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Luxury in the wilderness, anyone? Take a few days to yourselves and venture out into this game reserve nestled in the heart of the glorious Cederberg. Choose how many nights you want to stay at the Kagga Kamma Private Game Reserve, the special will still apply.

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Rooted within the peaceful southern Cederberg Mountains, Kagga Kamma Private Game Reserve is home to starlit skies and the soothing sounds of silence, within an untouched wilderness area famous for its scenic beauty and dramatic rock formations.

Choose from the following options:

• R1 699 for a one-night stay for two
• R3 499 for a two-night stay for two
• R5 250 for a three-night stay for two

In a deluxe hut or cave room, including three meals a day and two activities per person

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The Accommodation

Boasting ten unique cave suites built against sandstone rock formations and five en-suite thatched huts, each unit is stylishly decorated with African flair. Also home to a pub, curio shop and restaurant with an outdoor lapa for dinner under the starry skies, discerning travellers will feel right at home at the serene Bushman Lodge. A sparkling swimming pool allows guests to cool off, while the interesting rock formations will keep eyes enthralled.  Travellers choose two activities from a rock paintings tour, game viewing drive or night drive or stargazing at the mini observatory.

Directions from Cape Town

Travelling time from Cape Town by car is approximately three hours. Take the N1 North, at Worcester turn off to Ceres. In Ceres follow the directions to P.A. Hamlet and Citrusdal. After passing through P.A. Hamlet and Gydo Pass, turn right at the “Kagga Kamma” sign just after the small town called “Op-die-Berg”. Turn right at the next “Kagga Kamma” sign after about 18km. From here it is a good gravel road. Turn left at “Kagga Kamma” sign after 19km. You will arrive at the entrance gate of Kagga Kamma after 15km.

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Kagga Kamma has a rich history and is home to a wide variety of Bushmen cave paintings – some of which even date back 6 000 years. For this reason, checking out the San Cultural Tour to get an in-depth interpretation of these rock paintings from one of the expert guides is a must. A guided open 4X4 safari will delight those who want to get up close and personal with nature, while guided quad bike safaris will allow guests to explore the more remote, inaccessible parts of the reserve while powering your own bike.

 

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Reviews

We spent 3 nights at Kagga Kamma in August 2012, the weather was quite windy and rainy but the lodge was superb. The food was of a high standard, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful and made our stay so much more pleasurable
– Lucy B