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Making the most of the beautiful vistas, the Fish River
Lodge has been built in harmony with its stark, striking surroundings.
Completed in 2009, all the buildings that make up the lodge pay tribute to the
amazing landscape, offering spectacular views of the Fish River Canyon from sunrise to sunset.
The architecture and interiors of Fish River Lodge have
taken their queue from the rugged landscape that surround it. Contemporary, and
at times monastic, the lodge was designed to reflect the unique beauty of its
location.
Accommodation
20 private chalets are dotted along the edge of the canyon,
flanking both sides of the main lodge. As with the main building, guests can
soak up the enchanting views. The beds have been placed to allow guests a prime
spot from which to gaze over the majestic canyon as the sun washes a
kaleidoscope of colours over the landscape every morning.
- Outdoor
decks overlook the canyon.
- The
additional outdoor showers takes you one step closer to nature.
- Large
bathrooms with sufficient storage space to keep clutter out of the bedroom.
- Double
basins.
- An
outdoor platform allows for sleeping under the stars on warm nights and is
ideal for yoga enthusiasts.
Facilities
Tearing deep through the ancient landscape of Gondwanaland,
the Fish River Canyonis hidden from sight as you approach the main lodge from a farm road off the
D463. It is only once you pass through the doors of the Fish River Lodge that
the dramatic landscape explodes in full view.
Features include:
- A
rim pool with spacious wooden deck that is ideal for relaxing and outdoor
eating.
- Crackling
fires warm the interiors in winter when the wind and cold snaps draw
guests inside.
- Lunches
are served on the deck whilst breakfast and candlelight dinners are served
in the dining area.
- Contemporary
designer furniture blend with antiques and locally sourced handicraft to
create an authentic ambiance.
Activities
- Scenic
Sundowner Drive.
- Day Canyon Drive.
- Day Canyon Hike.
- Five
Night Canyon Hike.
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