ENTER
ENTER
Contact front desk
Immerse yourself in the Cape's natural beauty
Head out along the highways and you soon find yourself surrounded by the diverse and colourful landscapes that have placed South Africa in the proud position of being one of the three most biodiverse countries in the world. Home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites and an abundance of unique species and ecosystems, the country is as famous for its “natural” wealth as it is for its cultural history.
A luxury eco-reserve and world leader in sustainable tourismFromR37,500
Per person sharing, 3 nights.
10% of the world’s plant species and as much as 15% of the world’s marine species thrive in this sacred environment, a large concentration of which can be found in the Western Cape’s rich coastal reserves.
The Cape Floral Kingdom is a particularly rich region for its variety of vegetation and endemic species of flora (70% unique). Despite being the smallest of the world’s six floral kingdoms – an area of just 90,000 square kilometres - it is the richest in plant diversity for its size and is dominated by fynbos (“fine bush”), the protection and preservation of which is being actively managed.
For nature-lovers, this is nothing short of paradise.
Getting There
As you leave Cape Town by car, the natural beauty of the Cape Floral Kingdom unfolds along the southwestern coastline affording guests an impressive showcase of one of the richest botanical areas in the world. The self-drive experience presents the perfect opportunity to take it slow, stopping along the way to explore some of the region’s quaint coastal towns.
