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Aloegrove Safari Lodge

Game Lodge in the Otjiwarongo Area

Aloegrove Safari Lodge is situated 18 km north-east of Otjiwarongo, in the middle of a private game park. There is a wide variety of wild- and birdlife on view on the game reserve, and visitors can spend their time exploring on a guided game drive or on foot. From Aloegrove which is perched on a hill, you can enjoy magnificent 360-degree views over the vast savannah plain which stretches into the distance towards the Waterberg Plateau.

Aloegrove is known for its unique hospitality and specialize in small private groups accommodating a maximum of 18 guests at any one time, ensuring that and everyone receives personal attention. Guests are accommodated in 6 en-suite bungalows, each with its own balcony. Three of them have self-catering facilities, all are equipped with a small refrigerator.

Sample superb cuisine in excellent dining facilities with an open fireplace or outdoor braai. The belgian cook places great emphasis on maximum quality, which she represents in international cuisine with typical local ingredients and fresh game. To accompany your meal the lodge offers several excellent South African wines.

Activities

• Game viewing - Join our ranger for a sensational wildlife experience, viewing several game species such as : Eland, Kudu, Oryx, Giraffe, Mountain Zebra, Hartebeest, Springbuck, Impala, Steenbuck, Duiker, Damara Dik-Dik and of course the scurrying Warthog.
• Animal feeding - guests can watch the daily lion, leopard and cheetah feeding
• Guided Walks - For those who would like to venture out on one of our guided walking trails in the early morning air, the experience will be truly memorable.
  Our guide will initiate you in the secrets of the fauna and flora of this part of the bush.
  
• Bird Watching - A large variety of birds can be found here: Secretary bird, Kori bustard, Guineafowl, Francolins, various kinds of hawks and vultures,
  lots of sunbirds and bee-eaters. A picturesque view from the observation post, overlooking a waterhole, makes the watching
  of birds an extraordinary experience.
• Night drives - After dinner, those who wish to do so, can go on an evening-safari to become part of this alternative world.
  With the help of a spotlight, antelope's eyes may reflect back from a nearby bush.
  Smaller animals that are often encountered at night include Caracal, African wild cat, bat eared fox, jackal and antbear.

Rates

Rate - valid from 1 January 2008 - 31 December 2008

Self Catering (SC)

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast (DBB)

Activities & Additional Meals

Rates are subject to change without prior notice

Directions

18 km north of Otjiwarongo (on the B1) turn right. Aloegrove is a further 18km from the B1 along this road