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Vuyatela - meaning, "come and visit again"
- is an exclusive lodge that has broken the mould of
traditional game lodges and is the pride of Djuma Game
Reserve. The chalets, with private deck, pool and detached
sitting room, reflect local architecture.
The cultural theme also runs through activities. After
the morning game-drive, guests may accompany their Shangaan
guide to his nearby village, where they will have the
opportunity of interacting with his family and friends
in a very authentic and contemporary African environment.
Vuyatela is an expression of modern South African culture.
Each of the eight chalets or kayas is secluded in the
African bush. The bedrooms look out onto teak decks,
which end in private plunge pools.
The private lounge is separated from the bedroom by
a beautiful Teak deck, which ends at the private plunge
pool.
The view from the teak deck is into pristine African
Savanna with its bounty of animal life.
You will notice that each of the buildings that make-up
your chalet, or "Kaya" (Shangaan word for
house), is built in a different style and decorated
in its own unique way.
AMENITIES
8 luxury suites made up of bedroom, dressing-room and
bathroom with bath and outdoor shower, separate lounge,
private viewing deck and plunge pool. Each of the luxury
suites has air-conditioning, fans, mosquito nets, telephone
and bar fridge.
Each bathroom, complete with all indoor facilities,
has an outdoor shower as well.
Vuyatela main lodge has a large double deck, outdoor
dining, wine cellar, bar overlooking the watering hole,
aquarium with indigenous fish, suspended bird-watching
tower. There is also an Internet library with detailed
wildlife websites, a gym and a relaxation room.
CUISINE
Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and fresh bakes as
well as dinner daily.
The idea of our cuisine is to take guests back to the
basics of Southern African food with classic dishes
placing an emphasis on quality ingredients.
ACTIVITIES
2 game drives daily, as well as daily guided walk in
the bush.
We also offer daily tours to a nearby Shangaan village,
where you will learn about the customs and traditions
of the local people.
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