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Hakuna Matata Game Farm
Trusted by 15000+ customers
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from R 1,870
/ per night, 2 guests
WiFI
Braai / Barbeque
Shower only
Fully-equipped kitchen
Private Plunge Pool
Hot Tub from R 2,210
/ per night, 2 guests
WiFI Braai / Barbeque
Bath Fully-equipped kitchen Private Plunge Pool Hot Tub from R 2,380
/ per unit per night
WiFI Braai / Barbeque Shower only Fully-equipped kitchen
Fireplace
Aircon 
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Accommodation Description
Hakuna Matata Game Farm is a tranquil family-friendly working farm just outside Great Brak River along the Garden Route. The farm offers guests a peaceful escape in nature, surrounded by stunning landscapes and free-roaming animals. With its relaxed atmosphere and warm hospitality, it is an ideal destination for families, nature lovers and those seeking a serene getaway from the busyness of life.
Guests can choose from cosy self-catering chalets or rustic glamping-style tents, each thoughtfully designed to blend with the natural surroundings. Every unit is well-equipped with modern amenities to ensure a pleasant and convenient stay, while large windows provide sweeping views of the lush environment. Whether you're here for a romantic weekend or a family vacation, the accommodations offer a homey and restful atmosphere.
Setting Description
Set against the backdrop of rolling hills and sweeping farmlands near Mossel Bay, Hakuna Matata Game Farm offers authentic countryside charm. The farm's well-maintained grounds offer a diverse habitat for local wildlife, providing guests with frequent sightings of antelope, bird species and other native animals. The quiet, natural environment allows for long walks and picnics, creating a serene space to connect with nature.
Visitors can explore the farm’s walking trails, ideal for leisurely hikes and birdwatching. For more adventure, wildlife drives are available, offering close encounters with the farm’s resident game. The nearby Great Brak River and surrounding areas also provide opportunities for beach outings, fishing and cycling. Additionally, guests can enjoy an interactive experience learning about the farm's day-to-day operations.
Activities
Farm Tour
Birding
Vegetable Garden Picking
Reviews
Stunning views
View is great looking out over mountain and dam with buffalo, zebra and impala. Units are very neat, practical and very well kitted with everything you need.
M. Commerford
Heaven on Earth
Bit of heaven on earth and very reasonsably priced. Chalets are equipped with everything and more. The undercover hot tub and braai was the selling point for us.
C. Vermeulen
Stunning views
View is great looking out over mountain and dam with buffalo, zebra and impala. Units are very neat, practical and very well kitted with everything you need.
M. Commerford
Heaven on Earth
Bit of heaven on earth and very reasonsably priced. Chalets are equipped with everything and more. The undercover hot tub and braai was the selling point for us.
C. Vermeulen
Location
FH 15, Groot Sorgfontein Farm, Amy Searle Street to Friemersheim, Groot, Brakrivier, 6525, 6525
How to get there
Please notify us the morning of your expected arrival time in the afternoon and send us a Whatsapp/message when you have reached GrootBrakrivier, as we do not have a full time reception.
Google Maps links:
From Cape Town, Follow The N2 past Mossel Bay:
https://goo.gl/maps/jafCTkhp3R82
From PortElizabeth, Follow the N2 Past George:
https://goo.gl/maps/ik2uWfeDPXJ2
From the N2, Take the Exit 409 to GrootBrakrivier. Turn into Long St., heading into GrootBrakrivier. Drive for approx. 1.9 km. Turn left at the third stop sign, into Amy Searle St. (White Church on corner). Drive for approximately 11 km, our sign on right hand, turn left on the gravel road.
Keep straight for 800 m, find the entrance gate with large wooden stumps on your right, after passing two dams. Ring bell at reception. Please phone us if the entrance gate is closed we usually open the gate according to the arrival time given by our guests.
