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Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve and Retreat

Cederberg Mountains, Western Cape, South Africa

Aerial view of Bushmans Kloof, Cederberg Mountains, Western Cape, South Africa
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BUSHMANS KLOOF WILDERNESS RESERVE AND RETREAT - WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA
Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve and Retreat, Cederberg Mountains, South AfricaBushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve and Retreat is a heavenly wilderness reserve, a retreat of unparalleled beauty and recreational diversity, surrounded by thousands of acres of majestic, savage beauty of wind-sculpted landscape of reddish sandstone rock foundations. Discover Cape Town's closest 5 star luxury lodge (270km north of Cape Town) set in the heart of the wilderness of the Western Cape, between the majestic Cederberg mountains and the vast open plains of the Great Karoo.

This luxury ecological oasis was once the hunting ground of the Bushman, and the very cradle of humankind. This five-star lodge is a proud member of Relais & Chateaux, with 16 luxurious rooms and suites. It is world renowned for its 130 rock art sites, and abundance of indigenous flora and fauna.

The property borders the Cederberg Mountains, which was granted World Heritage Site status as part of the Cape Floral Region. US Travel + Leisure voted Bushmans Kloof the 5th Top Hotel in the World (August 2004), as well as first in Africa/Middle East Worth the Splurge (March 2005), fourth worldwide for Value Overall (March 2005) and seventh in Africa/Middle East World’s Best Service (June 2005). Bushmans Kloof was a Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report Grand Award Winner in 2004.

Bushmans Kloof is fresh from a series of enhancements to fulfil its ongoing commitment to conserving, protecting and enriching the land, environment, wildlife and flora as well as the heritage of the Bushman, thus providing a deeper meaning to the glamorous 5-star experience.

Offering a unique malaria-free, wilderness experience and a sanctuary for many indigenous plants, birds and animals, the reserve’s carefully preserved San rock art sites also make it the world’s ‘largest open air art gallery’. Guided walks provide insight into the lives of the San, South Africa’s earliest inhabitants who roamed this region during the Later Stone Age and today are recognised as one of the oldest civilisations of mankind. At Bushmans Kloof over 130 rock art sites are located amidst overhanging cliffs and rocky shelters. The new Heritage Centre provides further insight into the history and lives of the San people through artefacts and photographic images, as well as the unique medicinal herb garden.

With no large predators, the property is a safe haven to many unique and some highly endangered species of plants and animals. There are over 35 species of mammals including Eland and Bontebok, as well as 29 Cape mountain zebra (currently numbered at only 1200 worldwide), and nocturnal animals like the rare Aardwolf and Smiths red rock rabbit. Over a 150 kinds of birds, including African fish eagle, Malachite kingfisher and Black harrier, as well as many species of water birds and indigenous ducks, such as Cape teal and Cape shovler can be seen at Bushmans Kloof, and more than 755 indigenous plant species thrive within this protected wilderness, including Bushmans Kloof's onw Cederberg Seven.

Fortifying their adventurous spirit with a range of exhilarating outdoor activities, guests may enjoy evening nature drives as well as hiking, mountain biking, archery, canoeing, fishing and swimming in crystal clear rock pools. Or be pampered with soothing spa treatments before relaxing on their private terraces or in their luxurious accommodation.


Accommodation           For images of Bushmans Kloof, click Bushmans Kloof Images [Page 1 / Page 2]
Guest Suite, Bushmans KloofThirty-two guests can be accommodated in 7 luxury rooms, 6 deluxe rooms and 3 suites. All rooms and suites have designer en-suite bathrooms with separate bath and shower, air conditioning, under-floor heating, mini-bars, ceiling fans and temperature control units, in-room safe, as well as their own private terraces, with magnificent views over rolling lawns, the river and onto dramatic rock formations.  There is no television in any rooms except for Niven Suite.

The Riverside Honeymoon Suite has a master bedroom, separate living room with fireplace, and deluxe bathroom, a private infinity pool, outdoor shower, large private patio, air conditioning and underfloor heating, 2 flatscreen TVs with satellite, a collection of DVDs, wireless internet access and ipod docking station and ipod.

The Manor House offers 2 Suites (Paterson and Niven) and 2 Deluxe rooms (Masson and Gordon), a lounge with fireplace, satellite television, bar and dining room, a veranda with panoramic views as well as a wooden deck in the cool shade of ancient ficus trees.  All the beds in the Manor House are King-size beds; therefore, they cannot be made into twin. These are the only 4 rooms which cannot be split.

The luxury and comfort of the bedrooms are enhanced by hand-made bed linen and custom made fabrics which blend into a feeling of restfulness and peace. All rooms have direct-dial telephones, under floor heating, ceiling fans, mini-bar fridges and temperature control units.

Summary
• 7 Luxury Rooms:  private patios and bathrooms en-suite - (Waters Edge 1 & 2, River Reeds 1 & 2, Karoo Plains 1, 2 & 3)
• 6 Deluxe Rooms:  large private patios, bathrooms en-suite with heated towel rails, lounge area within bedroom and some with fireplaces - (Cedar Falls 1 & 2, Rock Pools 1 & 2, Gordon and Masson)
• 3 Suites:  large private patios, bathrooms en-suite with heated towel rails and separate lounge area and some with fireplaces - (Paterson, Niven, Riverside Honeymoon Suite)
• Check in at 14:00. Afternoon tea is served at 16:30 and game drive departs at 17:00. Check out at 12:00 (After rock art excursion and buffet brunch)

Services
• Fax, satellite internet access
• Note: No Cell phone reception
• Generator on site to provide full power backup to the lodge, should there be any power outages in the area

Koro Lodge
Koro Lodge is an existing farmhouse, nestled in the reserve, that has been completely renovated and transformed into an spectacular intimate villa, surrounded by open vistas of wilderness and wildlife, joining ultimate luxury with nature. It is available all year round for families and friends and provides the perfect, relaxed and welcoming space to enjoy the complete wilderness adventure.

This fully independently catered for family experience, promises that together with your children, you can discover, enrich, explore and enjoy the wonders of nature, and where life long bonding memories can be made.

The private villa is comfortably and luxuriously styled with beautiful, handcrafted South African objects and furnishings, in natural vibrant earth colours and is designed and equipped to provide every need and service to satisfy. It boasts every amenity for both adults and children, from a fully equipped kitchen and bar, flat screen TV's, independent cable channels, DVD players, music, games, air conditioning, underfloor heating and wi-fi.

The two sun filled master bedrooms with private terraces, uninterrupted views of the reserve, have en-suite bathrooms and every luxury to touch and please the senses.

The living room offers the ideal space to relax and unwind, and for cosy dinners by the warmth of the open fireplace for those cold winter nights. The stylish interiors have captured the rich colours of Africa, creating a mood of harmony and well being.

A large terrace surrounds the house, inspiring the name "Koro," which means "open vistas" in the San language. Inhale the magnificent views morning, noon and night, whether sipping a cocktail from the refreshing rock pool, or feasting from delicious choices from the outdoor braai and the homemade delicacies specially prepared for you.

A cleverly designed loft area, upstairs from the main living area, comfortably sleeps 4 children of all ages, while allowing them to sleep, rest and play in private, yet within close proximity to their parents.

Independent but within metres from the main villa, is a fun and practically furnished family living space, with an en suite bathroom accommodating 2 teenagers or adults. It is fully equipped to entertain with a flat screen TV, games, DVD's, independent cable channels, underfloor heating and air conditioning.

Located approximately 2 kilometres from the main lodge, and within easy walking distance of one of the main dams, the lodge is completely private and includes the services of its own Chef and Guide for the duration of your family getaway. A special fun fulfilled children's programme is offered to entertain and stimulate, in addition to exciting outdoor family or group activities such as mountain biking, canoeing (equipped with life jackets), hiking, star gazing, and swimming.

Koro Lodge accommodates four adults and up to four children. Koro Lodge is about 15 minutes drive from the main lodge, and offers an exclusive use only option for families or groups of friends travelling together.

Facilities:
• 2 Master bedrooms with en-suite bathroom (one with outdoor shower)
• Loft area accommodates 4 children
• Independent Family living area, with bathroom en-suite (can also sleep 2 persons)
• Kitchen, bar and living room area with dining area and fireplace
• Mini Library
• Amenities and equipment available for babies and small children (e.g. Camp Cot, High Chair, nappies, baby wipes etc)
• Wrap around Terraces with small private infinity pool and outdoor barbeque (braai) area

Throughout The Villa:
• Wi-fi
• Satellite TV (dual view)
• Ceiling Fans
• Air conditioning
• Telephones (no mobile phone reception)
• Underfloor heating

Services:
• All meals and a selection of beverages included
• Hostess
• Personal Guide
• Personal Chef
• Housekeeping and laundry service included
• Pre-arranged spa treatments available at the Main Lodge (Children 10+ welcome)
• Transfers between main lodge and Koro Lodge
• Terms & Conditions apply

Activities:
•Rock Art excursions
• Nature drives with sundowner drinks & snacks
• Canoeing (equipped with life jackets)
• Mountain biking
• Hiking
• Star gazing
• Swimming
• Painting
• Children's games and activities
• Picnics
• Treasure hunts with guide
• Cooking with the Chef

Facilities
The Homestead comprises of 2 lounge areas: one with a satellite flat screen TV, an extensive book and DVD library, business facility with satellite internet access, a bar, walk-in wine cellar, heated swimming pool, gymnasium and dual massage area.

The Heritage Centre – guests may view ancient San Bushman artefacts such as jewellery, bags, dolls and dancing sticks as well as photographs that depict their nomadic existence and day-to-day life experiences. The rangers also hold specialist talks and discussions in the Heritage Centre, with topics including all aspects of the reserve as well as insight into the general Cederberg Wilderness Area.  There is also a Medicinal Herb Garden, situated near the centre, containing plants and herbs that the San people used as remedies to cure all sorts of ailments and illnesses.

3 swimming pools.
Gift shop offering a unique variety of specially hand selected items from South African’s finest artisans.
Flower and herb garden offering a magnificent and unique variety of colours and scents
Fruit and vegetable garden whereby all produce is grown by organic principals and used in the making of our fine cuisine.

The Spa at Bushmans Kloof
The Spa at Bushmans KloofThe Spa at Bushmans Kloof offers an extensive selection of body and beauty treatments. The Spa is operated by the independent Ginkgo Tree Spa and Management Corporation, and offers an extensive selection of treatments that include Touch Therapies, Skincare Treatments, Beauty Salon Services, as well as Spa Body Treatments, utilizing natural products, and the technologically advanced Dermalogica skincare product range to combat the effects of modern environmental influences on human skin.

Two highly qualified and experienced therapists are in attendance at the Spa, which is located next to the Homestead, with its sauna and stunning outdoor jet pool that sports views of the lodge’s rocky backdrop.

But the therapists also use their portable equipment to make the most of the serene environment by offering massage therapy in nature: on the private verandas of the suites, in tranquil settings in the ancient ravines, even in some of the cool, rocky shelters that was home to the San thousands of years ago. These include Aromatherapy, Manual Lymphatic Massage, Reflexology and Full Body Massage.

The Spa offers two comprehensively equipped therapy rooms where all the latest Skincare Treatments are available. From a Men’s Exclusive Skincare Treatment, to a Hydroxy Acid Exfoliation and Environmental Desensitizing Treatment, in addition to the standard range of treatments such as manicures, pedicures, waxing and tints.

The Spa at Bushmans Kloof offers a complete spectrum of treatments including the Enzymatic Sea Mud Pack for the body or the hair which is customized with stress relieving aromatherapy oils or detoxifying algae, and the Hydro Active Mineral Salt Scrub with mineral-rich sea salt, dried seaweed and fruit enzymes combined to smooth and silken the entire body.

One of the Spa’s speciality treatments is the Hot Stone Body Treatment that uses only natural Eastern ingredients for a holistic approach to a healthy and harmonized mind, body and soul. At Bushmans Kloof, the Hot Stone Therapy is interpreted by remembering the ochre-skinned hunter-gatherers who once traversed this land, utilizing some of the ancient stones that formed part of their every day lives.

Dining & Cuisine
Guests can indulge and taste a profusion of gastronomic, healthy or home-style comfort foods, made from the best local fresh produce, and harvested daily from our own organically cultivated gardens. One is able to dine in a variety of breathtaking locations- Bushmans Kloof now offers a flexible and exciting choice of venues and locations so no meal is quite alike!
(Prior arrangement and weather dependant)

Executive chef Floris Smith provides a tantalising menu and each course is superbly matched with a suitable wine from the stable of Bouchard Finlayson. Specialities include Carrot and Ginger Cappuccino, Confit of Quail, Avocado Ice-Cream, Bokaap Kabeljou with spiced vanilla and lime couscous and chermoula cream sauce and salsa verde, Loin of Springbok on buttered greens, parsnip puree, chocolate oil and rhubarb chutney, Whipped Brie Meaux en Feuillete, and Study of Coconut (spiced ice-cream; macadamia shortcake; coconut spring roll; toasted coconut brulee).

• The River Boma provides a perfect setting for sundowners or nightcaps in the moonlight.
Makana (means "to feast") offers an unforgettable brunches and teas with glorious views across the dam and river.
Embers open-air dining venue provides a matchless dining experience under the star-filled African sky where guests may enjoy a traditional South African braai (barbeque) in an exciting outdoor setting within the reserve.
Kadoro ("Tinderbox of Stories") is a 'secret' dining location in the reserve, especially suitable for private dinners.
• The Homestead and Manor House Bar and Deck, under the gigantic fig tree, are ideal for romantic dinners and fine dinning.
Room Service from 07h00 to 21h00.
• Full Service Extraordinary Dining - a specially prepared picnic or Barbeque (braai) menu served in a private breathtaking location in the reserve. Extra service charges and 24-hour notice required.
In Room Dining:  Enjoy a specially prepared dinner in the privacy of your room or private veranda (service charge applicable per delivery per room)

Activities
The lodge at Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve and RetreatTo experience the essence of this magical wilderness reserve, guests are invited to participate in a variety of activities to invigorate the body and feed the soul.

One of the highlights of the day at Bushmans Kloof is the sunset game drive in open game viewing vehicles, with drinks and snacks served at one of the many vantage points in the reserve. Knowledgeable rangers lead the game drives where guests can view at close range a variety of game, both large and small, and enjoy the ever-changing vistas and vegetation.

Early morning rock art tours provide the visitor with an insight into an ancient culture that has been lost forever. Botanical walks, mountain hikes and bird watching are also available. Abseiling or mountain biking down one of the many rocky slopes offers a challenge to the adventurous. Fly-fishing enthusiasts may opt for a day excursion to the Biedouw river to challenge the famous Clanwilliam yellowfish on a catch-and-release basis.

Swimming in one of the river's crystal clear natural rock pools or in the Lodge's swimming pools offers welcome relief on a hot summer day. Guests may also picnic in the reserve or simply relax on the rolling green lawns alongside the river.

Additional activities on offer include canoeing, walking trails and stargazing with a state-of-the-art telescope.

Bushman Rock art
The reserve is rich in Bushman rock art with over 130 pristine sites, some dating as far back as 10’000 years ago making them one of the oldest recorded examples of human art. Visitors may join daily-guided walks with experienced rangers along rivers and through the veld to view a selection of the sites.

Scenic beauty of the area
Cool and refreshing waterfalls and rivers, natural, crystal clear rock pools and a backdrop of wind sculpted ancient sandstone rock formations all form part of the reserve, which is located at the foothills of the Cederberg Mountains.

Optional Excursions
• Visit to Wupperthal, the historic German Mission Station and where the ‘veldskoen’ originates from
• Horse riding may be arranged in the area
• West Coast town of Lamberts Bay

Exciting special events are hosted throughout the year for guests to experience, explore and discover the essence of this magical reserve, and learn something new. These range from Archaeological and Botanical breaks, to Chef speciality weekends, Yoga Retreats, as well as Family Fun packages during the school holidays.

Bushmans Kloof is malaria free

Flora and Fauna
Cape Mountain Zebra and wild flowers at Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve, South AfricaThe rebirth programme of Bushmans Kloof has returned many species of wildlife to the land their forebears once roamed in great numbers. Some of the game re-introduced include: the rare Cape Mountain Zebra, Bontebok, Eland, Gemsbok, Black Wildebeest, Red Hartebeest, Springbok, Grey Rhebok and Ostrich.

Game drives and hikes through the reserve provide the opportunity to see some of this game, a sight to rekindle the soul and inspire one to re-discover the wildlife that was once unique to this Cape region. Bushmans Kloof lies between two vegetation biomes - dry mountain fynbos and succulent Karoo - where wildlife and an immense diversity of plant life intermingle. In Spring the reserve explodes into a kaleidoscope of colour. Wild flowers stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a spectacle that must be seen to be believed. Bushmans Kloof is a premier spring flower destination.

Fauna
View the expansive environment and game with daily nature drives through the reserve including: Gemsbok, Bontebok, Cape Mountain Zebra, Eland, Red Hartebeest, Black Wildebeest, Vaal Rhebok, Klipspringer, Kudu, Springbok, Steenbok and Brown Hyena, to name a few. Bushmans Kloof is home to 35 species of mammals, several of which are listed in the IUCN Red Data book and 150 different species of bird such as the Malachite Kingfisher, African fish eagle and Black Harrier. Sightings of Aardwolf, African Wildcat, Bat Eared Fox, Cape Fox and Porcupine are possible. The late afternoon nature drives include complimentary snacks and sundowners in the reserve. Night drives are offered after dinner to guests who wish to view the reserves several nocturnal species and the awe-inspiring night skies.

Flora
From July through to October the veld comes alive with spring flowers, revealing the colours of thousands of beautiful and some unusual spring flowers. 755 indigenous plant species have been identified within the reserve, including Bushmans Kloofs own ‘Cederberg Seven’ – a group of shrub and tree species that thrive within the reserve and are not found together anywhere else in the world.

Bushmans Kloof is a South African Natuaral Heritage Site, and lies within the Cederberg Wilderness Area, which forms part of the Cape Floral Region, a World Heritage Site.

Climate
• Summer (November – March): min 20ºC, max 40ºC
• Mid-Season (April, May, September, October): min 10ºC max 30ºC
• Winter (June – August): Min 0ºC, max 25ºC

Rock Art
Bushman Paintings, Bushmans Kloof, South AfricaBushmans Kloof is one of the most densely painted rock art areas in South Africa, or indeed in the world... in terms of the number of sites to see, Bushmans Kloof is unsurpassed..." Fragile Heritage - A rock art field guide by David Lewis-Williams and Geoffrey Blundell.

Bushmans Kloof is home to over 130 rock art sites which date back some 10,000 years, creating one of the world's largest open-air art galleries.

In these rocky shelters, the enchanted visitor may contemplate the daily detail of a now extinct existence and be humbled by its beauty and simplicity. Providing a rich cultural history, this pristine collection communicates the very spiritual reality of these true conservationists and will inspire and invigorate the observer.

Trained guides conduct daily rock-art walks with interpretations that provide insight and a deeper understanding of these rare archeological sites.

At Bleeding Nose Shelter, rock paintings stand out richly in the small alcove site formed in white sandstone. Subjects include eland, small antelope, rare paintings of birds and a whole variety of humans standing, dancing and shooting with bows. This site takes its name from a painting of a man with blood pouring from his nose, who is joined to his companions by mystical lines of power.

The fallen painted slab that gives Fallen Rock Shelter its name is the least of this site's attractions. It also houses one of the largest collections of well-preserved and diverse images known in the Pakhuis region and has a deposit of ash, sand and grass left behind by the San occupants over thousands of years. It houses the largest painting of a San cave dwelling group known in the Western Cape. The site was excavated several years ago by the Archeology department of the University of Cape Town.

"The priceless natural and cultural historical heritage on Bushmans Kloof is in the form of numerous pristine rock paintings. It is not difficult to understand why the San chose this specific spot for its shelter, water, game and vegetarian to live for many generations." - Dr John Hanks, Peace Parks Foundation, South Africa.

In 1996, artist Stephen Townley Bassett completed a series of life-size, full colour recordings of rock art at Bushmans Kloof, accurately documenting both the paintings, and the rock background on which they were depicted. This collection is on view at Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve, and lithographic prints of these works are available at Bushmans Kloof or from the artist’s studio in Cape Town.

Accolades
USA Travel & Leisure Poll
Voted First in Africa/Middle East "Worth the Splurge" (March 2005)
Voted Fourth Worldwide for "Value Overall" (March 2005)
Voted Seventh in Africa/Middle East World's Best Service (June 2005)

One of the Top 500 Hotels and Resorts in the World (January 2005)
Voted Fifth Top Hotel in the World (2004)

Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report
Grand Award Winner (2004)

Wine Magazine Top 100 Restuarants (2004 and 2005)

Owners and History
Bushmans Koof was established In1991 when the previous owners, Bill and Mark McAdam, purchased 7,500 hectares of overgrazed and severely neglected land in the foothills of the Cederberg (later adding another 800 hectares to increase the size of the property to the current 8,300 hectares). They restored Bushmans Kloof into a thriving wilderness area, which today nurtures priceless wildlife, protects the history, heritage and culture of the San, and secures the future of the unique botanical diversity of the region.

In 1996, Bushmans Kloof was opened to the public and in 2000 was accredited by membership to the prestigious Relais & Châteaux association.

On 31 January 2004, the Private Tollman Family Trust acquired the property.  The Tollman family is renowned hoteliers who operate several Red Carnation boutique hotels in London, Europe and the US.  In 2002 they acquired the Oudekraal Hotel and have substantially upgraded and renamed it The Twelve Apostles Hotel. They have also in recent years acquired and developed the wine farm Bouchard Finlayson in Hermanus.

Bushmans Kloof is an oasis – a haven surrounded by water, shade, rolling lawns and indigenous gardens that provides a unique wilderness experience in an awesome setting.

Terms and Conditions
Rates Include: Luxury accommodation and all meals (Early morning light continental breakfast, late morning buffet brunch, afternoon high tea, A La Carte Dinner Menu), laundry & valet, early morning guided rock art excursion, evening nature drive with sundowner drinks & snacks and all other lodge activities.
Rates Exclude:  All beverages, telephone, facsimile, e-mail, room service, specialised Dining options, Trading Post purchases, gratuities, transfers to and from the lodge & Spa treatments.

• Minimum 2 night stay on weekends – Friday and Saturday
• Minimum 4 night stay during New Year festivities
• Fly-in Safaris daily shuttle: departing from Cape Town International Airport, operated during day-light hours only, flying time one hour
• Children 10+ welcome at full rate
• No pets allowed.


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