This 4 bed roomed house is let out as a complete unit, accommodating up to 8 guests.
ZiZi Lodge nestles on a hillside above three private trout dams on 600 acres of land. Entry is gained from the main road by an oak-lined avenue which leads past the cottage through pear, apple and quince trees to the main homestead.

The village of Dullstroom is en route from Pretoria and Johannesburg to the Kruger National Park. Dullstroom is 2100 metres above sea level and is one of the highest geographical areas in South Africa. Scattered with trout dams, streams and conifer forests it bears re...

This 4 bed roomed house is let out as a complete unit, accommodating up to 8 guests.
ZiZi Lodge nestles on a hillside above three private trout dams on 600 acres of land. Entry is gained from the main road by an oak-lined avenue which leads past the cottage through pear, apple and quince trees to the main homestead.

The village of Dullstroom is en route from Pretoria and Johannesburg to the Kruger National Park. Dullstroom is 2100 metres above sea level and is one of the highest geographical areas in South Africa. Scattered with trout dams, streams and conifer forests it bears resemblance to the Scottish Highlands.

Comfort is high on the list of priorities in the main ZiZi Lodge. Awarded a five star status from the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa, each room has been individually created, taking into account the surrounding environment with touches of elegant, European style.

Interior colours are warm - natural woven fabrics and wood charmingly mix to guarantee a tranquil elegance.

There are four bedrooms, three double and one twin, all have large en-suite bathrooms. All bedrooms have oil heaters.

Additionally outside, open air showers provide an exhilarating experience.

Living, dining and kitchen areas are open-plan, with two large, open fire places.

The kitchen, with its bold red walls, is fully equipped. Guests may cook for themselves or request outside catering services.

Meals can be eaten at the handsome mahogany dining table or, safari style on the broad verandah overlooking the garden and meadows that lead down to the dams.

Alternatively, in true African fashion, wheel the Weber barbeque out onto the lawn and enjoy a cook out under the stars.