Kwandwe Private Game Reserve is a 61,000 hectare reserve immensely rich in history and abundant natural beauty.
Kwandwe, which means "Place of the Blue Crane", has undergone an intensive restocking and restoration programme, where over 7,000 head of game have been successfully reintroduced. This is the miracle of Kwandwe, where elephant herds roam again, and the Big Five, including black and white rhino are once more at home in this remarkably diverse and fascinating region.
Kwandwe is in a malaria-free Eastern Cape wilderness and the main Lodge is set along the lush banks of the Great Fish River overlooking riverine slopes studded with euphorbia and aloes.
Ecca Lodge is fun, flamboyant and fabulous, with a "funk-meets-futuristic-farmhouse" ambience.
Set along the banks of the Great Fish River, this extraordinary safari lodge affords spectacular views of the wild yet gentle African landscape.
The intimate Uplands Homestead lodge is a sensitively restored 1905 farmhouse set in a remote and tranquil valley, it is designed for the sole use of a group or family of up to six guests
