Golf and safari

You are already in the region for golf. The fairways around Mossel Bay and George sit close to the coast. Gondwana Game Reserve sits on the Garden Route, inland of Mossel Bay, within an easy drive of those courses. A safari stay can sit beside your golf days rather than replace them.

Courses within reach

Pinnacle Point near Mossel Bay is about half an hour from the reserve.

Mossel Bay Golf Club is about half an hour from the reserve.

Fancourt in George is about forty five minutes from the reserve.

Oubaai near George is about an hour from the reserve.

Tee times and green fees are arranged with each club.

How a safari sits beside golf

Morning and afternoon game drives run from the lodge each day. On a golf day you can leave after breakfast, play a round at a course within reach and return for the afternoon drive. On a quieter day you take both drives and leave the clubs for tomorrow.

The reserve does not take day visitors. Your safari is an overnight stay so the quiet holds for guests and for the wildlife.

A two night stay

Arrive in time for the afternoon game drive on your first evening. The next morning you can play a nearby course and return for the afternoon drive, or take both drives and keep a golf day for after you leave. On your last morning a final drive before you continue along the Garden Route or toward George Airport.

Two nights give four game drives and room for one full golf day from the reserve. Reservations can shape the stay around the courses you plan to play.

Where you stay

Kwena Lodge is for couples and guests aged 12 and over. Lehele Lodge welcomes children of any age. Children aged 3 and over can join game drives.

Good to know

Gondwana Game Reserve is about four hours by road from Cape Town and about 45 minutes from George Airport.

A conservation fee applies once per stay and is set out with every quote.

Book through Book Now or write to reservations@gondwanagr.co.za. The lodge line is 044 333 0200.