African Hills Safari Lodge1-Night Stay Including Dinner & Breakfast Per Couple
R1,999
About
Situated on the 6800 ha Plumari Private Reserve, just over an hour from Johannesburg. Take a step back in time with décor pieces dating back to the 1800s captivating the history of the area and offering guests a memorable wildlife experience at a luxury 4* level.
Package Includes
- 1-Night stay in a standard room for 2 people sharing
- Dinner and breakfast
- Valid until 31 October 2022
- Only valid for a Sunday night
Product Features
- King size bed
- Bath tub
- Shower
- Basin and toilet
- Aircon
- TV
Package Excludes
- All beverages
- Activities (game drives, elephant experiences, hikes & spa)
How this works
- African Hills Safari Lodge will handle all reservations, so please make ALL reservations with them
- It is recommended to make a booking within 24 hours of receiving your redemption code
- This deal is non-refundable after purchasing from OneDayOnly
- Once you have placed your order, a redemption code will be sent to you within two working days after payment.
- Please contact African Hills Safari Lodge with your redemption code at hand to make your booking.
- Select your desired dates which are subject to availability*
- You will receive an email with a confirmation of your booking
- *Subject to availability: The establishment has the available dates mentioned, but as there are a limited amount of rooms available per night, we always recommend booking within 24 hours after receiving your redemption code to avoid disappointment.
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