Sonqua Manor on Elandsfontein Private Nature Reserve

Sonqua Manor is a 5 Star luxury villa located in the Elandsfontein Private Nature Reserve, offering luxury accommodation with a difference. Elandsfontein Private Nature Reserve is a 6000-hectare reserve situated on the Cape West Coast, approximately a one hour drive on the R27 from Cape Town, adjacent to the West Coast National Park.

Elandsfontein Private Nature Reserve is home to the largest inward relocation of game in the history of the Western Cape. Today, more than 600 animals, including cape buffalo, eland, gemsbok, hartebeest, vaal ribbok, bontebok, kudu, springbok, cape grey buck, black wildebeest and zebra freely roam the reserve. World-renowned fossil deposits located on the reserve make Elandsfontein a truly unique safari destination.

In 2008 Elandsfontein officially opened its first safari villa, Sonqua Manor. The luxury manor offers guests four spacious en-suite bedrooms, an interactive kitchen as well as a butler, ranger and a chef. Sonqua Manor received a 5 Star grading from the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa, which makes it the only 5 Star safari lodge on the West Coast, as well as the only 5 Star lodge within a one hour drive from Cape Town.

Set in a beautiful location with sweeping views of fynbos ringed by gently rolling hills, Sonqua Manor's four spacious and luxurious suites feature unique sliding panel windows with sweeping views of the surrounding fynbos. Natural fibers and textures characterize the elegant interiors.

Sonqua Manor is ideal for family celebrations, team building and special occasion safaris, accommodating up to eight guests. An interactive kitchen allows for intimate, informal dining and a beautiful pool provides respite from the heat of the day. With its own dedicated ranger and private 4x4 safari vehicle, Sonqua Manor offers a range of exceptional safari activities at no extra cost, as well as an exciting range of optional extras.

Experience daily nature drives in the reserve, guided nature walks and quad bike safaris to the fossil deposits.