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Amakhala Game Reserve

Eastern Cape, South Africa
Set in a quiet valley on the northern edge of Amakhala Game Reserve, this four-star lodge features unique stone-capped, thatched suites inspired by African tribal artistry. Designed with exquisite beadwork and handcrafted details by artists Mike and Justine Weeks, it offers a serene retreat with all the comforts of luxury.
Guests enjoy views of a lively waterhole from the suites and lounge, where monkeys, antelope, and zebra gather, along with access to the lodge’s popular three-day Tuskers Package, including a game drive into Addo Elephant National Park.
Safari Lodge
The Safari Lodge accommodates 24 guests in 11 luxury suites, each featuring a private plunge pool, spacious lounge area, and large mosquito-netted beds. With sparkling wine on ice and a double aromatherapy bath, these suites are perfect for honeymooners and romantic getaways.

Available Suites:

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Enjoy a warm welcome with a refreshing drink, relax by the pool overlooking the African bushveld, and head out for an exciting Big 5 game drive.

Available Amenities:

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Day Safaris
  • Perfect for guests wanting a true African safari without an overnight stay.
  • Located just 50 minutes from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth).
  • Malaria-free reserve ideal for all ages.
  • Guided game drive in an open safari vehicle with an expert ranger.
What to Expect:
  • Big 5 wildlife sightings Guided game drives in open vehicles
  • Scenic Eastern Cape views
  • Warm hospitality and local flavours
Weddings
  • Unique thatched lodge with safari-style suites and stone-capped rooftops.
  • Luxurious venue with warm hospitality and personalised service.
  • Ideal for intimate weddings of up to 24 guests.
  • Customisable menus to suit your preferences.
  • Romantic honeymoon suite for a perfect start to your new journey together.
Amakhala Walking Trails
  • Explore 12,000 acres of unspoilt African wilderness on foot.
  • Get close to uniquely adapted plants, animals, tracks, and signs.
  • Follow elephant and rhino trails across plains, valleys, and riverbeds.
  • Duration: 2–3 hours
  • Minimum age: 16 years
  • Group size: 2–8 guests
  • Timing arranged with the lodge
Woodbury Horse Trails
  • Trail rides now occur on Beacon Hill and Brentwood
  • Ride through landscapes shared by livestock and wildlife such as giraffe, Cape mountain zebra, red hartebeest, warthog, mountain reedbuck, and impala.
  • Trail duration: Approximately 3 hours
  • Number of riders: Min 1 | Max 6
  • Equipment needed: Wear long pants and suitable shoes; riding helmet provided.