Wagendrift Lodge  Verified Listing

Three identical cottages with comfortable accommodation for 4 people. Each cottage has a braai and a veranda where you can sit back and relax , watch the sunset over the mountains, and enjoy the wildly sounds of nature. The stone Lodge has 5 comfortable bedrooms. Room 1-4 has 2 single beds per room and room 5 has a double bed. The Lodge also has a fully equipped kitchen and outdoor braai facility. Here you can wake up peacefully, get your first cup of coffee and get back into bed to absorb the surrounding nature views. At night time, you can leave the curtains open for a breathtaking view of the night sky’s jewels. A large, clean refreshing swimming pool can be used to cool off during hot summers. The kitchen and braai / entertainment area is fully equipped and spacious.

We have the following trails available for our guest, with a complete map with GPS points to help yourself find your way. These trails are in the game camp where you will be able to view Zebra, Klipspringers, Duiker, Baboon and even Kudu in the early evening. We also have a great variety of bird-life:
* Mountain bike trails: select your own course from easy riding to difficult
* 4×4 and Quad bike trails for the beginner to the more seasoned.
* Walking trails and Bird Watching
* Golf at the Laingsburg golf course 30km away
Apart from the various activities such as bird watching, hiking and mountain bike trails, motorcycle and 4×4 routes, and team building activities, the farm also has some zebras and very rare flora. Very recently a very rare species of aloe plants (Haworthias marxii) was re-discovered and named after Mr Gerhard Marx. There are currently only 2 localities known where this species is found, the first being Drielingskloof, where about 30 plants can be found in the cracks of a small hill and the second population being a small family of 9 plants found on Wagendrift Farm. These plants are of the most difficult Haworthias to recognize as one might easily walk right over it without noticing it. They grow very deep and are hidden underneath dead leaves and small Rhinobush twigs as well as in between rock cracks.