Situated “off the beaten track” in a magnificent valley surrounded by the spectacular Langeberg mountains, African Game Lodge offers a restful break from the city. It is located just 2.5 hours from Cape Town and 30 minutes from the quaint town of Montagu. The lodge is part of a conservation project dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation, awareness, and preserving biodiversity, and provides the chance to sight and learn about a host of animals.
Upcoming Events:
A variety of exciting events have been laid out for the upcoming months that offer fun and educational activities for the whole family. Book your stay at the solar-powered semi self-catering chalets or at the campsite. Day visitors are welcome. If the sound of visiting this bush lodge appeals to you, have a look at the following fascinating activities you can get involved in while you’re here:
Bush and Beyond: 10 – 12 December 201 and 2 – 4 April 2013
Day 1: Check into chalet or camping site. Bush Talk and “Bring and Braai” evening (braai packs available).
Day 2: Guided nature walk, bush picnic, afternoon leisure, and potjie dinner in the boma.
Day 3: Family Bush Challenge.
Cost: Chalets – R1300 for adults, R690 for kids under 14. R560 for camping.
Life Beyond the Grid: 22 – 24 January 2013
Day 1: Check in from 3pm. Welcome dinner.
Day 2: Breakfast, cheetah awareness program, guided nature hike, lunch in the veld, afternoon leisure, and Solar Supper.
Day 3: Early morning game view drive and Bundu Brunch.
Cost: R1825 per person.
Karoo Nights: 19 – 21 February 2013
Day 1: Check in and enjoy a taste of Nacht Musiek. Talk on nocturnal creatures, welcome dinner, and Night Skies activity.
Day 2: Breakfast, cheetahs and night hunters’ awareness program, guided nature walk with packed lunch, afternoon leisure, dinner at the lodge, and nightlife safari.
Day 3: Breakfast and check out
Cost: R1900 per person
Ancient Ways: 11 – 13 March 2013
Day 1: Check in and enjoy a bush tea-based drink, introductory talk on the San Bushmen and rock art of the area, and welcome dinner of local fare.
Day 2: Breakfast, field trip to wilderness area and bushmen paintings with packed lunch, short guided walk to look at medicinal and edible plants the Khoi may have used, and supper under the stars.
Day 3: Breakfast, and identifying spoor and tracking.
Cost: R1825 per person.
No matter when you visit, you will be promised an array of exciting activities on offer. Other year-round activities include cheetah awareness programs, guided nature and game viewing drives, 4×4 self-drives mountain biking, hiking and walking trails, and bird watching. More info…
