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Located on a private wildlife expanse in the Eastern Cape, Lalibela Game Reserve Inzolo Lodge strikes an ideal balance between privacy, scenic vistas, and sought-after comfort. The main lodge has been designed to maximise the panoramic views of the surroundings, seamlessly integrating the lounge and dining areas into the natural landscape. A spacious terrace serves as an exceptional viewing deck, extending into a delightful outdoor dining space. Surrounded by a tapestry of indigenous flora and prominent rock formations, the pool creates a perfect setting for basking in the sun.
Set in a striking valley, four roomy and cosy chalets offer sweeping panoramic views of the outlying bush. Designed with comfort and luxury as priorities, each chalet accommodates just two people and features a private balcony, allowing guests to observe the surrounding bush and wildlife. Additionally, each chalet is furnished with a coffee station, mini-bar, safe, and WiFi connectivity. The en-suite bathrooms offer his and her basins, along with a distinctive enclosed shower that provides a secluded view.
Lalibela Game Reserve is a unique wildlife area in the beautiful Eastern Cape province of South Africa, characterised by a singular, contiguous, and entirely self-sustaining block where all species freely roam. In contrast to other reserves, Lalibela avoids segregating lions, buffalos, and elephants into separate camps, fostering a harmonious natural environment. Notably, Lalibela boasts the remarkable distinction of having more lions than game viewers, and a strict vehicles-per-sighting policy ensures unparalleled wildlife encounters devoid of distractions. What further distinguishes Lalibela is its steadfast commitment to community and conservation; every surplus revenue is reinvested into these crucial areas, with a firm resolve to never extract profits from the reserve.
The landscape itself enhances Lalibela's uniqueness, with the prevalence of grassland savanna supporting an exceptionally high density of game, surpassing other Eastern Cape reserves. This abundance, combined with remarkable numbers of plains game species, sustains an impressive predator load. Additionally, Lalibela stands out as one of the very few Eastern Cape reserves with no public roads traversing its expanse, guaranteeing an undisturbed and immersive experience in this extraordinary wildlife haven.
Such a warm welcome from the very first moment. Excellent accommodation, and outstanding range of wildlife and excellent food. Wonderful breakfast on the balcony overlooking elephants at the watering hole. Could not be more perfect.
M. Spencer
Top service, top Lodge, top location, lots of animals.
C. Finn
N2 Grahamstown, Sidbury, 6105
Directions to Lalibela Game Reserve from the Port Elizabeth Airport
• As you are exiting the carhire car park, turn right.
• Turn right again at the Tjunction and drive past the petrol station on your left.
• Almost immediately there is a large traffic circle. Take the first exit left from the traffic circle.
• Go over the narrowgauge railway line.
• At the first set of traffic lights, turn right into Heugh Road and continue straight down Heugh Road towards the sea.
• At the 4th set of traffic lights on Heugh Road (next to the fire station), turn left onto the M4 elevated highway.
• Continue on the M4, past the harbour on your right.
• Keep driving until you see the N2 Grahamstown sign, which will lead you onto the N2 in the direction of Grahamstown.
• After about 51 km you will come to a large “spaghetti” junction. Follow the signs for N2 Grahamstown. Keep on the N2 at all times. You will pass the Nanaga Farmstall. It is still approximately 38 kms to Lalibela (A 25 minute drive).
• Drive along the N2 until you cross the Bushman’s River. After 13 kms you will see the signpost for Lalibela Game Reserve on your left. Turn in through the gates and report to reception.
• Driving time: Approximately 1 hour & 15 minutes from Port Elizabeth. (90 kilometres).
Notes:
• Keep on the N2 at all times and do not take any gravel (dirt) roads that are suggested by your GPS or Google Maps. The entrance to Lalibela is situated just off the N2 highway.
• Should you wish to make use of Google Maps or a GPS please search for “Lalibela Game Reserve” and not the name of the lodge that you are staying at.
• Lalibela Game Reserve is easily accessible by a small car, so there is no need to rent a SUV / 4 X 4 vehicle. You will park your car at reception for the duration of your stay. You will be transferred to your lodge in one of our vehicles.
• Check in is between 12h00 and 13h00. Lunch is served at approximately 14h00.
Contact:
• 087 550 1885 (Lalibela Reception – Follow voice prompts and press option “0” for reception)
• 087 550 1885 (Lalibela Reservations Follow voice prompts and press option "1" or "2" for Reservations)
Yes, there is.
Yes, there is a pool that are guests can enjoy.
Yes, R150 to R200 per adult and from R75 to R100 for children under 12
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