Bushmans Kloof

Safari Lodge | Cederberg | South Africa Bushmans Kloof is a unique ecological destination framed by the impressive Cederberg Mountains - a South African Natural Heritage site where more than 130 Bushman art sites can be appreciated.

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Bushmans Kloof

Updated on the 28th of March 2024.

Overview

The reserve is home to 35 mammal species, and over 150 bird species have been identified here. Guests can choose between the luxury of Bushmans Kloof Lodge or the private seclusion of Koro Lodge.

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Highlights & What to Expect

In spring, the landscape is often transformed into a flowering tapestry by millions of wildflowers that seem to appear from nowhere.
View well-preserved San rock art on the reserve, which protects over one hundred and thirty fine examples.
Enjoy guided hikes on the reserve accompanied by a local naturalist for in-depth insight into the ecosystem and wildlife that form part of it.
The spa offers holistic wellness treatments that will leave you relaxed and replenished.
You will experience a unique combination of natural and cultural treasures at Bushmans Kloof.

Location & Setting

The lodge offers a unique South Africa safari experience within driving distance from Cape Town - roughly three and a half hours. It is close to the town of Clanwilliam in the rugged Cederberg Mountains, a picturesque region on South Africa's west coast. The lodge is set in lush gardens and offers a sense of tranquility and serenity.

Rooms

At the main lodge, guests are accommodated in fourteen well-appointed rooms, two suites, and two villas decorated with magnificent art pieces. Koro Lodge, a beautifully renovated farmhouse, offers families of up to ten an excellent private base from which to enjoy the treasures of the Bushmans Kloof Reserve.

Facilities

When it comes to dining options, you will be spoilt for choice. The Homestead is the most formal of the dining venues on the reserve. The less formal dining options include Makana, an open-air restaurant, dining under the stars at Embers, the Manor House Deck that offers al fresco dining, or Kadoro - a secluded venue. Activities include guided rock art excursions, botanical tours, game viewing, birdwatching, nature trails and canoeing, and the opportunity to dip in the crystal clear mountain pools.