Hotel Kgalagadi Kuruman – Africa Travel Channel
www.africa-24.com Hotel Kgalagadi Kuruman – Along the Roaring Kalahari Route, 22km from Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province, Hotel Kgalagadi stands in the main street of Batlharos Village. Here tourists can satiate their appetites for African culture and flavours. The aesthetics of rich African décor complemented by locally made furniture provide a warm welcome. Experience rural life with a difference in donkey carts, horse rides, taverns, gospel vibe and traditional dancers. And for those keen to explore the sights of the Kalahari, stylish vintage cars can take you to the Moffat Mission, the Cave, the Eye and Gasegonyana game reserve. B&B options are available with luxurious en suite bedrooms under attractive thatch roofs. All rooms are equipped with DSTV and air-conditioning. Rock art and African sculptures decorate the restaurant which can seat 70 diners. African cuisine is served in buffet style offering tantalising choices to tease your appetite. A thatched conference venue accommodates up to 200 for a diverse range of gatherings from meetings and workshops to weddings. The auditorium and cinema holds up to 60 people. There is no shortage of entertainment for guests at Hotel Kgalagadi where the rural vibe of Africa resounds in private and public bars, at braai facilities around the pool and colourful taverns.
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www.africa-24.com Tala Private Game Reserve – A rare pleasure, wildlife near the city – Tala Private Game Reserve, Durbans finest, is a mere 45mins from Durban and 20mins from Pietermaritzburg, easily accessible along tarred roads. This amazing 7 000 acre game sanctuary lies secreted among the gently rolling hills of KwaZulu-Natal. In a malaria free area with an extraordinary mix of traditional African thorn-veld, open grassy plains, and sensitive wetland, Tala provides superb opportunities for game watching and birding and dramatic photography. As guardians of this precious piece of Africa, the staff at Tala is ever aware of the undeniable and irrefutable responsibility they carry – to pass this sanctuary on to future generations. Tala allows guests to get closer to nature, to really interact with the environment and animals, and to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the African bush. A wildlife sanctuary, incorporating many diverse natural environments, the reserve features well over 300 bird species, along with big game that includes buffalo, rhino, kudu, hippo, giraffe and the rare sable antelope. Several distinctive and remarkable plant species can be found by the vigilant guest while visiting Tala. The fiery aloe in full bloom, the imposing euphorbia, and the smell of the fragrant wild sage on a dewy morning, make every stay at the reserve unique and memorable. There are a number of ways to experience the outdoors at Tala.
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