Rundu Hut

Accommodation Description

Fly Fishing Paradise on The Vaal offers a collection of waterside self-catering chalets near Parys in the Northern Free State, providing an idyllic escape for nature lovers, fishing enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil riverside retreat. Located along the banks of the Vaal River, this hidden gem combines comfort with the great outdoors, offering visitors a chance to unwind in a peaceful setting surrounded by pristine landscapes. With diverse accommodation options, breathtaking views, and a ton of activities both on and off the water, it’s the perfect destination for a weekend break or an extended stay in nature.

Guests can choose from thatched-roof units overlooking the river or dam, each designed to accommodate up to four individuals. These units typically feature two bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms, open-plan kitchens, lounges, and outdoor barbecue areas. For those seeking a more rustic experience, the Wooden Huts are basic accommodations suited for two guests, furnished with a double bed, en-suite bathroom, outdoor kitchen, and a fireplace. Please note, these huts do not have TVs or Wi-Fi and are situated approximately 200 meters from the river.

Setting Description

Located on the banks of the Vaal River in the Northern Free State, the resort provides a serene retreat for nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts alike. The tranquil environment is enhanced by the presence of free-roaming game, including springbok and wildebeest, offering guests a unique opportunity to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. The resort's expansive grounds and proximity to the river create a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for relaxation and outdoor activities. 

Beyond fly fishing, guests can enjoy a variety of activities. The resort offers a communal swimming pool and private wood-fired hot tubs for each unit, providing perfect spots to unwind. Nature walks allow guests to explore the scenic surroundings and observe local wildlife. The proximity to Parys means guests can also explore local shops, restaurants, and cultural sites, enriching their stay with regional experiences.