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Billy's
Lodge
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This private Safari Lodge is located on the banks of a seasonal river,
surrounded by the resident lion
pride , plains game,
large knobthorn, leadwood and marula trees,in the western savannah region
of Ezulwini. The lodge has lots of character and features gorgeous lounge areas, dining
rooms and decks, sumptuous leather armchairs, exquisite leadwood sculptures and
original paintings by David Johnson. Billy's Lodge also boasts the "finest
wine cellar in Africa" set against the natural rock face and resembling an
ancient Bushman cave. Superb
chefs and rangers will ensure you enjoy the ultimate getaway. This
charming most exclusive lodge has
luxury, thatched,
twin bed chalets with en suite bathrooms, accommodating a maximum of
10 guests,
which guarantees tranquility and exclusivity. The accommodation is modern, yet
traditionally African and is rated in the four star
category by the Tourism Grading Council of South
Africa.
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The rooms have:
ACTIVITIES
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typically begins with an early morning game drive, in search of
Africa's exciting fauna, followed by a sumptuous breakfast on the
deck. You can then go on a ranger-guided walk through the bush and
learn about game tracks and all of the little creatures. Discover
how the local people use trees to make toothbrushes and toothpaste,
tea and coffee, poultices, etc. Alternatively relax
on a cosy
leather couch, enjoying the animals at the water, and the ever
present bird life in one of the top birding areas in South Africa.
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After a light lunch, relax on a cosy lounge with a selection of
wildlife books and videos, or cool off in the pool in summer. |
 

Then head out for the evening game drive in an open Land
Rover, where you will stop for sundowners with unparalleled views, deep in the
Ezulwini Bush |
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A wine
tasting in our amazing cellar is followed by a Boma
barbeque

- when
the sky is brilliant with stars and the night time sounds of wild
Africa fill the air. |
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