Tsala Treetop Lodge

Garden Route | South Africa Wooden walkways above the forest floor link the accommodation units to the central lodge area. Tsala is a unique luxury property and one of the finest in-country retreats in South Africa's most scenically impressive region.

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Overview

A more inviting setting and lodge can hardly be imagined. Constructed of stone, thatch, and glass, Tsala makes a bold architectural statement.

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Highlights & What to Expect

In an ancient indigenous forest.
Built in a canopy of trees.
The heart of the Garden Route.
Caring service-orientated staff.
Fine golf courses.
Stunning beaches.
Near Knysna and Plettenberg Bay.
Variety of outdoor activities.

Location & Setting

Tsala Treetop Lodge is a unique property located amongst the treetops of an ancient indigenous forest between the holiday towns of Plettenberg Bay and Knysna on South Africa's Garden Route. It is one of the region's unique and luxurious retreats, ideal for relaxing and savoring the setting, exploring the many attractions, or partaking in activities in one of South Africa's most desirable destinations.

Rooms

The lodge features ten suites and six two-bedroom villas, all decorated in rich textures and warm colors. The suites have a bedroom with an en suite bathroom and a separate lounge area with a fireplace. The suites all have private decks and infinity pools. The villas are laid out roughly the same way, the only difference being a second en suite bedroom and a small kitchenette that complements the lounge and dining room areas. The various suites are connected to the main lodge via wooden walkways.

Facilities

The main lodge is designed to resemble the ruins of an ancient African civilization. Blackwood columns support the commanding presence of the entrance. The Afro-baroque decor draws inspiration from various African cultures and is a theme that continues throughout. This lodge offers some of the finest accommodations on the Garden Route and is the ideal base to enjoy the region.