Situated in a verdant valley in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, Eagles Crag Lodge is one of the most secluded and private lodges in Shamwari Private Game Reserve, making it the perfect option for honeymooners or those looking for complete privacy and tranquility. Embark on morning and evening game drives in Shamwari with your game ranger.

Stop during your drives to enjoy a nice warm cup of coffee in the mornings or a sundowner in the evening. Experience the surrounding area from a different perspective on a guided walk, with a specially trained guide. Relax after a day in the bush with a rejuvenating treatment or soak in the hydro-bath at Eagles Crag Lodge. You can also visit the Born Free Big Cat Sanctuary, an animal rescue center in the reserve.

Highlights

• Upscale safari lodge in Shamwari Private Game Reserve
• Home to five of South Africa's seven biomes
• Stunning views of the surrounding cliffs
• Luxury spa offering personalized treatments
• Peace and tranquility for honeymooners: heated plunge pools and outdoor showers

Activities

• GAME DRIVES
• BIRD WATCHING
• NIGHT DRIVES

Rooms

Junior Suite

Eagles Crag Lodge has nine stylish en suite rooms, all of which have been named after a different kind of eagle found in the reserve. Each of the rooms has been built to maximize privacy and offers a tranquil setting.

All of the suites feature king-sized beds that can be converted into twins. All the suites have air conditioning, en suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, and heated private plunge pools on the decks.

Facilities

Spend cozy evenings in front of a crackling fireplace in either the main lodge's upstairs lounge or in the lower-level lounge.

Relax and rejuvenate your senses in the lodge's Retreat, with its two therapy rooms, hydro-bath, steam room, and sauna.

Dining

Eagles Crag Lodge has a variety of dining venues where you can enjoy exceptional local and international cuisine. The upper-floor dining room has an expansive deck and stunning views of the cliffs; you can also dine beneath the stars around the boma’s roaring fire.