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“View of entrance to the lodge from the driveway revealing just how wooded the area is with lovely fully grown trees. The lush garden creates the eastern border of the lodge”.
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“On entering through the front door you are welcomed in to the spacious lounge-cum-dining room with beautiful meranti floors complete with quiet reading alcove and sliding doors opening on to the northern deck for more spectacular views.”
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“Main bedroom with easy access to covered northern deck and more stunning vistas. The bedroom has a full en-suite bathroom with a difference….a quite unusual setting with a low sliding window giving you an “outside/inside” feeling and an enviable view of the forest. The TV will keep you soaking away for a while longer.”
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“There are three guest suites each with a different theme. This view is of the “Dolphin Suite” with outlook on to the east side garden and dam embankment which is frequently visited by the many fallow deer that roam freely over the estate”.
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“Also with meranti flooring, the kitchen is practical and functional.Fitted with Bosch dishwasher and heavy duty washing machine and tumble dryer. There are fitted cupboards for adequate storage. Just off the kitchen is the “breakfast Nook” offering panoramic views of the garden and distant meadows. An outside sitting area makes for a lovely place to enjoy a morning cup of something and to listen to the awakening forest with its abundant bird life. Especially the Knysna Lourie! |
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“Just another lovely view of the garden at Forest Lodge looking north towards the majestic Tsitsikama mountains. The terraced garden offers a peaceful and tranquil setting and brings one as close to nature as possible.”
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“Just a scan of the beautiful forest that embraces one when a guest at either “Kingfisher” Lodge or “Forest” Lodge. This is an awakening forest as the rising sun catches the tree tops and spreads its warmth over all the animal life in the forest.”
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