrooms in the main homestead as well as a comfort able lounge with fireplace and dining-room. A wide wrap-around veranda provides the perfect area for relaxing while contemplat-ing the awesome view. A jacuzzi on the veranda affords an ideal cooling-off spot. A further two en-suite bed-rooms are situated in the restored Victorian barn. With your professional guides you will experience an exclusive interaction with the highly endangered cheetah and explore the untouched plains of the Camdeboo, viewing magnificent herds of antelope and delight in the mountain plateau where the endangered Cape Mountain Zebra have found safe haven.

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78 DE HOOP COLLECTION

DE HOOP NATURE RESERVE is part of a World Heritage Site and Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. It offers spectacular coastline, sand dunes, vlei, flora, mountain, birding, wildlife and some of the world’s best whale sighting experiences. Between fynbos plains, game drives and the endless beach, there’s no better way to spend your day. Marine and wildlife education talks, the whales, stargazing, the camp fire and hospitality will fulfil your stay. This marine protected area is transformed into one of the world’s most important nursery areas for Southern Right Whales between June and November each year - at times viewing more than 50 whales in a single sighting. The 36000ha De Hoop Nature Reserve is a safe, outdoor destination with almost year-round sunshine. The accommodation offered is either catered or self catered. The offerings range from rondavels through to cottages and houses to five-star manor houses, some-thing for everyone. Day visitors are welcome. Birdlife is plenty. Walking, hiking and cycling trails abound, allowing visitors to view the various game specie s, fauna and birdlife from close up. The Fig Tree Restaurant is open all day offering deli-cious local fare including picnic baskets for alfresco meals or to take to the beach. Celebrations, weddings and conferencing are also available Guided quad bike trails are a highlight. A tennis court, swimming pool and a boules courtyard are available.

LOCATION

De Hoopvlei Malgas,Bredasdorp area

34�26’3”S, 20�32’52”E

ACCOMMODATION

Opstal Manor HouseOpstal Houses

Opstal Vlei CottagesThe Opstal

De Hoop VillageVlei Rondawels

Melkkamer Manor HouseMelkkamer Foreman Cottage

Melkkamer Vlei CottageKoppie Alleen

Camping & Caravan sites

FACIL IT IES

Aircraft landing stripThe Fig Tree Restaurant

Picnic basketsWalking & Hiking Trails

Mountain BikingWhales & Marine Life

CONTACTS

+27 (0)21 422 4522+27 (0)861 334 667

[email protected]

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79BONGANI MOUNTAIN LODGE

CHOBE MARINA LODGE is surrounded by the natural beauty of Africa. The lodge is situated on the banks of the Chobe River in Kasane in the north-eastern corner of the country, bordering Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. It is in close proximity to the Chobe National Park, the Okavan go Delta, the Kasane Forest Reserve, the Caprivi Strip and the Zambezi River, with the Victoria Falls a two-hour drive away. The Chobe National Park is home to approximately 120 000 elephants, one of the largest

concentrations in the world. Chobe Marina Lodge is a ‘must visit’ destination when in Southern Africa. Encounter Africa’s awesome four-some (elephant, leopard, lion and buffalo). A river boat trip to the park, will introduce you to a totally different game viewing experience. Try your hand at fishing for the famed tiger fish, which inhabit the Chobe and Kasai River systems. Golfers too are catered for with a golf course in close proximity to the lodge.

IDEALLY situated in the shadows of the Malelane Moun-tain range in 8 000 hectares of Mthetomusha Game Reserve, on the south western border of the world renowned Kruger National Park. It is a low-risk malaria destination due to its altitude where you can experience the Big Five including lion, leopard, rhino, elephant and buffalo. Walk ancient paths once used by the San (Bush-man) people with over 250 recorded San rock art sites,

estimated to be 1 500 years old, the greatest concentra-tion of recorded rock art per square metre on earth. Rooms are a subtle blend of timber and thatch. Each have private decks featuring magnificent wraparound views, ideal for families, groups or individual travelers. Bongani has a fully-equipped, air conditioned confer-ence room accommodating up to 60 delegates. The Deck offers panoramic views and ample breakaway areas.

CHOBE MARINA LODGE, BOTSWANA

CONTACT+267 625 2221/2

www.chobemarinalodge.com

ACCOMMODATION38 Rooms, twins & doubles

CONTACT+ 27 11 676 3123

www.bonganimountainlodge.co.za

LOCATIONChobe River, Kasane

19°56’7.80”S - 23°29’37.86”E


LOCATIONMthethomusha Game Reserve

25°27’ 33’’ S 31°17’ 23’’ E

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RESERVATIONS

[email protected]

+27 (0)100030079/81/82/83/84

ACCOMMODATION

38 rooms including suites

ACCOMMODATION100 well-appointed rooms/suites

ACCOMMODATION76 rooms and 7 suites

AFRICAN SUN HOTELS

GREAT ZIMBABWE HOTEL & LODGES: The Great

Zimbab we Monument is the capital of the ancient realm

of King Munhumutapa. Fashioned, it is believed between

1250 and 1450 AD, from regular rectangular granite

blocks skilfully placed one upon the other without the use

of tools. This World Heritage Site is a unique historical,

cultural and archaeological landmark with many unusual

artefacts including the Zimbabwe bird. Straddling its own

grounds and the World Heritage Site is the Great Zimbab

we Hotel & Lodges with its own African Sun tradition of a

warm welcome and top quality products and service.

CARIBBEA BAY: Lake Kariba, the largest man-made lake

on the African continent after Egypt’s Aswan Dam and

Cahora Bassa in Mozambique is bordered by Zimbab we

and Zambia, and fed by the mighty Zambezi River.

Kariba town, near the massive dam wall, has become

a tourist resort in its own right, and Caribbea Bay Resort,

with its great climate all year round and a host of water

sports on hand, makes this a favourite Zimbabwean play-

ground. Sun downers on the pool deck, informal dinner in

the Terrace Restaurant, playing the tables at the intimate

casino add to the highlights of a memorable stay.

HWANGE SAFARI LODGE:

Famous for its huge popu la tions of game, including the

Big 5 and the world’s biggest ele phant population, this

conservancy is on the border of Hwange National Park –

14,650 km2 of unspoilt Afri can bush, an hour’s drive from

Victoria Falls. Let the experienced game rangers guide

you whilst sharing knowledge with you about the park,

its flora and fauna, and its inhabitants on day and night

drives. The lodge’s water -hole provides game viewing from

each room, the restaurant, pool area and viewing deck.

Enjoy bush dinners under starlight skies and loca l tradi-

tional entertainment.

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LOCATIONUpper Zambezi,

near Victoria Falls, ZimbabweS 17:59’ 58.47” E 25:48’ 35.27”

CONTACTwww.stanleyandlivingstone.com

LOCATIONZambezi and Chobe Rivers,

Botswana and Namibia17°49’0 S 25°8’60 E

CONTACT+27 (0)21 438 0032

www.zambeziqueen.com

www.mantiscollection.com

There can be few natural wonders as synonymous with Africa’s raw wilderness as the great Chobe River and the opportunity to enjoy this thrilling experience from your own private suite aboard a luxury 45-meter boat. The Zambezi Queen operates in 5-star opulence, and is all about pampering, indulgence, and superior comfort offering 14 luxury en-suite cabins with private balconies and river views.

While ensuring every indulgence is met this unique and sophisticated experience has not lost the essence of all that is uniquely African. Whether you are dining on our third level restaurant watching the animals gather at the water at dusk, game viewing from one of our private boats, or attempting to land your first tiger fish, our professional team will be on hand to meet your every need.

ZAMBEZI QUEEN

The Stanley & Livingstone Boutique Hotel is situated on a 6 000-acre private reserve known as the Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve and offers a diverse and yet unique African experience. The Victoria Falls and Zambezi River are only a 15-minute drive away. The hotel has 16 exquisitely furnished suites all of which are air-conditioned and equipped with satellite TV. Each suite features its own patio that looks out onto a lush, tropical garden and shimmering ponds. The swim-

ming pool and outdoor recreation area provide guests with the opportunity to soak up and enjoy the scenery being just meters from the African bush. You will be welcomed to the warm ambience of the main living room and reception area, where natural thatch and timbers combine tastefully with traditional English furnishings. Enjoy the wonders of nature in and around Victoria Falls, The Stanley and Livingstone is truly like no other.

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INFORMATIONWalking, Water & 4x4 Safaris

Lodge Transfer Services

CENTRAL RESERVATIONS+260 211 266 927

[email protected] www.amazingzambia.com

BangweuluS11 20.611 E029 33.752

3 Lakefront chalets

Livingstone Guest Farm E 25.55188 S 17.47082

5 lodge guest rooms

Puku PanGPS airstrip: AIRPUK8 secluded cottages

AMAZING ZAMBIA

AMAZING ZAMBIA seeks to merge tourism with rural development and nature conservation at the best national parks.They provide accommodation at three unique safari lodges, as well as tailor-made tours

to present you with an amazing combination of nature, wildlife and people.

KAFUE NATIONAL PARKOn the banks of the Kafue River, lies the second largest game park in the world. A place where hippos rule the waters, lions the land and fish eagles the sky. In this pristine wilderness lies Puku Pan, a rustic yet comfort-able safari lodge designed to blend in with its extraordi-nary natural surroundings.

VICTORIA FALLSWelcome to Livingstone Guest Farm, where you experience the true African hospitality! The farm, a unique lodge, is a private and peaceful retreat in an unspoiled rural setting on the Maramba River, close to the mighty Victoria Falls ...

LAKE BANGWEULUIn Northern Zambia lies a large lake with water so blue and beaches so white that one could mistake it for the sea, Lake Bangweulu. Amazing Zambia has trans-formed a piece of paradise into a haven for relaxation at Bangweulu Bay Lodge.

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LOCATION

Kafue National ParkZambia

4 – 4⅟₂ hour transfer west of Lusaka,

Kafue National Park

14�32'51.33”S 26�28'59.09”E

ACCOMMODATION

6 well-appointed Luxury Chalets

FACIL IT IES

Game drivesGuided walking safaris

Boat cruisesCanoeing

Fresh water fishingBirding

Swimming Pool

CONTACTS

+27 82 553 8767www.leopard-lodge.com

LEOPARD LODGE, KAFUE NATIONAL PARK, ZAMBIA

EXPERIENCE AN authentic African wildlife safari in total solitude at the luxurious Leopard Lodge, Kafue National Park game lodge on the banks of the Kafue River. Enjoy Excellent Game Viewing: Kafue National Park is well known for its excellent game viewing with vast herds of antelope, lions, leopards, buffalo and elephant, that are often seen around the Game Lodge. Birdwatching in Kafue National Park, Zambia is a highlight for anyone wanting to go birding in Africa Experience Total Solitude: Being distant from any other human development, you have miles and miles of wilderness to explore without bumping into anybody. Be Part of Nature: Game walks through the Lodge. Ele-ph ants are common visitors, antelopes graze the lawns,

and lions and leopards regularly find their prey here. Be Spoilt: Let our friendly staff pamper you whilst you relax in one of our 5 individually sited en suite luxury chalets, or whilst you soak up the environment from our deck that extends over the Kafue River. Stay at Leopard Lodge and explore the Kafue National Park be it by game drives, birding, fishing, boat cruises, walking safaris or just absorbing the beauty of this game reserve. River Fishing is excellent with many fishing spots in the Kafue River with many fish species. Leopard Lodge is committed to Responsible Tourism and hence is dedicated to the conservation and protec-tion of the environment, whilst creating opportunities for the local people and businesses.

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“Wine is sunlight, held together by water.”

Galileo Galilei

The South Africa wine industry is proud of our position to maintaining our position as a world leader in eco-sustainability.

THE BIODIVERSITY AND WINE INITIATIVE (BWI), a partnership between wine producers

and the wine sector seeks to protect the highly threatened Cape Floral Kingdom from

further loss. Set aside for conservation are some 132 000 ha, significantly more than the

101 000 ha comprising our national vineyard.

More recently our sustainability focus extends to include social sustainability. We have

created the framework for the wine world’s first ethical seal. This aims to fast-track the

implementation of fair labour practices on our wine farms and in the cellars.

Our wines are showing ever-increasing finesse and complexity. Many estates attract

extremely positive critical attention to advance our standing as a national producer of

excellence across the pricing continuum. We have also broadened the scope of our offer-

ings to accommodate the demand for greater flavour sophistication at the entry level, with

lower-alcohol content, as well as increasing the range of sparkling wine products.

As current chairman of the Cape Winemakers Guild, I truly encompass our philoso-

phy of constantly trying to raise the standard of the South African Wine Industry. As a

dynamic team, we strive to ensure our wines stand out amongst the best in the world.

Our main goal is to extract the full potential from our unique South African terroir and to

set new world-class benchmarks for South African and indeed the world’s wine production

standard s.

It gives me great pleasure to be involved in the ever-growing and exceptional South

African Wine Industry. I believe that through continuously striving for perfection and

maintaining our philosophy of being a world-class contender, we are fast becoming one of

the great wine and tourist destinations in the world.

Louis Strydom

CHAIRMAN CAPE WINEMAKER’S GUILD

A TASTE OF FINE VINE

CONTACT

+27 (0)21 852 0408www.capewinemakersguild.com

W I N Ewww.sagolfandleisure.co.za

W I N E www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

LOCATIONConstantia, Cape Town

340 01’37,03” S, 180 25’28,84” E

FACIL IT IESIziko Museum

Cellar Tour & Wine tastingVineyard Tours

RestaurantsArt Gallery

EVENTSFunctionsWeddingsWine Sales

THE ESTATE’S MAIN VARIETALS

Sauvignon BlancChardonnay

Cabernet SauvignonMerlotShiraz

Pinotage

CONTACT

+27 (0)21 794 5128www.grootconstantia.co.za

GROOT CONSTANTIA is one of the Cape’s oldest and most famous wine farms dating back to 1685, producing wine continuously since its inception. The Groot Constantia trademark is one of the oldest surviving trademarks in the world today serving as a testimony of continuous quality wine production over centuries. Therefore, wines and heritage remain at the heart of the Constantia Valley. The land was granted to Simon van der Stel, 891 morge n (about 763 hectares), situated behind Table Mountain, which he named “Constantia”. The farm had several owners of which two were female. The Cloete family put Groot Constantia on the map from 1778 to 1885. Constantia wine was coveted across the globe and those who were fortunate enough to taste it soon refused to settle for anything less. Members of the British Royal House, Napoleon Bonaparte, King Louis Philippe of France, Frederick (The Great) of Prussia, the Lord Seven-teen of the VOC, governors, admirals, captains, and many other dignitaries coveted the Constantia label. Considering that they been making wine for over 325

years from the very first vines planted in the Cape – in what can only be described as the perfect natural condi-tions and under the watchful eye of the winemakers – it becomes clear why our wines have become legendary and unique. The estate today, covers 170 hectares, of which 96 hectares is under vines. Over the last six years Groot Constantia has won 34 gold medals for a variety of its wines. Groot Constantia stands as a pinion of excellence for the South African wine industry and is an ideal example for the preservation of the cultural and historical heritage of the country. The farm has a wonderful array of things to do and see: visit the Manor House and Cloete Cellar dating back to 1791. Daily cellar tours and wine tasting as well as guided vineyard tours, two outstanding restau-rants (Simon’s and Jonkershuis), as well as an art gallery displaying the paintings of local artists. As one of Cape Town’s Big 6 tourist attractions, with over 300 000 estate visitors annually, they are part of the Hop-on-hop-off City Sightseeing bus route.

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LOCATION

Western CapeAnnandale Road, Stellenbosch

S 34° 00, 880 E 018° 50, 860

FACIL IT IES

Wine tasting & lunchCellar tours

Golf chipping competitions

RED WINESErnie Els Signature Bordeaux-

style blendErnie Els Proprietor’s BlendErnie Els Proprietor’s Syrah

Ernie Els Cabernet SauvignonErnie Els Merlot

Ernie Els Big Easy red blend

WHITE WINESErnie Els Sauvignon Blanc

Ernie Els Big Easy Chenin Blanc

CONTACT

+27 (0)21 881 3588www.ernieelswines.com

ERNIE ELS WINES

SINCE FOUNDING Ernie Els Wines more than a decade ago, the wine producer has grown and matured into a successful and multi-award winning enterprise with a magnificent portfolio of wines produced at the winery on the slopes of the Helderberg Mountain in Stellenbosch. Ernie himself is passionate about wine and is very in-volved in the tasting process. In partnership with experi-enced winemaker Louis Strydom their shared passion for premium wine is reflected in the quality of the product right across the price ranges. Since its launch in 1999, Ernie Els Wines has establish-ed a magnificent portfolio of South African red wines, offering quality wines for everyone at various different price-points. Ernie’s passion for these wines, combined with winemaker Louis Strydom’s considerable talents, has proved a winning combination. Ernie Els Wines has won plaudits and many prestigious awards around the world and the team continues to make a big impact on both the South African and international wine markets. Louis Strydom, one of the leading winemakers in the South African wine industry for more than 13 years, and

now the Chairman of the Cape Winemakers Guild, will play a key role. “I’m excited about this new opportunity,” commented Louis. “We are here to show the true poten-tial of the Ernie Els terroir and cellar ability, and to make Ernie Els Wines more accessible to a wider spectrum of consumer.” Louis has produced the only South African wine to be nominated four years consecutively as one of the Top 100 wines in the world. The year 2010 marked a significant and exciting period of expansion for Ernie Els Wines as it introduced additional and affordable red wines to its portfolio. This bold initiative gave Ernie Els Wines greater diversity and also extent to its products across a wider price range, at the same time introducing the brand to a larger audience worldwide. In July 2011, the range was further extended with the introduction of two white wines, which was an-other first for the company. So, an impressive total of six separate red wines, and two white wines are now housed under the Ernie Els Wines portfolio.

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LOCATIONPass Road, Franschhoek

33°54’26.14”S 19° 7’3.05”E

FACIL IT IES

Tasting Room: Mon - Fri: 09:00 to 17:00

Sat: 10:00 to 16:00 Sunday: 11:00 to 16:00

Restaurant:Lunch: Tue–Sun;

Dinner: Tue–Sat (Oct–Apr) & Fri–Sat (May–Sep)

From the Cellar:Haute Cabrière –

Pinot NoirChardonnay Pinot NoirUnwooded Pinot Noir

Pierre Jourdan -Tranquille

Cuvée BrutBrut Sauvage

Blanc de BlancsBelle Rose

Fine de Jourdan Potstill BrandyRatafia

CONTACT

Wine Sales & Tasting:+27 (0)21 876 8500

Restaurant: (27) (0)21 876 3688

www.cabriere.co.za

HAUTE CABRIÈRE is a wine farm steeped in history and local lore. Originally granted to a French Huguenot farmer, Pierre Jourdan, on the 22 December 1694, it has been part of the Franschhoek Wine Valley fabric for over 300 years. Being a pioneer is intrinsic to Haute Cabrière and throughout its development and evolution it has always remained true to this heritage. In 1982, with a pioneering legacy in mind, the vine-yards were replanted in the tradition of the Champagne. The wines and Cap Classiques that Haute Cabrière now creates are the result of the this pivotal decision made over 28 years ago: To focus only on the classic Chardon-nay and Pinot Noir cultivars. Brave unconventional deci-sions made then ensure that today Achim von Arnim, the famed proprietor and the Haute Cabrière team, continue to add to the farm’s spirit, by specialising in an enticing

range of champenoise – named after the original Haute Cabrière trailblazer and founder, Pierre Jourdan. Comprised of two farms, situated on opposite ends of the breathtaking Franschhoek Wine Valley, Haute Cabrière is something extraordinary. A rich history, a whim sical setting, a seductive approach to wine and a magnetic proprietor ensure that Haute Cabrière is a decadent affair for any visitor. Its celebrated restaurant, Haute Cabrière, enhances the experience. Here, dishes are expertly paired with each wine and méthode champenoise, showing off the ultimate marriage between food and wine. Then there’s the exclusive extravagance of theatrical wine tours and tasting sessions where guests are treated to, among other things, the famous French Cavalry Sabrage show orches-trated by the charming Achim and Takuan von Arnim.

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LOCATION

Lambrechts Road, FranschhoekS33° 54’ 37.1” E019° 07’ 53.4”

CONTACTS+27 (0) 21 876 9200 www.lermitage.co.za

+27 (0)80 0600 0889 www.ahagroup.co.za

L’ERMITAGE offers luxury Villa styled leisure and business accommodation, ideally situated amongst Fynbos layered mountains and vineyards. The Franschhoek Valley offers breathtaking scenery, world class restaurants, luxurious accommodation, wine tasting in exquisite settings, charming art galleries, quaint shops, and much more. Situated in the “gourmet capital of South Africa” our on- site restaurant offers hearty home cooked meals prepared by extremely talented and experienced chefs.

Catering for events can also be arranged and included L’Ermitage offers an ideal conference venue with state-of-the -art audiovisual equipment and seating for up to 80 delegates. A perfect setting for those who want to make their wedding truly unique. The French inspired town is peppered with wine farms, one of which is situated on the L’Ermitage propert y. We produce our very own wine which is only sold on the estate. Our sanctuary for your soul.

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LOCATIONTulbagh Wine & Tourism4 Church Street, Tulbagh

CONTACT(0)23 230 1375

www.tulbaghtourism.co.za

TULBAGH - VALLEY OF ABUNDANCE

A CHARMING historic town with a wealth of Cape Dutch Architecture, Tulbagh is famous for its heritage and magnificent country living, nestled in scenic splendour. Church Street, home to 32 provincial monuments, is SA’s largest collection of monuments in one street. Tulbagh hosts the most charming country weddings. The valley’s natural scenery, relative seclusions and quaint, old-world village atmosphere, all conspire to provid e a beautiful backdrop for special occasions. The museums, gourmet restaurants and outstanding accommodation facilities, make your stay in the village or near the surrounding mountains, working fruit farms and family wine estates, as well as lodgings in the village clustered around historic Church Street, will treat you to traditional cultures, hospitality and gastronomy. For the explorers and nature lovers there are hiking and mountain biking trails; horse riding, fishing and bird-ing adventures. Art and craft browsing and pub culture are equally enticing. Taste handcrafted Belgian choco-lates, cheeses, estate olives and sun-dried fruits. Regular shows entertain locals and visitors at the beautifully

restored Victorian-style theatre. The Christo Coetzee Galler y, curio- and craft shops, spoil the visitor with choice of local arts. Tulbagh’s Wine Route is dotted with farms, includ-ing gracefully old estates and conspicuously new cellars. These have been home to generations of the same family, and today are institutions in the local industry and distrib-uted globally. There are micro-producers, boutique winer-ies, as well as foreign investment in the region, that has proven that Tulbagh’s terroir produces some of the finest wines, such as the Twee Jonge Gezellen’s Night Harvest embracing a unique blend and time for picking. Tulbagh plays host to two major events every year. In June, the village is festooned with holly, bells, lights and tinsel as it celebrates ‘Christmas in Winter’, and in September the ‘Horse and Wild Flower Show’ offering entertainment for the whole family. Tulbagh, a tourist destination for all seasons also pro-vides you with an excellent base from which to tour the Cape Winelands and surrounding areas. The area lends itself to a superb holiday experience for tourist groups.

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“The difference between the impossible and the possible

lies in a person’s determination.”

Tommy Lasorda

The only constant is change …. — Isaac Asimov

ALTHOUGH THE core definition of spas, according to ISPA is the same: spas are places devoted

to overall well-being through a variety of professional services that encourage the renewal of

mind, body and spirit. We see tremendous change and diversity in the spa industry each year,

allowing it to be one of the most dynamic and growing sectors of the leisure industry.

Spa trends, as identified by Spa Finder each year, show the global movement in the spa

industry, allowing spas to address the changes, and spa-goers the opportunity of new spa

experiences. One key identifiable trend is spas have been trying to move away from the gene-

ric “could be anywhere”. Demonstrating uniqueness and authenticity, through immersion in

signature treatments, food, design and experiences indigenous to the spa’s unique place and

culture.

However, independent of the type of spa, consumer confidence is paramount. One of the

key function of the South African Spa Association is to create consumer confidence in the

spa industry, through accreditation of establishments, according international spa standards,

recognizing spa therapist qualifications, spa research and encouraging further education and

upliftment in the industry.

Why are these requirements important to the consumer? Spa experiences are an impor-

tant component in a person’s wellness regimes, as today’s lifestyle, stress levels and endless

performance requirements are undermining to one health. It is therefore important that the

spa experience is of a high quality and result focused, ensuring the client’s expectation are not

only met, but also exceeded.

Additionally the South African Spa Association provides a platform for consumers to voice

complaints and complements. Should an official complaint be logged with the South Afri

can Spa Association, a South African Spa Association Consultant will visit/liase with the spa

directly, to ascertain the nature of the complaint and determine the subsequent corrective

steps, so ensuring the spa visitor is always protected, when visiting a member spa.

The SA Spa Association provides the consumer with peace of mind when visiting a spa that

bears the South African Spa Association logo. A full list of member spas is available on the SA

Spa Association Website: www.saspaassociation.co.za

So, take a moment to rediscover spas, as we reconnect and redefine ourselves, embracing

each step of our spa journey.

Dr Nadine de Freitas

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

SOUTH AFRICA SPA ASSOCIATION

MESSAGE FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN SPA ASSOCIATION


The South African Spa

Associatio n provides

consume r protection by

assessing each spa facility

according to international

criteria, allowing you peace

of mind when visiting a spa

bearing their logo.

South African Spa Associatio n

provides a platform

for consumer s to voice

complaint s & complements.

Should an official complaint

be logged, a consultant will

liaise with the spa directly, to

ascertain the nature of the

complain t and determine

the subsequen t correc tive

steps, ensuring the spa visitor

is alway s protected when

visitin g a member spa.

CONTACT+27 (0)11 447 9959

A full list of member spas is available on the website:

www.saspaassociation.co.za

THE TWELVE APOSTLES HOTEL AND SPA

NESTLED between the unspoiled natural beauty of the

Table Mountain National Park and the Atlantic Ocean, this

oasis lives up to its ethos “No request too large, no detail

too small”. Perfect for romantic getaways, special occa-

sion and for corporate functions up to 90 guests. Rooms

and suites, individually decorated – reflect a fresh, calm-

ing environment, combining sophistication with simplic-

ity, comfort and elegance. The spa … be pampered with

a signature treatment at the outdoor spa gazebo while

watching the sun sink into the ocean.

BUSHMANS KLOOF WILDERNESS RESERVE & WELLNESS RETREAT: Voted Relais & Châteaux Best Travel & Leisure Hotel in the World 2009, is located 270 km from Cape Town, in the Cederberg Mountains and is malaria and predator free. This sanctuary’s breathtaking beauty and tranquillity is set amidst wide open plains, majestic rock formations and crystal clear waterfalls. Magnifi cent rooms and suites, each have a private terrac e. Delicious organic cuisine is served in awesome dinin g locations. Join guided walks amongst fynbos flowers and wildlife, with tales of the San-Bushman. The intimate spa and riv-erside spa gazebo offer unique holistic healing techniques and treatments using ancient remedies, rooibos, flowers and plants.

THE OYSTER BOXPoised on Umhlanga’s beachfront, with sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and direct beach access, the new Oyster Box Hotel is one of SA’s most distinguished hotels. Rooms and suites are individually decorated. The villas has a privat e plunge pool, overlooking tropical gardens. Renowned for its cuisine, guests can choose to dine at six venues. The sunken wine cellar is a private function venue. The Palm Court serves a lavish, traditional ‘High Tea’. The world class spa offers wellness and beauty treatments including South Africa’s only authentic, Turk-ish Hammam and an in-house fitness centre. It is KZN’s premiere wedding and honeymoon destination, and venue for conferences and workshops.


LOCATIONUmghlanga Rocks, KZN

S29 43 39 1 E 31 05 26 5

CONTACT+27 (0)31 514 5000

ACCOMMODATION 77 rooms and suite and 8 Villas

1 Presidential suite

LOCATIONCedarberg, Western CapeS32 07’ 14’’ E19 06” 45’’

CONTACT+27 (0)21 481 1860

ACCOMMODATION 16 guest rooms & suites

1 Villa – Koro Lodge

LOCATIONCamps Bay, Cape Town

S33.58’59.37’’ E18.21’ 31.43’’

CONTACT+27 (0)21 437 9000

ACCOMMODATION 55 guest rooms & 15 luxury suites

1 Presidential suite

www.redcarnationhotels.com

RED CARNATION HOTEL COLLECTION SOUTH AFRICA 95

W E L L N E S S www.sagolfandleisure.co.za

LOCATION

Near Hoedspruit,Limpopo Province

E-24.4662, S-31.1002

FACIL IT IES

Wellness SpaElephant Back SafariHot Air Ballooning

Romantic Sleep-outEndangered Species CentreFamily Safari and Elephant

Interaction

NEARBY

GolfCultural Village

Scenic Route, Blyde River Canyon

CONTACTS

River Lodge +27 (0)15 793 8700

RESERVATIONS

+27 (0)12 368 0600www.kapama.co.za/wellness-centre/

[email protected]

K A PA M A G A M E R ES E RV E, S PA & W E L L NES S C E N T R E

AT THE Spa and Wellness Centre, exquisitely nestled in

the African bush, is a piece of paradise designed to uplift

your mind, body and soul. Complete with state of the art

gym, equipped with cardio and weight training facilities,

the centre energizes and uplifts in the healing presence

of nature.

While connecting with the call of the wild, indulge

in an array of specially designed spa treatments. These

include facial, body and beauty treatments.

The 20 spa suites, completed in November 2008, are

positioned away from the rest of the lodge. All rooms

have magnificent private views into the reserve. The

ebony and ivory colours and the use of frameless glass

panels in the bathroom as well as the three meter high

doors makes it possible to fully enjoy the magnificent

views from every corner of the room. The room includes

all other luxuries such as a mini-bar, coffee and tea mak-

ing facilities, hair dryer, mini-safe and even have a built-in

international plug that can accommodate most electric

power plug configurations.

The Kapama family room is situated together with the

Spa suites and includes three balconies and a separate

area with two beds for younger kids if guests want their

kids to be accommodated in one room. This room is in

excess of 70 m². Pamper yourself at the two royal suites,

bigger in every way, which have a separate lounge and

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GOLF

PGA PROFESSIONALSPGA South Africa Members

Ackerman Jannie 083 229 5684Alberts Henk 082 775 7498Albertyn Lehan 079 892 7546Anderson Hilton 072 211 4366Annandale Brendan 082 446 6996Anthony Kyle 083 277 8607Baijnath Karam 074 182 3056Bain Hugh 082 825 9194Balderstone Michael J 082 892 0404Barnard Cliff 083 268 0904Beach Matthew 082 650 1114Bean Andy 083 640 5387Beaver Fred 082 577 4012Becker-Frankel Anna C 082 368 3069Bekker Theunis 083 505 6635Bentley Christopher J 083 454 9148Berga Ian Luke 083 385 5023Berman Peter 082 326 6391Bernhardt Werner 082 410 2471Bernhardt Emile 072 786 1020Berry Wayne 076781 6666Bester Louis 076 199 1669Birkenhead Max 072 300 4251Black David 082 374 7243Blackie Stuart 082 788 3020Bohlmann Carl-Ludwig 082 992 1459Botes Wietz 083 640 5386Botha Sean 076 489 7319Botha Allan 082 490 9401Botha Jannie 082 560 7313Botha W P 072 697 3457

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Botha Johann 084 548 8428Botha Morne 073 643 8515Bothma Barry 082 569 5020Botma Christo 082 990 7530Bowden Paul 083 449 4243Bradley Wayne 082 821 8213Briede Martin 082 922 8408Broadbent Barry 082 780 5597Bruiners Heinrich 083 621 7539Brunacky Andre 072 141 0774Bruyns Julie 083 479 8245Bullock Scott 082 318 4020Busch Rolf 083 280 9656Byleveldt Quintin 082 490 4027Caister Lloyd 083 666 8464Caitano Kyle 082 990 7268Caldeira Mark 082 781 5415Carpenter Brian 083 730 3932Chan Man 082 725 9579Chapman Stephen 076 546 5872Christie David 072 197 2488Clause Jeff 072 204 4900Coetzee Louis 072 211 4566Coetzee Shaun 082 395 5499Coleman Gavin Andr 073 069 7724Collen Lawrence 083 233 2469Combrink Ruwan 072 207 1139Combrink Paul 082 990 7179Corbett Ian 071 170 7758Corthing Andrew 072136 1373Cottingham Steve 084 549 4407Cramp Ryan 074 138 5659Creighton Almar 082 995 3015Dannhauser Johann 082 904 7311de Beer Renier 073 117 7132de Lange Francois 082 077 9479de Villiers Michael 076 750 0872de Vos Hendrik 082 224 9889de Vries Michelle 082 924 2632de Wet Pieter 082 338 8633Destroo Louis 084 572 6941Dias Sergio 072 337 4381Dick Whitney 083 633 5480Dickson John 083 703 5799Dixon Christopher 072 224 2456Dowie Athol 082 927 9117Drummond Gavin 084 847 6630Du Bruyn Wynand 082 300 1381Du Plessis Hilliard 083 385 5023Du Plooy Conrad 071 870 4333Du Preez Philip 082 498 9209Du Preez Kobus 082 335 7779du Toit Jacques 076 675 1299Du Toit Meyer 082 822 7965Du Toit Michael 084 622 7259Dube Kenneth 072 825 8521Earle Raymond 083 444 2370Engelbrecht Johan 072 224 7075

Engelbrecht John 082 453 7298Erasmus Stephan 082 977 9905Erasmus Charles 084 529 2661Eveleigh Ian 079 494 8702Ewin Alan 072 397 6092Farrell Tyronne 083 659 7505Ficalbi Ivano 082 445 2553Flanagan Lenn Derek 082 651 0300Fouchee Ben 082 454 6802Fourie Carel 082 084 3800Fraser Travis 072 225 7113French Amy 076 142 9451Gammon Muss 082 821 2128Geldenhuys Johannes 084 511 7126Geldenhuys Daniël 076 609 1992Genlloud Tom 082 875 4385Gerhardi David 084 556 4346Geyser Jaun 082 595 7260Gillespie Scott 044 8040193Gough Jamie 083 635 2842Grobbelaar Iglin 072 623 3259Grobler Owen 082 216 6978Grobler Wim 082 925 1098Groves Gavin 082 990 7188Grundtvig Nic 071 873 9266Gunn Andrew 082 650 5115Guy William 082 990 7229Haessler Karl 083 228 8338Haggard Juan 082 571 6535Hanna Troye 083 288 8868Hartness Mark 082 572 7214Harvey George 079 494 3561Harvey Gareth 082 890 1854Hattingh Christo 082 908 1022Hayes Shane 082 780 7745Hayes Adam 072 878 5909Hayes Brian 083 677 8692Hayes Dale 082 9907243Hayes Ian 082 7906836Hedley Darrin 084 460 5944Hefer Elsabe 083 629 3913Heitz Jurgen 083 556 0803Hendrikse Rynhard 074 122 4877Hepburn Grant 072 224 0686Heyns Dan-Alex 082 499 2448Holden Christopher 082 828 9150Holding Ed 083 658 5611Holland Valerie 082 441 8039Holmes Clive 084 876 2140Hopf Alfred 082 572 7214Hugo Wayne 082 411 1155Hutchinson Denis John 082 321 1438Hutchinson Steve Jame 072 819 8823Jacobson Jonathan 072 192 6557James Derek 082 379 5071Janse v Rensburg Ben 082 773 9268Jansen v Rensburg Ruan 082 992 2628Jardim Francisco 083 335 5378

Jonck Christiaan 082 688 7457Jones Peter 084 506 0869Jordaan Justin 082 705 0724Jordaan Daantjie 083 507 8102Joubert Philip 082 491 0644Joubert Mareli 082 444 2990Jourdan Simon 082 576 9998Kaplan Richard 074 742 2288Kapp Altus 084 569 2411Kapp Werner 082 679 8111Kennedy Ian 082 490 4811Kietzmann Algy 082 561 7782Kietzmann Jamie 083 589 8512Kliem Erich 071 361 6251Klotz Liezl 072 776 9311Kok Carlo 082 850 0869Kotze Stiaan 082 269 3333Krambeck Wayne 076 722 5554Kruger Pieter Ernst 083 277 6861Kruger Leon 084 442 7170Kruger Johannes H 082 447 0871Laas Riette 083 441 8080Lamprecht Blanche 083 312 5927Lawrence Steven 082 782 7162Le Grange Cobie 082 303 1412Le Roux Louis 082 098 4556Le Vieux Dean 082 435 5831Lekoma Derrick 082 821 7647Levenson Gavan 082 828 1818Lewthwaite Craig 082 688 7457Liebenberg Linda 082 433 1042Liebenberg Eugene A 082 410 9499Lochner Damon 076 142 3121Lochner Nicolaas 082 785 8253Lombaard Johan 078 474 7752Loughnane James 082 377 9533Lourens Johann 079 507 4675Louw Caryn 076 176 6402Lowth Patrick 082 864 5400Lundie Brian 076 141 7469MacKenzie Paul 082 857 9813MacKie Andrew 082 990 7201Main Donovan 083 303 9374Maluleka Nathan 082 449 5524Marais Rohan 083 306 6534Marks Paul 082 891 2773Mashaba Norman 083 302 7252Massyn Eugene 082 419 5673Matkovich Peter 072 606 9651Matthews Craig 082 591 9465Matthysen Stefan 082 785 8242Mayberry Reece 076 038 1677McDonald Greg 082 828 9422McErlean Paul 083 4069614McKenna Andrew 082 340 1834McLaughlin Greg 084 688 8735Menteath Jonathan 083 778 2565Meyburgh Billy 082 758 2030

Michell Michael 072 151 8723Middleton Leigh-Jane 082 451 8953Mienie Jakes 084 509 1084Millar Gordon 071 577 0202Millington Darren Paul 072 959 8934Mizen Marius 083 977 5271Muller Henco 083 482 4171Naude Johann 071 681 0671Nel Morne 083 457 2797Nel Jan 082 578 8820Nel Byron 082 990 7248Nel Jandre 083 641 4380Nel Duard 082341 6142Nel Jacques 082 990 7175Nichols Peter 076 991 8338Nicou Hector G 082 669 9188Nienaber Bradley 083 383 4113Nortje Philippus 072 211 4566Odendaal David 083 785 4735Olivier Etienne 072 388 5686O'Neill Thomas P 083 458 5098Oosthuizen Morne F 082 448 0753Oosthuizen Andries 083 776 7889Panagopoulos Pelop 072 822 4449Parker Andrew D 072 563 3181Parry Bob (James Robert) 083 676 0299Pask John 083 400 2969Payet Ken 082 375 7757Peach Jonathan 084 802 6212Pearson Garth 082 823 4847Peters Simon 082 829 8140Phiri Joseph S 084 503 5477Piek Johannes J 084 505 8198Pieters Renier 072 776 0152Plumb Darren R 082 774 8829Potgieter Thys 082 825 5966Potterton Paul 083 296 4232Powell Mark 082 833 9470Prytz Bryan 082 924 4961Puttick Kyle 082 455 7139Pywell Peter-John 082 637 6912Raatgever Thomas 083 419 6841Radford Andrew 076 780 6465Rae Shane 082 881 8772Rall Stefan 082 838 6837Randall Ryan Peter 082 921 6014Reid Ryan 082 990 7254Reinke Derick 082 831 9805Retief Edward (Ed) 072 195 2037Reuter Luke David D 082 463 5850Rice Tony 072 994 1246Riddle David 082 776 6750Riekert Simon 074 123 9133Riley Steven L 072 515 6464Roeloffze Roelof J C 084 516 1927Roelofsz Bryan 082 225 6495Roestoff Ashley 082 972 5867Roodt David 072 632 5206

Roos Fanie 082 652 1172Rootman Hennie 081 466 0306Ross Bradley 082 766 2472Ross Craig 079 884 5512Roux Justin 082 253 4508Sadie Jean 083 675 8494Sando Darryl 011 455 3232Schmidt Chantel 082 657 3881Schoeman Rosh (Anton) 079 335 3680Schuss Diether G 082 779 2659Schutte Marius 082 559 3279Schwartz Eugene 082 443 9663Scott Robert 082 897 2686Sebanz Michael Max 082 990 7226Sewshanker Nisharlan 072 204 8434Shaw Julian 072 242 3971Shearer Steven 082 306 2148Sik Jannes 082 453 6915Simmons Phil (Phillip) 082 333 0179Smith Greg 083 375 2098Sorour Colin 082 550 8426Spangenberg Francois 083 941 1652Spies Stephan 082 990 7186Steenekamp Jan 076 801 1949Steinmann Emile 084 681 6986Steyn Johan 082 254 3559Stickling Craig 082 453 0622Strauss Francois 072 198 0844Sumption Gavin 072 103 4173Taljaard Francois 078 493 3523Tanner Barry 083 630 4254Tannous Jayde 079 491 8215Thorne Adrienne 082 774 5867Timm Brendon 083 292 9322Tregear Graham 072 237 2836Truluck Andrew 079 522 3001Trussoni Costanza 082 957 3375Truter Nico 082 442 0227Tucker Vaughn 083 860 3297Tucs Christopher 071 612 8588Twilley Tyrone 082 497 8105Usendorff Dave 076 694 9305Uys Dietrich 082 732 0364van de Meeberg Bernard 072 392 1155van den Berg Alra 076 780 7711van den Bos Francois P 083 229 2279van der Berg Quintin 083 608 4296van der Berg Tian 082 339 7281van der Merwe Ignis 072174 7132van der Nest Graeme 083 792 4736van der Spuy Sybrand 084 507 1681van der Watt Stephan 083 387 3147Van Eeden Nico 082 525 2231van Eeden Rynard 082 991 0307Van Heerden Regardt 078 164 8078van Leeuwen Llewellyn 082 876 1134van Niekerk Crizelda 083 472 0432v Nieuwenhuizen Pierre 082 826 5620


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v Nieuwenhuizen Brendon 084 487 5007van Pletzen Adriaan 082 458 9281van Rooyen Johannes 072 342 5858van Rooyen Regardt 082 990 7160van Staden Marthinus 082 726 1514van Velzen Robert 082 786 0912Van Vuuren Johan 082 579 3493van Wyk Dawid 072 311 0043Venter Rendum 082 573 1966Verster Jesse Powell 082 372 0541Verwey Bradley 082 718 5909Viljoen Francois 083 655 7027Viljoen Corne 074 107 8106Viljoen Fanie 072 379 8455Visage Stefan 072 018 7506Volschenk Petrus (Pc) 082 747 2190Vorster Alwyn Louis 083 299 9259Wade James 082 813 2697Walsh Brendan 072 633 6972Walsh-Tucker Neil 072 245 8227Wasserfall Gavin 082 558 0433Webber Teddy (Edward Arthur) 083 603 2555Webster Graham 082 886 1768Wessels Kirstein (J.K) 076 505 4872Wessels Roger 079 109 6498Whale Graeme 082 457 2162Whitehorn Neil 082 446 1922Whitelaw Clinton 082 556 3521Whitfield Rudy 072 226 0046Whitfield David 082 801 2718Whitfield Leo 082 898 5106Wildman Andrew 082 951 4211Wilkes Trevor 082 651 7534Williams Quintin 082 338 0202Wiltshire Mark 074 155 0229Wolfaardt Johan 082 265 7344Wood Douglas 082 990 7173Woodroffe Gavin 011 682 1211Yates Roy 073 123 0831Zietsman Mario 082 324 8650

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Aberdeen Golf Club 049 846 0290Adderley Hotel 021 465 3530Adelaide Golf Club 046 684 0489Afrikander Golf Club 018 467 8621Akasia Golf Club 012 542 3999Albertina Golf Club 028 735 1646Alberton (Reading) 011 907 8906Alexander Golf Club 043 736 3646Alexandria Golf Club 046 654 0031Aliwal North Golf Club 051 634 1887Allanridge Golf Club 057 451 2821Amandebult Golf Club 014 784 1317Amanzimtoti Cc 031 902 1166Amatikulu Golf Club 035 331 1071Amersfort Golf Club 017 753 1156Amphitheatre Golf Club 036 438 1308

Arabella 028 284 0000 Arnot Golf Club 013 297 9144Athlone Golf Club 031 312 7904Avion Park Golf Club 011 975 7881Badplaas Golf Club 017 844 1110Balkfontein Golf Club 056 515 1200Bank Golf Club 011 291 5300Barberton Golf Club 013 712 2923Barkely East Golf Club 045 971 0742Beachwood Golf Club 031 313 1777Beaufort West Golf Club 023 414 3050Bedford Golf Club 046 685 0123Beeshoek Golf Club 053 313 2038Belfast Golf Club 013 253 0981Bellville Golf Club 021 913 3100Berg River Golf Club 022 783 0535Bethal Golf Club 017 647 3265Bethlehem Golf Club 074 1164 648Black Mountain Golf Club 054 983 2180Black Rock Golf Club 053 751 1506Blinkpan Golf Club 013 295 3482Bloemfontein Golf Club 051 447 0906Bloemhof Golf Club 051 433 1395Blue Valley Gc&Ce 011 318 3410Bluff Np Golf Club 031 347 7448Blyvooruitzicht Golf Club 018 789 9276Boggomsbaai Golf Club 044 699 1163Bonnievale Golf Club 023 616 2613Bosch Hoek 033 234 4232Bothaville Golf Club 056 515 2951Brandfort Golf Club 051 821 1233Bredasdorp Golf Club 028 424 1855Brits Golf Club 012 250 2522Bronkhorstspruit Golf Club 013 935 1404Bryanston Country Club 011 706 1361Bultfontein Golf Club 051 853 1237Bungalows Golf Club 013 737 7311Burgersdorp Golf Club 051 653 0258Butterworth Gc 047 491 4370Caledon Golf Club 028 212 3931Calvinia Golf Club 027 341 1267Camelot Golf Club 031 765 8377Cape Peninsula Golf Club 021 797 0407Carnavon Golf Club 053 382 3349Carolina Golf Club 017 843 1020Cathcart Golf Club 045 843 1170Cathedral Peak Golf Club 036 488 1888Cato Ridge Golf Club 031 782 1692Centurion Cc 012 665 0279Ceres Golf Club 023 312 3068Champagne Sports Resort 036 468 1088Chatsworth Golf Club 031 401 4824Christiana Golf Club 053 441 2274Chrome Golf Club 011 236 5032Citrusdal Golf Club 022 921 2150Clanwilliam Golf Club 027 482 2051Clarens Golf Club 058 256 1255Clocolan Golf Club 051 943 0005

Clovelly Country Club 021 784 1111Cmr Golf Club 011 472 8060Conrad Pezula 044 302 3310Colesberg Golf Club 051 753 0822Cotswold Downs 031 716 0184Cradock Golf Club 048 881 4548Creighton Golf Club 039 833 1131Crown Mines Golf Club 011 496 5505Cullinan Golf Club 012 734 1078Dainfern Cc 011 469 0101Darling Golf Club 022 492 3013Darnall Golf Club 032 486 1207Daveyton Golf Club 083 269 3835De Aar Cc 053 631 3213De Hoek Golf Club 022 913 1926De Kloof Country Estate 028 514 1303De Zalze Golf Estate 021 880 7300Delareyville Golf Club 053 948 0315Delmas Golf Club 013 665 5077Devonvale Golf Club 021 888 4735Dewetsdorp Golf Club 051 541 0171Dirk Fourie Cc 042 285 0321Dolphin Creek Golf Estate 044 620 7278Dordrecht Cc 082 596 5822Douglas Golf Club 053 298 1692Drakensberg Golf/Spa 031 337 4222Drakensig Golf Club 015 799 2203Dundee Golf Club 034 218 1000Durban Country Club 031 313 1777Durban Deep Golf Club 011 766 4177Durban Golf Club 031 262 7130Durban Public Golf Club 031 262 6355Durbanville Golf Club 021 976 8121Eagle Canyon Cc 011 795 2559East London Golf Club 043 735 1356Ebotse G&Ce 086 070 0007 Edenberg Golf Club 051 743 1236Elements Pgr 011 656 1299Elliot Golf Club 045 931 1211Emfuleni Cc 016 932 1162Empangeni Cc 035 772 3894Engineers Golf Club 011 364 1000Ermelo Golf Club 017 811 1550Erpmc 011 826 2466Eshowe Cc 035 474 4884Estcourt Golf Club 036 352 2420Euphoria 011 718 6452

Eureka Golf Club 054 339 2308Excelsior Golf Club 051 973 0320Express Holiday Inn Beitbridge 010 003 0079Fancourt 044 804 0000Ficksburg Golf Club 051 933 3775Fort Beaufort Golf Club 046 645 1959Frankfort Golf Club 058 813 2491Gansbaai Golf Club 028 384 1441Gardener Ross G&Ce 011 469 1330George Golf Club 044 873 6116Germiston Cc 011 827 8950Glencoe Cs Golf Club 034 393 2107Glendower Golf Club 011 453 1013Glengarry Golf Club 033 701 1355Glenvista Cc 011 432 3150Golden Horse Casino 031 310 3333Goldfields West Golf Club 018 781 1570Goldfiels West Club 018 781 1570Gonubie Golf Club 041 740 5645Goose Valley Golf Estate 044 533 4082Graaf-Reinet Golf Club 049 893 0286Grahamstown Golf Club 046 622 2106Greater Durban Golf Club 031 312 5122Greenside Colliery Golf Club 013 690 4344Greenway Woods Resort 031 310 3333Greytown Golf Club 033 417 3441Grobersdal Golf Club 013 262 3157Hankey Golf Club 042 284 0335Hanover Golf Club 053 643 0146Harding Golf Club 039 433 1738Harrismith Golf Club 058 623 0468Hartswater Golf Club 053 474 0027Heidelberg Country Club 028 722 1573Heidelberg Golf Club 016 349 1061Heiderberg Golf Club 021 855 1200Heilbron Golf Club 058 852 2523Hermanus Golf Club 028 312 1954Heron Banks Golf Club 011 463 2223Hex Vallei Golf Club 023 356 3379Highland Gate G&Te 011 380 1000Hilton Cape Town 021 4813700Hilton Durban 031 3368100Hilton Sandton 011 3221888Conrad Pezula 044 302 3310Holiday Inn Accra Airport 010 003 0079Holiday Inn Bulawayo 010 003 0079Holiday Inn Gaborone 010 003 0079Holiday Inn Harare 010 003 0079Holiday Inn Mutare 010 003 0079Hoopstad Buite Club 082 572 0067Hopetown Golf Club 053 203 0088Horbour Bridge Hotel Suites 021 465 3530Hotazel Golf Club 053 741 3770Hotel on st Georges 031 310 3333Houghton Golf Club 011 728 7337Humansdorp Golf Club 042 291 0569Humewood Golf Club 041 583 5137Hunters Rest Golf Club 014 537 2140

Hyatt Regency Oubaai 044 851 1234Ibhayi Town Lodge 041 581 0993Indwe Golf Club 082 924-8234Inn on the Square 031 310 3333Irene Cc 012 667 1081Ixopo Golf Club 039 834 1085Jackal Creek Ge 011 251 6602Jacobsdal Golf Club 053 591 0468Jagersfontein Golf Club 051 724 0473Jan Kempdorp Golf Club 053 456 2644Jeffrey’s Bay CC 042 293 2532Johannesburg CC (Woodmead) 011 202 1620Kagga Kamma Golf Club 041 379 4155Kakamas Golf Club 054 431 1210Katse Lodge 011 718 6452Kei Mouth Golf Club 043 841 1083Kempton Park Golf Club 011 970 1038Kenhardt Golf Club 072 405-7529Kestell Golf Club 056 215 1714Kilbarchan Golf Club 082 337 9373Killarney Golf Club 011 442 3880Kimberly Golf Club 053 841 0179King David Golf Club 021 934 0365King William’s Town Golf Club 043 642 3939Kingswood 041 367 3611Kinross Golf Club 017 687 0122Kirkwood Golf Club 042 230 0452Kleinmond Golf Club 028 271 3525Klerksdorp Golf Club 018 462 5962Kliprivier Cc 011 903 8940Kloof Cc 031 764 0555Knysna Golf Club 044 384 1150Koffiefontein 053 205 0681Kokstad Golf Club 039 727 2440Komatipoort Golf Club 013 793 7315Komga Golf Club 043 831 1069Kriel Golf Club 017 617 1145Kroonstad 056 212 5169Kroonstad Golf Club 056 215 1714Krugersdorp Golf Club 011 660 4365Kuils River Golf Club 021 903 0222Kuruman CC 053 732 1242Kwambonambi Golf Club 035 580 1321Kyalami CC 011 702 1610Ladismith Golf Club 083 482 3863Lady Grey Golf Club 051 603 0006Ladybrand CC 051 924 3146Ladysmith CC 036 637 3521Lagoon Bay 044 879 0220Laingsburg Golf Club 023 551 1040Lamberts Bay Golf Club 027 432 1167Landboukollege Golf Club 018 294 7586Langebaan Country Club 022 772 2112Langkloof Golf Club 042 273 2186Le Grand George 021 670 9860Leeudoringstad Golf Club 018 581 2158Leeukop Golf Club 011 466 2888Legend Golf & Safari Resort 011 729 6700

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Leisure bay Luxury Suites 021 465 3530Leopard Creek 013 791 2000 www.leopardcreek.co.zaLeopard Park Golf Club 018 386 3086L’Ermitage Franschoek Villas 021 465 3530Lichtenburg Golf Club 018 632 2276Licorna Beach 031 561 2344Lime Acres Golf Club 053 385 5982Lizard Point Links & Leisure 011 803 9595Loeriesfontein Golf Club 027 662 1496Louis Trichardt Golf Club 015 516 0991Lydenburg Golf Club 013 235 3391Maccauvlei Golf Club 016 421 3196Maclear Golf Club 045 932 1520Magaliespark CC 012 207 1315Magoebaskloof Hotel 011 718 6452Maidstone Sporting Club 032 945 2795Malelane CC 013 790 0281Malmesbury Golf Club 022 482 2665Mandela Rhodes Place 031 310 3333Mandini Golf Club 032 456 2356Marble Hall Golf Club 013 261 1091Margate Country Club 039 312 0571Marquard Golf Club 051 991 7012Matatiele Golf Club 039 737 3933Matumi Golf Estate 013 744 9276Melmoth Golf Club 035 450 2746Metropolitan Golf Club 021 430 6011Meyerton Golf Club 016 362 0809Middelburg Country Club 013 282 6176Middleburg Country Club 013 282 6176Middleburg Golf Club 049 842 4221Milnerton Golf Club 021 552 1047Modderfontain Golf Club 011 608 2033Mogol Golf Club 014 763 4948Mohale Lodge 011 718 6452Molteno Golf Club 045 967 0251Monks Cowl CC 036 468 1300Mont aux Sources Hotel 011 718 6452Montagu Golf Club 023 614 2040Monzi Golf Club 035 550 4403Mooi Nooi Golf Club 014 574 3066Mooi River CC 033 263 1560Moorreesburg Golf Club 022 433 1848Morgenzon Golf Club 017 793-3074Mossel Bay Golf Club 044 691 2379Mowbray Golf Club 021 685 3092Mt Edgecombe Golf Club 031 539 5330Mtunzini CC 035 340 1779Musina (Messina) Golf Club 015 534 0835Naboomspruit Golf Club 014 743 1963Naschem Golf Club 018 299 8500Nelspruit Golf Club 013 752 2187Newcastle Golf Club 034 318 7200Nkonyeni 00 268 2540 0024Nigel Golf Club 011 814 8195Nike Lake Resort 010 003 0079Noodsberg CC 033 501 1650

Northland Golf Club 014 736 2878Noupoort Golf Club 082 894 9698Nylstroom Golf Club 014 717 1181Observatory Golf Club 011 648 8402Ohenimuri CC 011 949 1372Oppenheimer Park Golf Club 057 353 2131Orangedene Golf Club 015 303 0917Orkney Golf Club 018 478 3522Ottosdal CC 018 571 0167Oubaai 044 851 1234Oudtshoorn Golf Club 073 833 0026Parkview Golf Club 011 646 5400Parow Golf Club 021 930 2160Parys Rotary Golf Club 056 811 5618Paulpietersburg CC 034 995 1365Pearl Valley 021 867 8000Pearl Valley Golf Estate 021 867 8000Pebble Rock Golf Estate 012 808 0111Pecanwood G&CC 012 244 0072Peermont 011 557 0557Petrus Steyn Golf Club 058 871 3671Pezula 044 302 3333Phakalane Botswana 00 267 360 4000Piet Retief Golf Club 017 826 2625Piggs Peak Hotel & Casino 011 718 6452Pilgrim’s Rest Golf Club 013 768 1434Pinnacle Point 083 631 2348Plettenberg Bay Golf Club 044 533 2132Pollak Park Golf Club 011 362 6757Polokwane (Pietersburg) 015 295 4118Pongola Golf Club 034 413 1502Port Edward CC 039 311 2589Port Elizabeth Golf Club 041 374 3140Port Shepstone CC 039 695 0140Porterville Golf Club 022 931 2017Potchefstroom Golf Club 018 297 7875Potgietersrus Golf Club 015 491 5563Premier Hotel Edwardian 043 705 5000Premier Hotel EL ICC 043 705 5000Premier Hotel Knysna 043 705 5000Premier Hotel Manor 043 705 5000Premier Hotel OR Tambo 043 705 5000Premier Hotel Pinetown 043 705 5000Premier Hotel Pretoria 043 705 5000Premier Hotel Regent 043 705 5000Premier Hotlel King David 043 705 5000Pretoria CC 012 460 6241Pretoria Golf Club 012 386 6836Prieska 053 353 3357Prince Albert Golf Club 023 541 1841Prince’s Grant 032 482 0005Promenade Hotel 011 718 6452Pullenshope Golf Club 013 296 1038Queenstown Golf Club 045 839 5725Randfontein G&CC 011 693 5414Randpark Golf Club 011 215 8600Reading CC (Alberton) 011 907 8906Redbourne Country Lodge 041 581 0993

Reitz Golf Club 058 863 1326Reivilo Golf Club 053 953 0198Richards Bay CC 035 753 2441Richmond CC 033 212 1268Richmond Golf Club 053 693 0311Rietkuil Golf Club 013 297 1142Riversdale Golf Club 028 713 3973Riviera Resort Golf Club 016 422 0036Riviersonderend Golf Club 023 342 5047Rockwell All-Suite Hotel 031 310 3333Rondebosch Golf Club 021 689 4176Roodepoort CC 011 958 1905Roodeport Country Club 011 958 1905Royal Cape Golf Club 021 761 6551Royal Jhb & Kensington 011 640 3021Royal Oak Golf Club 011 740 9230Royal Palm Hotel 031 310 3333Rustenburg Golf Club 014 597 1514Sabie River 013 764 2282Safari Lodge 011 718 6452Sand River Golf Club 057 212 2676Sandonia Golf Club 012 808 2560Sandy Lane Golf Club 012 244 3000Sannieshof Golf Club 018 683 0186Sap Mechanics Golf Club 011 395 2650Schoeman Park Golf Club 051 408 3812Schweizer Reneke Golf Club 053 963 1115Selborne 011 718 6452Senekal Golf Club 058 481 2639Serengeti 011 552 7200Services Golf Club 012 651 4411Shark River Golf Club 041 581 6188Shelley Point Golf Club 022 7421 508Silver Lakes Golf Club 012 809 0281Silverstrand Golf Estate 023 626 1235Simons Town Country Club 021 786 1233Simon’s Town Quayside Hotel 021 465 3530Singa Town Lodge 041 581 0993Sishen Golf Club 053 723 1501Skukuza Golf Club 013 735 5611Smithfield Golf Club 082 655 5627Somerset East Golf Club 042 243 3993Somerset West Golf Club 021 852 2925Southdowns CC 011 943 4105Soweto Golf Club 083 650 6811Springs CC 011 362 5031St Francis Links 042 200 4500

Standerton Golf Club 017 719 1123State Mines Golf Club 011 740 9962Steenberg Golf Club 021 713 2233Stella Golf Club 053 983 0316Stellenbosch Golf Club 021 880 0103Steynsberg Golf Club 048 887 0019Steytlerville Golf Club 049 835 0155Stilbaai Golf Club 028 754 2625Stilfontein Golf Club 018 484 1852Strand Golf Club 021 853 6268Stutterheim CC 043 683 1508Sutherland Golf Club 023 571 1033Swartklip Golf Club 014 786 0186Swellendam Golf Club 028 514 1026Tempe Golf Club 051 402 1489Thabazimbi Golf Club 014 777 1839The Bantry Bay Luxury Suites 021 465 3530The Cooach House 011 718 6452The Devonshire 011 718 6452The Peninsula All-Suite Hotel 031 310 3333The River Club 011 783 1166The Robberg Beach Lodge 041 581 0993The Royal Hotel 031 310 3333The St James on Venice Hotel 021 465 3530The Victoria Falls Hotel 010 003 0079Theewaterskloof Golf Club 028 840 2213Theunissen Golf Club 057 733 0083Tweefontein Golf Club 013 686 3647Tweespruit Golf Club 051 963 0611Tzaneen Golf Club 015 305 3102Uitenhage Golf Club 041 966 1021Umtata CC 047 532 2770Uniondale Golf Club 044 771 1032University Of The North Club 015 268 2494Upington Golf Club 054 338 0239Upper Easdtside Hotel 031 310 3333Vaal De Grace Golf Estate 056 811 2013Ventersdorp Golf Club 018 264 3181Venterspost Golf Club 011 753 4122Vereeniging CC 016 422 0036Victoria West Golf Club 053 621 0117Viljoenskroon Golf Club 056 343 2609Volksrust CC 017 735 5408Vrede Golf Club 058 913 1504Vredenburg Saldanha GC 022 715 3003Vredendal Golf Club 022 213 3740Walker Park Golf Club 017 632 2501Walmer CC 041 581 3401Walmer Golf Club 041 581 1613Wanderers Golf Club 011 447 3311Warden Golf Club 058 643 0390Warmbaths Golf Club 014 736 3602Warrenton Golf Club 053 497 3711Wartberg Hotel 011 718 6452Waterkloof Golf Club 012 460 2542Waterpan Golf Club 011 756 1397Wedgewood Park CC 041 372 1212Weermag Golf Club 022 714 3264

Wellington Golf Club 021 873 1919Weskus Militere Golf Club 022 714 3264Wesselsbron Golf Club 057 889 2612West Bank Golf Club 043 731 1523Westlake Golf Club 021 788 2020Westminster Golf Club 051 952 1204White River Golf Club 013 751 3781Whites Golf Club 083 944 5449Williston Golf Club 053 391 3548Willowbrook Lodge 021 851 3759Willowmore Golf Club 044 923 1679Wingate Park 012 997 1298Witbank Golf Club 013 656 5031Woodhill CC 012 998 0011Zastron Golf Club 055 422 7040Zebediela 015 295 2477Zebula CC 014 734 7700Zwartkop CC 012 654 1144

WILDLIFE & HERITAGE

South African National Parks 012 428 9111www.sanparks.co.za

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife 033 845 1000www.kznwildlife.com

Amakhosi 034 414 1157www.amakhosi.com

Amboseli Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Ant’s Hill 014 755 3584www.waterberg.net

Aquila 021 430 7260www.aquilasafari.com

Arathusa 011 431 3852www.arathusa.co.za

Bakubung 011 245 4469www.legacyhotels.co.za

Bangweulu Bay Lodge 00 260 211 266 927www.amazingzambia.com

Baroness 044 535 0000www.plettgamereserve.com

Bateleur 014 763 4064www.bateleurlodge.co.za

Bayethe 041 407 1010www.shamwari.com

Best Western Ikeja, Lagos 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

Blaauwbosch 041 585 3359www.blaauwbosch.co.za

Black Rhino 027 832 97 50www.blackrhinogamelodge.com

Bongani 0800 600 889www.ahagroup.co.za

Botlierskop 044 696 6055www.botlierskop.co.za

Botsebotse 071 674 0058 www.botsebotsebushretreat.co.za


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Bucklands 028 384 8000 www.bucklandsreserve.co.za

Buffalo 012 368 0800 www.kapama.co.za

Buffalo Ridge 011 805 9995 www.buffaloridgesafari.com

Buffelsdrift 044 272 0000 www.buffelsdrift.com

Buhala 082 909 5941 www.buhala.co.za

Bukela 041 581 0993 www.lionroars.com

Bush Lodge 041 581 0993 www.lionroars.com

Bushmans River 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Bushwise Safari 083 651 7464www.bushwisesafaris.com

Bwindi Impenetrable Sanctuary Retreatwww.sanctuaryretreats.com 011 438 4650

Camp Figtree 041 407 1010www.campfigtree.com

Camp Shawu 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Camp Shonga 021 794 9050www.krugerpark.co.za

Caribbea Bay 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

Caribbea Bay 00 263 61 2452www.africansunhotels.com

Carnarvon Dale 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Casa Dol Sol Hotel 013 737 8111www.ahagroup.co.za

Casa Dol Sol Hotel 021 465 3530www.africansunhotels.com

Chandelier 044 272 6794www.chandelier.co.za

Chapungu Lodge 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Chobe Marina 00 267 625 2221www.ahagroup.co.za

Chobe Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Clearwater 021 889 2034www.clearwaterlodges.co.za

Clifftop 011 516 4367www.clifftoplodge.co.za

Conrad Pezula 044 302 3310 www.conradpezula.com

Crowne Plaza Monomotapa 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

De Hoop 0861 334 667www.dehoopcollection.com

Dwyka 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Dwyka Tented Lodge 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Dwyka Tented Lodge 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Eagles Crag 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Eagle’s Nest 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Ekuthuleni 011 245 5704www.ekuthulenilodge.com

Elandsfontein 011 994 5014www.elandsfontein.co.za

Elephant Camp 012 205 1394 www.ahagroup.co.za

Elephant Hills 00 263 13 44793www.africansunhotels.com

Emfuleni 021 794 9050www.south-african-lodges.com

Emperors Palace 011 557 0557www.doreale.com

Entabeni 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Etali Lodge 012 346 0124www.etalisafari.co.za

Farm Inn 012 809 0266 www.farminn.co.za

Fothergill Island 00 263 61 2454 www.africansunhotels.com

Garden Route 028 735 1200www.grgamelodge.co.za

Garonga 087 806 2080www.safarinow.com

Graceland 011 557 0557www.agoda.com

Gondwana 044 697 7002www.gondwanagamereserve.co.za

Gorah 044 501 1100www.huntehotels.com

Great Zimbabwe Hotel 00 263 3926 2274www.africansunhotels.com

Grootbos 028 384 8000www.grootbos.com

Hamiltons 014 735 8915www.hamiltonstentedcamp.co.za

Hangklip 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Hans Merensky 015 781 3931www.hansmerensky.com

Hillsnek 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Hilton Cape Town City Centre 021 4813700www.capetowncitycentre.hilton.com

Hilton Durban 031 3368100www.durban.hilton.com

Hilton Sandton 011 3221888www.sandton.hilton.com

Hitgeheim 042 234 0778www.safarinow.com

Hlosi 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Hluhluwe River 035 562 0246www.hluhluwe.co.za

Honeyguide 011 341 0282 www.honeyguidecamp.com

Hoyo Hoyo Tsonga 013 735 8915www.hoyohoyo.co.za

Hwange 00 263 18 333www.africansunhotels.com

Hyatt Regency Oubaai 044 851 1234www.oubaai.regency.hyatt.com

Idube 011 431 1120www.idube.com

Imbabala Zambezi 00263 134 4571www.ahagroup.co.za

Imbali 013 735 8915www.imbali.com

Impodimo 018 350 9400www.impodimo.com

Isandlwana 034 271 8301www.isandlwana.co.za

Itaga 014 736 6900www.itaga.co.za

Ivory Tree 0861 010 200www.africananthology.co.za

Jaci’s Safari 041 409 2500www.madikwe.com

Jaci’s Safari & Tree Lodge 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Jackalberry 013 737 7846www.jackalberry.co.za

Jatinga 082 655 4397www.jatinga.co.za

Jembisa 014 755 4415www.jembisa.com

Jock Safari 041 509 3000www.shamwarigroup.com

Ka’ingo 014 754 8000www.kaingo.co.za

Kariega 046 636-7904www.kariega.co.za

Karongwe 015 383 9909www.edeni.com

Karula 012 368 0800www.kapama.co.za

Kedar Country Lodge 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

Kichaka 046 622 6024www.kichaka.co.za

Kichaka 046 622 6024www.kichaka.co.za

Kingfisher 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Komati 011 341 0282www.nkomazireserve.com

Kubu 015 793 3813 www.kubusafarilodge.co.za

Kuzuko 042 235 1037www.kuzukolodge.co.za

Kwa Madwala 082 779 2153www.kwamadwala.net

Kwa Maritane 011 245 4469www.legacyhotels.co.za

Kwafubesi 014 734 7000www.kwafubesi.co.za

Kwandwe 011 809 4441www.kwandwereserve.com

Lakeside Lodge 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Leeuwenbosch 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Lentaba Lodge 041 581 8170www.lalibela.net

Legend Golf & Safari Lodge 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Leopard Hills 013 735 5142www.leopardhills.com

Leopard Lodge 082 416 5894www.leopard-lodge.com

Lesedi 0800 600 889www.ahagroup.co.za

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Liliesleaf 011 803 7893www.mantiscollection.com

Lion Sands 013 735 5000www.lionsands.com

Livingston Guest Lodge 00 260 211 266 927www.amazingzambia.com

Lobengula 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Londolozi 011 280 6655www.londolozi.com

Longlee Manor 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Lukimbi Safari Lodge 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Mabalingwe 014 736 9000www.mabalingwe.co.za

Mabula 014 734 7000www.mabula.com

Madikwe 011 809 4441www.madikwegamereserve.net

Madikwe Hills 082 787 1314www.madikwehills.com

Madikwe River 014 778 9000www.madikweriverlodge.com

Madikwe River Lodge 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Makakatana Bay 035 550 4189 www.makakatana.co.za

Makalali 015 793 9300www.ahagroup.co.za

Makanyane 014 778 9600 www.makanyane.com

Mala Mala 011 442 2267www.malamala.com

Mallard River 044 533 2982www.emilymoon.co.za

Marataba 044 501 1111www.hunterhotels.com

Mark’s Camp 041 581 8170www.lalibela.net

Maropeng 014 577 9000www.maropeng.co.za

Martial Heights 011 683 6116www.martialheights.co.za

Masai Mara Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Mateya 014 778 9200www.mateyasafari.com

Mhondoro 0861 010 200www.africananthology.co.za

Misty Hills Country Hotel 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

Mjejane 013 792 7000www.mjejaneriverlodge.co.za

Mkuze Falls 034 414 1018www.mkuzefalls.com

Mmabatho Palms 011 557 0557www.hotel.info

Mohlabetsi 015 793 2166 www.mohlabetsi.co.za

Mondazur 011 557 0557www.mondazur.com

Mondior 011 557 0557www.south-african-hotels.com

Monwana 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Morukuru 011 615 4303www.morukuru.com

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Motswari 011 463 1990www.motswari.co.za

Motswiri 084 494 2571www.motswiri.com

Mpongo 043 705 5000www.premierhotels.co.za

Mpongo Game Reserve 043 705 5000www.premierhotels.co.za

Mvubu 034 435 1123www.pongolagamereserve.co.za

Nambiti Hills 031 818 0340www.nambitihills.com

Nambiti Plains 031 700 3022www.nambitiplains.com

Nedile 082 854 8841www.nedile.co.za

Ngala 011 809 4300www.andbeyond.com

Ngroronga Crater Sanctuary Retreatwww.sanctuaryretreats.com 011 438 4650

Nguni River 042 235 1022www.ngunilodges.co.za

Nkambeni 071 604 2338www.nkambeni.com

Nkaya Lodge 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Nkelenga 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Nkomazi 041 509 3000www.shamwarigroup.com

Nkonyeni Lodge & Golf Estatewww.statushotels.co.za 00 268 2540 0024

Notten’s 013 735 5105www.nottens.com

Nungu 011 447 7290www.nungugamelodge.co.za

Nungubane 014 755 4928www.nungubane.co.za

Obudu Mountain Resort 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

Oceana 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Okavango Delta Sanctuary Retreatwww.sanctuaryretreats.com 011 438 4650

Pakamisa 034 413 3559www.pakamisa.co.za

Paul Kruger Museum 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

Pestana Kruger 011 462 1714www.pestana.com

Phinda 011 280 6655www.phinda.com

Pitse 082 774 4639www.pitselodge.co.za

Plettenberg Park 044 533 9067www.plettenbergpark.co.za

Popallin 015 534 7904www.popallin.co.za

Protea Kruger Gate 021 430 5000www.proteahotels.com

Puku Pan Lodge 00 260 211 266 927www.amazingzambia.com

Pumba 046 603 2000www.pumbagamereserve.co.za

Pumba 041 502 3000 www.pehotels.co.za

Quatermain’s 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Ravineside 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Reed Valley 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Rhino River 034 413 3559www.rhinoriverlodge.co.za

Rhulani 0861 010 200www.africananthology.co.za

River 012 368 0800www.kapama.co.za

River House 013 790 1333www.riverhouse.co.za

Riverbend Lodge 042 233 8000www.riverbendlodge.co.za

Riverdene 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Royal Legend 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Royal Madikwe 082 568 8867www.royalmadikwe.com

Royal Malewane 015 793 0150www.royalmalewane.com

Sabi River Sun 013 737 7311www.tsogosun.com

Sabi Sabi 011 447 7172www.sabisabi.com

Safari Lodge 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Samara 049 891 0880www.samara.co.za

Sanbona 041 509 3000www.shamwarigroup.com

Samburu Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Sarili 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Savanna 013 735 8700www.safarinow.com

Sediba 014 755 4909www.sediba.com

Serengeti Golf & Wildlife Estate www.serengeti.co.za 011 552 7200

Serengeti Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Serondella 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Shakaland 0800 600 889www.ahagroup.co.za

Shakama 082 323 2404www.shakama.com

Shamwari 041 509 3000www.shamwarigroup.com

Sheperd Tree 011 781 1661www.shepherdstree.co.za

Shibula 021 887 1183www.gatsbyinternational.com

Shiduli 011 817 5560www.shidulilodge.co.za

Shishangeni Game Lodge 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Shumbalala 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica.co.za

Sibuya Tented 046 648 1040www.sibuya.co.za

Simbambili 021 424 1037sabi.krugerpark.co.za

Singita 021 683 3424www.singita.com

South Luangwa Sanctuary Retreatwww.sanctuaryretreats.com 011 438 4650

Stanley & Livingstone Vic Falls 021 438 0032www.mantiscollection.com

Tanda Tula 015 793 3191www.tandatula.com

Tarangire Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Tau 011 314 4350www.taugamelodge.co.za

Tenahead 086 174 8374www.riverhotels.co.za

Thakadu 011 805-9995www.thakadurivercamp.com

Thanda 035 573-1899www.thanda.com

Thandeka Lodge 076 062 1199www.thandekalodge.com

The Bush House 076 694 0505 www.bushhouse.co.za

The Carnivore 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

The Grand 011 557 0557www.peermont.com

The Kingdom 00 263 13 44275www.africansunhotels.com

The Royal Portfolio 021 761 8292www.theroyalportfolio.com

The Victoria Falls Hotel 263 13 44751www.africansunhotels.com

Thorntree River Lodge 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Thornybush Game Lodge 011 253 6500www.bushbreaks.co.za

Thula Thula 035 792 8322www.thulathula.com

Timamoon 013 767 1740www.timamoonlodge.co.za

Tinga 013 735 8400www.tinga.co.za

Tintswalo 011 300 8888www.tintswalo.com

Tree Tops 041 581 8170www.lalibela.net

Trogon 072 729 3648 www.trogonhouse.co.za

Troutbeck Resort 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

Tshukudu 011 245 4469www.legacyhotels.co.za

Tshwene 011 245 5704www.tshwenelodge.co.za

Tswalu 011 274 2299www.tswalu.com

Ulusaba 011 325 4405www.ulusaba.virgin.com

Umlani 021 785 5547www.umlani.com

Umzolozolo 031 579 3870www.umzolozolo.com

Utanga Safari Lodge 010 003 0079www.africansunhotels.com

Victoria Falls Sanctuary Retreat 011 438 4650www.sanctuaryretreats.com

Waterbuck 011 253 6500www.perfectionsofafrica,co.za

White Elephant 034 4351982www.whiteelephant.co.za

Wildside 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Wildside Tented Safari Camp 011 729 6700www.legendlodges.co.za

Witwater 014 743 4000www.witwater.com

Witwater Safari Lodge & Spa 014 743 4000www.witwater.com

Woodbury 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Woodbury Lodge 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Woodbury Tented Camp 041 581 0993www.lionroars.com

Wooded Peaks 082 323 2404 www.south-african-lodges.com

Wooded Peaks Game Lodge 082 323 2404 www.south-african-lodges.com

Zebras Crossing 011 788 6658www.zebrascrossing.com

Zululand Safari 035 562 1020www.zululandsafarilodge.co.za

Zululand Safari Lodge 035 562 1020www.zululandsafarilodge.co.za

Zululand Tree 034 435 1982www.ubizane.co.za

Zululand Tree Lodge 034 435 1982www.ubizane.co.za

WINE

5 Mountains 021 864 3409 www.saoutdoors.co.za

Abbots Hill Wines 022 485 7080www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Akkerdal Wine Estate 021 876 3481www.akkerdal.co.za

Alkmaar Boutique Winery 021 873 0191www.alkmaarwines.co.za

Allèe Bleue Estate 021 874 1021www.alleebleue.com

Allesverloren Estate 022 461 2320www.allesverloren.co.za

Alluvia Specialist Winery 021 885 1661www.alluvia.co.za

Almenkerk Wine Estate 021 848 9844www.almenkerk.co.za

Alto Estate 021 881 3884www.alto.co.za

Altydgedacht 021 976 9072www.altydgedacht.co.za

Amani Vineyards 021 881 3930www.amani.co.za

Amares Wines 021 887 9414www.amares.co.za

Andreas Wines 021 873 2286www.andreas.co.za

Annex Kloof Wines 022 487 3870www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Arumdale Farm 021 848 9880www.arumdale.co.za

Ashbourne 021 876 2146www.wine.co.za/directory

Audacia Wines 021 881 3052www.audacia.co.za

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LEISURE DIRECTORY

Avondrood 023 349 1858www.avondrood.co.za

Avontuur Estate 021 855 3450www.avontuurestate.co.za

Axe Hill Winery 011 447 4366www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Babylon’s Peak Private Cellar 022 487 1614www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Backsberg 021 875 5141www.backsberg.co.za

Badenhorst Family Wines 021 786 2487www.aabadenhorst.com

Badsberg Wine Cellar 023 344 3021www.badsberg.co.za

Barrydale Cellar 028 572 1012www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Bartinney Cellars 021 885 1013www.bartinney.co.za

Beau Joubert Vineyards 021 881 3103www.beaujoubert .com

Bein Wine 021 881 3025www.beinwine.com

Bellevue Estate 021 865 2055www.bellevue.co.za

Benguela Cove 021 794 0751www.benguelacove.co.za

Bergkelder 021 809 8501www.bergkelder.co.za

Bergsig Estate 023 355 1603www.bergsig.co.za

Bergwater Vineyards 028 572 1284www.bergwater.com

Beyerskloof 021 865 2135www.beyerskloof.co.za

Bilton Wines 021 881 3714www.biltonwines.com

Bloemendal 021 975 9591www.bloemendalwines.co.za

Blueberry Hill 021 876 3362www.blueberryhillcottages.co.za

Boekenhoutskloof Winery 021 876 3320www.boekenhoutskloof.co.za

Bonfoi Estate 021 881 3774www.bonfoi.co.za

Boplaas Family Vineyards 044 213 3326www.boplaaswines.co.za

Boschendal 021 870 4272www.boschendal.com

Boschkloof Wines 021 881 3293www.boschkloofwines.com

Bosman Family Vineyards 021 873 3170www.bosmanwines.com

Botha Wine Cellar 023 355 1740www.bothakelder.co.za

Bouwland Wines 021 865 2226www.bouwland.co.za

Bovlei Winery 021 873 1567www.wellington.co.za

Bredell Wines 021 842 2478www.bredellwines.co.za

Calitzdorp Wine Cellar 044 213 3301www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Camberley Wines 021 885 1176www.camberley.co.za

Chamonix Wines 021 876 8400www.chamonix.co.za

Cheese Mouse & Wine Fly 022 487 1133www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Clos Malverne 021 865 2022www.closmalverne.com

Clouds Estate 021 885 1819www.cloudsestate.co.za

Colmant Cap Classique 021 876 4348www.colmant.co.za

Croydon 021 843 3610www.croyden-estate.co.za

Dagbreek Wines 082 820 2256www.breedekloof.com

Dalla Cia Wine 021 888 4120www.dallacia .com

D’aria 021 801 6772www.daria.co.za

Daschbosch / Groot Eiland 023 349 1110www.daschbosch.co.za

De Compagnie 021 864 1241www.decompagnie.co.za

De Grendel 021 558 6280www.degrendel.co.za

De Krans Wines 044 213 3314www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

De Meye Wines 021 884 4132www.demeye.co.za

De Morgenzon 021 881 3030www.demorgenzon.com

De Vallei 072 279 1429 www.devallei.co.za

Deetlefs Estate 023 349 1260www.deetlefs.com

Delaire Graff Estate 021 885 8160www.delaire.co.za

De-Toren 021 881 3119www.de-toren.com

Devon Hill Winery 021 865-2453www.devonhill.co.za

Devonair 021 865 6830www.devonair.co.za

Devonvale Estate 021 865 2080www.devonvale.co.za

Devonvale Golf & Wine Estate 021 888 4735www.devonvale.co.za

Dewaal Wines 021 881 3711www.dewaal.co.za

Diemersdal 021 976 3361www.diemersdal.co.za

Diemersdal 021 976 3361www.diemersdal.co.za

Diemersfontein 021 864 5050www.diemersfontein.co.za

Dieu Donne Vineyards 021 876 2493www.dieudonnevinayrds.com

Domaine Des Dieux 028 313 2126www.domainedesdieux.co.za

Dombeya Wines 021 881 3895www.dombeyawines.com

Domein Doornkraal 044 251 6715www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Doolhof Wine Estate 021 873 6911www.doolhof.com

Dragonridge Wines 022 487 1153www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Du Preez Estate 023 349 1995www.rockfields-wines.co.za

Du Toitskloof Cellar 023 349 1601www.dutoitskloof.co.za

Du’swaroo 044 213 3137www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Dunstone Wines 021 873 6770www.dunstone.co.za

Eaglevlei Winery 021 884 4713www.eaglevlei.com

Earl Buntmann Wines 082 783 9157www.breedekloof.com

Eikehof 021 876 2469www.eikehof.com

Eikendal Vineyards 021 855 1422www.eikendal.com

Elgin Heights 021 881 3221 www.elginheights.co.za

Elgin Ridge 021 846 8060www.elginridge.com

Elgin Valley Vineyards 021 846 8081www.elginvalleyvineyards.co.za

Elgin Vintners 021 859 2779www.elginvintners.co.za

Ernie Els Wines 021 881 3588www.ernieelswines.com

Ernst Gouws & Co 021 865 2895www.ernstgouws.co.za

Excelsior Vlakteplaas 044 241 2568www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Fort Simon Wine Estate 021 906 0304www.fortsimon.com

Franki’s Vineyards 022 482 2837www.whitepages.com

Franschhoek Cellar 021 876 2086www.franschhoek-cellar.co.za

Franschhoek Pass Winery 083 444 1177www.franschhoekvilla.co.za

Glenelly Estate Wines 021 809 6440www.glenellyestate.com

Glenwood 021 876 2044www.glenwoodvineyards.co.za

Goede Hoop Estate 021 903 6286www.goedehoop.co.za

Goudini Wines 023 349 1090www.breedekloof.com

Graham Beck Wines 021 874 1258www.grahambeckwines.co.za

Grande Provence Estate 021 876 8600www.grandeprovence.co.za

Grand Roche 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Grangehurst Winery 021 855 3625www.grangehurst.co.za

Greenacres @ Houdconstant 022 931 2213www.sayellow.com

Groenland 021 903 8203www.groenland.co.za

Groot Constantia 021 794 5128www.grootconstantia.co.za

Groot Phesantekraal 021 976 2114 www.phizantekraal.co.za

Grundheim Wines 044 272 6927www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Guardian Peak 021 881 3899www.guardianpeak.com

Hamilton Russell Vineyards 028 312 3595www.hamiltonrussellvineyards.com

Hartenberg Estate 021 865 2541www.hartenbergestate.com

Hauté Cabriere 021 876 8500www.cabriere.co.za

Haskell Vineyards 021 881 3490www.haskellvineyards.com

Haut Espoir 021 876 4000www.hautespoir.com

Hazendal Estate 021 903 5035www.hazendal.co.za

Herold Wines 072 833 8223www.heroldwines.co.za

Heron Ridge 021 842 2501www.heronridge.co.za

Het Vlock Casteel O22 448 1433www.hetvlockcasteel.co.za

Hidden Valley Wines 021 880 2646www.hiddenvalley.co.za

Highlands Road Estate 021 849 8699www.highlandsroadestate.co.za

Hillcrest 021 976 1110www.hillcrestfarm.co.za

Holden Manz Wine Estate 021 876 2729www.holdenmanz.com

Hoopenburg Wines 021 884 4221www.hoopenburg wines.co.za

Idiom Wines 021 852 3590www.idiom.co.za

Iona 028 284 9680www.iona.co.za

Jacobsdal Estate 021 881 3336www.jacobsdal.co.za

Jacques Smit Wines 021 873 1265www.ewine.co.za

Jason’s Hill Private Cellar 023 344 3256www.jasonshill.com

Jordan Wine Estate 021 881 3441www.jordan.co.za

Jorgensen’s Distillery 021 864 1777www.jd7.co.za

Joubert-Tradauw 028 572 1619www.joubert-tradauw.co.za

Journeys End Vineyards 021 858 1929www.journeysend.co.za

Kaapzicht Wine Estate 021 906 1620www.kaapzicht.co.za

Kanonkop Wine Estate 021 884 4656www.kanonkop.co.za

Karusa Premium Winery 044 272 8717www.karusa.co.za

Ken Forrester Wines 021 855 2374www.kenforresterwinescom

Kings Kloof Vineyards 021 851 6896www.kingskloof.co.za

Kingsbridge Wines 021 848 9116www.kingsbridgewines.co.za

Kirabo Private Cellar 023 349 6764www.kirabocellar.co.za

Klein Dauphine 021 876 2244www.kleindauphine.co.za

Klein Optenhorst 021 864 1210www.kleinoptenhorst.com

Klein Roosboom 082 784 5102 www.kleinroosboom.co.za

Kleinfontein 021 802 1441www.kleinfontein.net

Kloovenburg Vineyards 022 448 1635www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

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Knorhoek Wines 021 865-2114www.knorhoekwines.co.za

Koelenhof Wine Cellar 021 865 2020www.koelenhof.co.za

Koopmanskloof 021 865 2355www.koopmanskloof.co.za

Kyburg Wine Estate 021 865 2876www.kyburg.com

La Bourgogne 021 876 2115www.labourgogne.co.za

La Bri 021 876 2593www.labrie.co.za

La Chataigne Wines 021 876 3200www.lachat.co.za

La Chaumière Wine Estate 021 876 4830www.capclassique.co.za

La Motte 021 876 3119www.la-motte.com

La Petite Dauphine 021 876 3936www.lapetite.co.za

La Petite Ferme 021 876 3016www.lapetiteferme.co.za

La Roche 021 876 2295www.larochewines.com

La Vierge 028 313 0130www.lavierge.co.za

La Vigne Wine Estate 021 876 3357www.lavigne.co.za

Ladismith Cellar 028 551 2117www.ladismithwines.co.za

Laibach Vineyards 021 884 4511www.laibach vineyards.co.za

Landau Du Val 021 876 2317www.wine.co.za/directory

Lanzerac Hotel Estate Spa 021 887 1183www.lanzerac.co.za

Lateganskop Cellar 023 355 1719www.breedekloof.com

L’aubade 021 876 4085www.franschhoek.org.za

L’avenir Vineyards 021 889 5001www.lavenir vineyards.co.za

L'Ermitage 0800 600 889www.ahagroup.co.za

Le Bonheur Estate 021 875 5478www.lebonheur.co.za

Le Manoir De Brendel 021 876 4525www.le-manoir-de-brendel.com

Le Pommier 021 885 2070www.lepommier.co.za

Leopard’s Leap Wines 021 876 8006www.leopardsleap.com

Lievland Estate 021 875 5226 www.lievland.com

Longridge Winery 021 855 2004www.longridge.co.za

L’ormarins 021 874 9000www.rupertwines.com

Lorraine Private Cellar 023 349 1224www.lorraine.co.za

Last Word Constantia 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Louiesenhof 021 865 2632www.louiesenhof.co.za

Louisvale Wines 021 865 2422www.louisvale.co.za

Lourensford Wines 021 847 2333www.lourensford.co.za

Lovane Boutique Wine Estate 021 881 3827www.lovane.co.za

Lyngrove Wine Estate 021 880 1221www.lyngrovewnes.co.za

Lynx Wines 021 867 0406www.lynxwines.co.za

Maison Estate 021 876 2116www.maisonestate.co.za

Malan De Versailles 021 873 1766www.wellington.co.za

Meerendal 021 975 1655 www.meerendal.co.za

Meerhof Wine Cellar 022 487 2524www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Meerlust 021 843 3587www.meerlust.co.za

Meinert Wines 021 865 2363www.meinertwines.com

Merwida Winery 023 349 1144www.merwida.com

Mhudi Wines 021 988 6960www.mhudi.com

Middelvlei Wines 021 883 2565www.middelvlei.co.za

Miravel 072 212 4668w.miravel.com

Mont Destin 021 875 5870www.montdestin.co.za

Mont Du Toit 021 873 7745www.wellington.co.za

Mont Michele 021 876 2764www.franschhoek.org.za

Mont Rochelle 021 876 2770www.montrochelle.co.za

Montagu Wine & Spirits Co 023 614 1340www.montaguwinecompany.com

Montagu Wine Cellar 023 614 1125www.montaguwines.co.za

Monterosso Wine Estate 021 889 5021www.monterosso.co.za

Mooiplaas Estate 021 903 6273www.mooiplaas.co.za

Môreson 021 876 3055www.moreson.co.za

Morgenhof Estate 021 889 5510www.morgenhof.co.za

Morgenster Estate 021 852 1738www.morgenster.co.za

Mostertsdrift Noble Wines 021 889 5344www.mostertsdrift.com

Mount Babylon 021 855 2768www.mountbabylon.co.za

Mountain Ridge 023 231 1070www.mountainridge.co.za

Mullineux Family Wines 022 448 1183 www.mullineuxwines.com

Muratie Wine Estate 021 865 2330www.muratie.co.za

My Wyn 021 876 2518www.mywynfranschhoek.co.za

Nabygelegen 021 873 7534www.nabygelegen.co.za

Nassau Winery 022 482 2145www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Nederburg 021 862 3104www.nederburg.co.za

Neethlingshof Estate 021 883 8988www.neethlingshof.co.za

Neil Ellis Wines 021 887 0649www.neilellis.com

Nieuwedrift Vineyards 022 913 1966www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Nitída 021 976 1467www.nitida.co.za

Noble Hill Wine Estate 021 874 3844www.noblehill.com

Nuweland 022 486 5824 www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Oak Valley Estates 021 859 4110www.oakvalley.co.za

Oldenburg Vineyards 021 885 1618www.oldenburgvineyards.com

Olof Bergh Brandy Cellar 082 783 9157www.breedekloof.com

Onderkloof Vines And Wines 021 858 1538www.onderkloofwines.co.za

Opstal Estate 023 344 3001www.opstal.co.za

Orange River Wines 054 337 8800www.orangeriverwines.comOrg De Rac 022 913 2397www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Oude Libertas 021 809 7454www.oudelibertas.co.za

Oude Wellington 021 873 2262www.kapwein.com

Oudtshoorn Cellar 082 804 5952www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Overgaauw Estate 021 881 3815www.overgaauw.co.za

Paul Cluver Wines 021 844 0605www.cluver.com

Peter Bayly Wines 044 213 3702www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Peter Falke Wines 021 881 3677www.peterfalkewines.com

Plaisir De Merle 021 874 1071www.plaisirdeerle.co.za

Porcelain Mountain 079 884 3209www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Post House Vineyards 021 842 2409www.posthousewines.co.za

Pulpit Rock Winery 022 461 2025www.swartlandwineroute.co.za

Quoin Rock 021 888 4740www.quoinrock.com

Rainbows End Estate 021 885 1719www.rainbow end.co.za

Remhoogte Wine Estate 021 889 5005www.remhoogte.co.za

Rickety Bridge Winery 021 876 2129www.ricketybridge.com

Rico Suter Wines 082 783 9157www.breedekloof.com

Ridgemor Wines 021 842 2255www.ridgemorwines.com

Riebeeck Olive Boutique 022 448 1368www.oliveboutique.com

Riebeek Cellars 022 448 1213www.riebeekcellars.com

Romond Vineyards 021 855 4566www.romond.co.za

Ross Gower Wines 021 844 0197www.rossgowerwines.co.za

Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons 021 874 1648www.rupert-rothschildvignerons.com

Rust En Vrede Wine Estate 021 881 3881www.rustenvrede.com

Rustenberg 021 809 1200www.rustenberg.co.za

Saxenburg Wine Farm 021 903 6113www.saxenburg.co.za

Seven Oaks 083 639 0405www.sevenoaks.com

Shannon Vineyards 021 859 2491www.shannonwines.comSimonsig Wine Estate 021 888 4900www.simonsig.co.za

Skilpadvlei 021 881 3237www.skilpadvlei.co.za

Slanghoek Cellar 023 344 3026www.slanghoek.co.za

Solms-Delta 021 874 3937www.solms-delta.co.za

Somerbosch Wines 021 855 3615www.somerbosch.co.za

Something To Wine About 023 349 1882www.breedekloof.com

South Hill Vineyards 021 844 0888www.southhill.co.za

Spier 021 809 1100www.spier.co.za

Stellekaya Winery 021 883 3873www.stellekaya.com

Stellenbosch Hills Wines 021 881 3828www.stellekaya.com

Stellenrust Wine Estate 021 880 2283www.stellenrust.co.za

Stonewall 021 855 3675www.capetowndirect.com

Stony Brook 021 876 2182www.stonybrook.co.za

Sylvanvale Vineyards 083 541 7519www.stellekaya.com

The Company of Wine People 021 881 3870www.thecompanyofwinepeople.co.za

The High Road 076 044 5020www.thehighroad.org

The Winery Of Good Hope 021 855 5528www.thewineryofgoodhope.com

Thelema 021 885 1924www.thelema.co.za

Tokara 021 808 5900www.tokara.com

Topaz Garagiste Wine 021 855 4275www.topaz .co.za

Topiary Wines 021 867 0 258www.franshhoek.org

Ttt Cellar 044 213 3114www.kleinkaroowines.co.za

Tulbagh Wine Region 023 230 1375www.tulbaghtourism.co.za

Uitkyk Estate 021 884 4416www.uitkyk.co.za

Uva Mira Vineyards 021 880 1683www.uvamira.co.za

Val De Vie Wines 086 163 6363www.valdevie.co.za

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Val Du Charron Wines 021 873 1256www.harvestfestival.co.za

Van Loveren 023 615 1505www.vanloveren.co.zaVeraison Vineyard 072 920 0208www.franschhoek.org.za

Vergelegen 021 847 1334www.vergelegen.co.za

Vergenoegd 021 843 3248www.vergenoegd.co.za

Villiera 021 865 2002www.villiera.com

Von Ortloff Wines 021 876 3432www.franschhoek.org.za

Vrede 021 865 2257www.vredewines.co.za

Vrede En Lust 021 874 1611www.vnl.co.za

Vredenheim Wine Estate 021 881 3878www.vredenheim.co.za

Waboomsrivier Wine Cellar 023 355 1730www.waboomsrivier.com

Wamakersvallei Winery 021 873 1582www.wamakersvallei.co.za

Waterford 021 880 0496www.waterfordestate.co.za

Waterstone Wines 021 842 2942www.waterstonewines.co.za

Webersburg 021 881 3636www.webersburg.co.za

Welgegund 021 864 1185www.welgegund.co.za

Wellington Cellar 021 873 1163www.wellingtoncellar.co.za

Welvanpas 021 864 1239www.thehubsa.co.za

Winkelshoek 022 913 1092www.winkelshoek.co.za

Withoek 044 213 3639www.withoek.blogspot.com

Yonder Hill 021 855 1008www.yonderhill.co.za

Zandberg Wine Estate 021 842 2945www.zandberg.co.za

Zevenwacht Wine Estate 021 903 5123www.zevenwacht.co.za

WELLNESS

Alpine Health Resort 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Amani Sabi Sabi 013 735 5261www.sabisabi.com

Amani Thornybush 011 253 6500www.thornybush.co.za

Annona Day Spa/Zebula 014 734 7700www.annona.co.za

Babor 014 577 5600www.babor.com

Balito Shop 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.zaBuhala Lodge 082 909 5941www.buhala.co.za

Bushmans Kloof 021 481 1860www.bushmanskloof.co.za

Bushmans Kloof 021 528 2017www.bushmanskloof.co.za

Camelot Spa InterContinental ORT Airport www.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa Discovery Health Sandton www.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Villa d' Este Saxonwoldwww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Eagle Canyon Honeydewwww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Polokwanewww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Peermont Mondazur Hotel www.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at The Table Bay Hotelwww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Lagoon Beach Hotelwww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Mandela Rhodes Placewww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Le Franschhoek Hotel www.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Spier Estate 086 111 4075www.camelotspa.co.za

Camelot Spa The Radisson Blu Port Elizabethwww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at The Royal Swazi Spawww.camelotspa.co.za 086 111 4075

Camelot Spa at Carina Maputo 086 111 4075www.camelotspa.co.za

Danika Spa 021 483 1550www.danikaspa.co.za

David Livingston Lodge & Spa 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

De Kloof Luxury Estate 028 514 1303www.dekloof.co.za

De Oude Kraal Spa 051 564 0636www.deoudekraal.com

Duma Manzi Eco Lodge & Spa 033 212-9418www.dumamanzi.co.za

Earth Spa Tzaneen Lodge 015 304 3079www.tznlodge.co.za

Enmasse 021 461 5650www.enmasse.com

Essential Harmony 086 111 2137www.essentialharmony.co.za

Essie Cosmetics 011 447 0659www.essie.com

Evolution Cosmetics 011 442 5682www.evolutioncosmetic.com

Feather Hill 018 285 1050www.featherhillspa.comFordoun Boutique Hotel & Spa 033 266 6217www.fordoun.com

Ginkgo Spa Arniston Spa Hotel 028 445 9000www.ginkgospa.com

Ginkgo Spa Erinvale Estate 021 847 1682www.ginkgospa.com

Ginkgo Spa Steenberg Hotel 021 713 2251www.ginkgospa.com

Ginkgo Spa Winchester 021 430 0218www.ginkgospa.com

Glasshouse For Men 021 419 9599www.glasshousemen.com

Granny Mouse 033 234 4071 www.grannymouse.co.za

Health Spa On The Lake 044 349 2455www.lakepleasantliving.co.za

Hoogland Health Hydro 012 380 4000www.hoogland.co.za

Hotel@Tzaneen 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Indaba Hotel 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Irene Country Lodge 012 667 6464 www.irenecountrylodge.co.za

Isiphiwo Day Spa 012 808 2328www.isiphiwo.co.za

Jiva Spa At The Taj 021 819 2000www.tajhotels.com

Kapama 015 7938700www.kapama.co.za

Karkloof 033 569 1321www.karkloofspa.com

Kedar Spa 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

Kievits Kroon 012 808 0150www.kievitskroon.co.za

Lake Pleasant Living 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

L’aquilla Hydro & Day Spa 012 802 0996www.laquila.co.za

Le Franschhoek Hotel & Spa 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Le Franschhoek Hotel & Spa 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

Leaves Lodge Spa 013 745 7114www.leaveslodge.co.za

Les Nouvelles Esthetiques 011 447 9959www.lesnouvelles.co.za

Librisa Spa Mount Nelson 021 855-4057www.mountnelson.co.za

Life Day Spa Cape Town 021 525 3883www.spasofdistinction.co.za

Life Day Spa Johannesburg 011 465 7777www.spasofdistinction.co.za

Mama Mio 021 481 1860www.matenalbliss.co.za

Mangwanani 086 055 0055www.mangwanani.co.za

Maotla Boutique Hotel & Spa 012 811 9917www.maotlahotel.co.za

Mbali House 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Meropa 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Misty Hills Hotel & Spa 011 950 6000www.recreationafrica.co.za

Monte Shop 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Morula 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Mount Grace 086 150 5050www.africanpridehotels.com

Oceana Beach & Wildlife 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Octavias Sensoruim Day Spa 011 928 1815www.spasofdistinction.co.za

One & Only Spa 021 431 5810www.oneandonlyresorts.com

Pezula Spa & Gym 044 302 3335www.pezula.co.za

Phumula Spa The Hyatt 011 280 1234www.johannesburg.regency.hyatt.com

Prana Lodge 043 704 5100www.pranalodge.co.za

Pyramid Day Spa 011 493 5526www.pyramiddayspa.co.zaRenaissance Spa Sandton 011 783 9904 www.spasofdistinction.co.za

Riverside Hotel & Spa 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Salonsure 011 442 7400www.salonsure.com

Sandton Sun Spa 011 780 5500www.southersun.com

Savanna Spa Blairathol 011 996 6319www.blairatholl.co.za

Shamwari Townhouse 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Shelly Point Hotel 031 310 3333 www.threecities.co.za

Sibaya 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Soulstice Day Spa West Rand 011 662 7500www.spasofdistinction.co.za

Spa Cafe 011 447 9959www.spacafe.co.za

Suncoast Spa 031 314 7900www.southersun.com

Thai Sabai Day Spa 082 459 8536www.thaisabai.co.za

Thalgo 011 880 3850www.camelotspagroup.com

The Twelve Apostles 021 437 9255www.12apostleshotel.com

The Caledon Boutique Hotel 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

The Gorge 039 687 0378 www.thegorge.co.za

The Hyrdo at Stellenbosch 021 809 3800www.thehydo.co.za

The Last Word 041 409 2500www.matiscollection.com

The Oyster Box 031 514 500www.oysterboxhotel.com

The Saxon 011 292 6000www.saxon.com

The Soul Khaya 083 715 5526www.thesoulkhaya.co.za

The Spa Guru 072 628 0520www.healthspaguru.co.za

The Spa People 083 636 3461www.thespapeople.co.za

The Spa Radisson Hotel 021 441 3331www.raddisonblu.com

The Square Boutique Hotel 031 310 3333www.threecities.co.za

Twelve Apostles Hotel 021 437 9000www.12apostelshotel.com

Umngazi 047 564 1115www.umngazi.co.za

Ushaka 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

Views Boutique Hotel & Spa 041 409 2500www.mantiscollection.com

Vygenhoek Organic Spa 013 254 0769www.organicspa.co.za

Zebula 0 14 734 7700www.zebula.co.za

Zevenwacht 0860 55 00 55www.mangwanane.co.za

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