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BushmAns Kloof wilderness reserve & wellness reTreAT

BushmAns Kloof
wilderness reserve & wellness reTreAT
Cederberg mountains, south africa
This five-star Relais & Châteaux lodge, named "Best
Hotel in the World" in 2009 by
an enchanting retreat in the Cederberg Mountains,
168 miles from Cape Town. A South African Natural
Heritage Site, the predator- and malaria-free reserve
offers diverse flora, fauna and ancient San rock art.
The mystical energy of the surroundngs inspires
wellness. Here you’ll find splendid luxury, generous
hospitality, world-class personal service — where no
request is too large and no detail too small — and
delectable modern cape cuisine using ingredients
fresh from the on-site gardens.
Travel + Leisure, is
BushmAns Kloof wilderness reserve & wellness reTreAT
Cederberg mountains, south africa

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