Melton Manor
Melton Manor is set in the Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, which is surrounded by 22 000 hectares of exclusive, malaria-free wilderness and featuring 30 km of privately owned river frontage of the Great Fish River.
The Manor is a contemporary spacious u-shaped lodge characterised by high ceilings and deep, cool verandas, each overlooking the central courtyard and its large swimming pool. This sole-use safari villa comprises 4 en suite bedrooms, spacious bathrooms, hairdryers, air conditioners, in room safes and personal bars. Children are welcome at Melton Manor which can accommodate a maximum of 8 adults and 1 infant (in cot). There are even innovative “butler hatches” for discreet room service. The gracious guest areas feature fireplaces for relaxation, and the interactive, contemporary farm-style kitchen is abuzz with chefs cooking up wholesome and delicious farmhouse dishes with Eastern Cape flair. |
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You can enjoy morning, afternoon/evening and night game drives in private open safari vehicles, guided bush walks, bush sundowners and picnics on the reserve, fishing, rhino capture and research, archaeological, battlefield and historical tours to Grahamstown and surroundings.
Melton Manor is in game-rich country with the Big 5 (black and white rhino, elephant, lion, buffalo and leopard) as well as a remarkable variety of predators and general game, including cheetah, kudu, antelope, giraffe, wildebeest, and spotted porcupine.
There is also excellent nocturnal viewing – aardwolf and aardvark being regularly sighted.
This region is a paradise for birdwatchers with abundant birdlife.
At additional cost are scenic coastal flights and specialist safaris - Frontiers at Kwandwe, Carnivore Research at Kwandwe and photographic safaris.
The lodge is not fenced off, therefore you are requested to please be extremely vigilant at all times. Under no circumstances is a guest to walk around the lodge/camp at night, unless accompanied by a security guard.
Melton Manor is in game-rich country with the Big 5 (black and white rhino, elephant, lion, buffalo and leopard) as well as a remarkable variety of predators and general game, including cheetah, kudu, antelope, giraffe, wildebeest, and spotted porcupine.
There is also excellent nocturnal viewing – aardwolf and aardvark being regularly sighted.
This region is a paradise for birdwatchers with abundant birdlife.
At additional cost are scenic coastal flights and specialist safaris - Frontiers at Kwandwe, Carnivore Research at Kwandwe and photographic safaris.
The lodge is not fenced off, therefore you are requested to please be extremely vigilant at all times. Under no circumstances is a guest to walk around the lodge/camp at night, unless accompanied by a security guard.
