Our 6 Elandela Honeymoon rooms are brand new and to be experienced! They certainly are special in terms of design and location!

All six honeymoon rooms boast Elandela Lodge’s unique Lake View and it is normal for Giraffes, Waterbuck and Zebras to pass alongside your room to slake their thirst in the tranquil lake in front of the rooms.

Each high ceilinged room offers a:

• Private veranda for in-room dining or private couple massage.
• King size extra length elaborately carved wooden four poster bed.
• Full length mirror.
• Dressing table with international plug socket for our 220 Volt supply.
• Tea & Coffee making facilities.
• Fully equipped en-suite bathroom.
• His and hers wash basins.
• Double jet bath and bathing amenities.
• Extra length inside as well as under the skies showers.
• Luxurious Bathrobes and Slippers
• Private sunbathing patio.
• Air conditioner.
• Well Stocked Mini bar for sundowners with the Blyde Canyon as backdrop!

Be the one to propose Elandela and our marvelous Honeymoon Suites as the venue to celebrate a once off honeymoon, or, more often for a romantic getaway with your loved one – it is truly a place you will fall in love with!

In keeping with current trends of being well informed by the electronic media, Elandela Rhino Survivor Trust welcomes visitors to Elandela Lodge to participate and identify with our awareness program for children through distribution of the activity coloring-in booklet “Roccy the Survivor” as well as become part of the team darting and treating the Rhino Survivors of poachers’ bullets when they need human intervention! We welcome the fact that our guests are up to date with the latest in Wildlife Conservation on the different Television Channels and we offer them the perfect destination to contribute to this deserving cause!

Symbolic of our quest to care for Rhinos are Roccy and Clova, our orphan Rhinos! No visitor leaves Elandela Lodge without meeting this pair of endearing creatures. Rhinos are by nature of poor sight but Roccy is all the worse for having been maltreated by poachers at the month of 3! The blows caused cataracts for which he was operated on as a one year old calf in the Veterinary hospital in Pretoria. Today both these Rhino Survivors are living testimony of the positive intervention by the Elandela Rhino Survivor Trust team and we welcome those visitors who want to experience caring for animals at first hand!