Have a good time 30 years of conservation success at Shamwari Recreation Reserve.
Over the previous 30 years, the Shamwari staff has turned again the clock, reintroducing indigenous fauna and flora into what was as soon as the richest wildlife space in southern Africa. At the moment, the 250km² Shamwari Personal Recreation Reserve is hailed as an internationally revered conservation success story.
To mark its thirtieth anniversary, Shamwari is providing a fortunate Getaway reader a two-night keep for 2 individuals at Lengthy Lee Manor, one of many beautiful lodges on the reserve.
Now extensively refurbished, the hub of Lengthy Lee Manor is the unique homestead, surrounded by great gardens, terraces and pool deck – with views throughout the enfolding plains.
Perched on a koppie, Lengthy Lee Manor presents unobstructed views of the close by waterhole and savannah. Consistent with its historical past, the encompassing rooms are spacious and opulent, whereas tastefully reflecting the African bushveld setting.
The lodge offers a safe and chic base for recreation drives with skilled rangers, and there are a number of actions friends can take pleasure in to reinforce their time at this prestigious eco-destination.
Households with kids staying at Lengthy Lee Manor even have entry to Riverdene Lodge’s huge journey playground, with rope walkways, climbing partitions, slides and ziplines.
Find out how to enter
Fill within the entry kind beneath. Entries shut on 30 June 2022.
The prize
One fortunate Getaway reader will win a two-night keep for 2 at Shamwari’s Lengthy Lee Manor, together with meals and recreation drives value R50 000.
Phrases and situations
Reservations are important and topic to availability. Drinks and the conservation levy are usually not included. The prize is legitimate from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 excluding 15 December 2022 to fifteen January 2023 and 7-10 April 2023. The prize shouldn’t be transferable or redeemable for money.
For extra data, name 042 203 1111 or click on right here.
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