Grootbos Garden Lodge : Rates, Reviews, Booking Information
Vibrant and vivid throughout the Cape Floral Kingdom
Grootbos Nature Reserve encompasses 3,500 hectares of hills and valleys adorned with fynbos and shaded areas of tall milkwood woods, providing far views of the coast. The reserve also houses the five-star Grootbos Garden Lodge. This reserve is a premier highlight of the Cape Floral Kingdom and serves as an ideal waypoint when experiencing some of the Cape’s most cherished sights.
Engage in a 4×4 floral safari or partake in a terrestrial whale watching excursion in the morning, followed by a delectable meal and wine pairing. Nature walks are plentiful and complement cave and bird-watching excursions. Attune yourself to nature as you navigate this terrain in an organic manner. Grootbos has stables on the reserve, accommodating both novice and experienced riders as they leisurely trot through the fynbos or ride along the shore. Embark on a Big 5 Marine Tour to Dyer Island to observe dolphins, penguins, seals, and more, or venture into the offshore waters for shark-cage diving with great white sharks.
The Garden Lodge effectively mirrors the surrounding landscape while maintaining a sophisticated modern aesthetic. Ceiling beams represent the branches of revered ancient milkwood trees, while vibrant hues, inspired by kaleidoscopic fynbos, enhance the elegant woodwork and contemporary architecture. The main section includes a spacious lounge, restaurant, spa, heated pool, terrace, outdoor play area, and a children’s entertainment room. Walkways encircled by an extraordinary indigenous garden direct visitors to expansive rooms. Each apartment presents a sophisticated and contemporary design, while the verdant environment provides families and couples an ideal sanctuary to engage with nature and one another.
Grootbos Garden Lodge Highlights
Highlights of Grootbos Garden Lodge
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- Merely 2 hours from Cape Town and 30 minutes from Hermanus
- Optimal layover while discovering Cape Town, the vineyards, and Hermanus prior to proceeding to the Garden Route.
- Activities encompass wine tasting in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, quad biking excursions, beach picnics, and spa therapies in the forest.
- The natural reserve is home to diverse species of antelope, baboons, Cape Sugarbirds, caracal, honey badger, and Cape Leopard.
