Reviews
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delightful break
Patricia Truyens, South Africa
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Sunday, 11 September 2016
Both the food and service were wonderful. Outings on the river and forest walls peaceful with cheerful and informative local guides.
Kosi Forest Lodge
William Lewis, South Africa
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Thursday, 06 June 2013
The woods, grasslands, and water are quite beautiful; the lodge - accommodation, food, service are all good - but perhaps a little overpriced.
Had a terrific time!
Anonymous, Germany
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Monday, 07 January 2008
Different kind of holiday with lots of activities to choose from. Highly recommended!
Wonderfull
Ferdi Landsberg, South Africa
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Monday, 09 July 2007
Wonderful
Enjoyed the setting
Peggy Bide, Swaziland
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Saturday, 27 January 2007
We very much enjoyed the setting - the cabins, (and outdoor bathrooms!)etc and the meals were well presented and for the most part delicious.
In conclusion, we had a lovely stay but we found it all in all a bit pricey for what was offered.
In conclusion, we had a lovely stay but we found it all in all a bit pricey for what was offered.
Baruch Harris review of Kosi forest lodge
Baruch Harris, United States of America
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Thursday, 10 November 2005
The lodge itself is beautiful - and very expensive. In many ways they have succeeded in creating the 5 star hotel experience, in the bush, which is quite amazing. The rooms and bathrooms were superb, on par with almost any hotel we've stayed in, and all the more impressive for being isolated. Common area and general layout also very nice - lots of privacy. The meals were good, but not on the level of the rooms - they were very well presented (e.g. how they looked on the plate) and service was excellent, but the food itself was just good. One suggestion could be to incorporate more local dishes, prepared to the same level of presentation and service, but also allowing us to sample the local fare. For example one night we had Norwegian salmon, which must have been very hard to procure from so far away, and was frozen (etc.) The guided trips that we took were also a lot of fun, and a great part of the experience. Overall highly recommended!
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Kosi Forest Lodge
Situated in Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, the 16 bedded luxury Kosi Forest Lodge allows guests the unique opportunity of canoeing the Kosi Lake system. Other activities include snorkeling, beach excursions, boat trips on the Kosi Lakes and Rafia Forest walks.
Home to the Palm Nut Vulture and Pel's Fishing Owl both the Raffia Palm Forest and Sihadla River banks can be explored by keen birders at their leisure. Enjoy iLala Palm wine making and tasting, or savour this Maputaland specialty in our chef's cuisine.
Guests will be accompanied by trained guides in open-air vehicles on all excursions. Kosi Forest Lodge guests are accommodated in luxurious thatched bedrooms well hidden in the sand forest. Our unique open-air en-suite bathrooms have been noted by our guests as one of the highlights of their visit. Mosquito netting lines each bedroom.
Rates include all meals, teas and coffees, a guided canoe trip, a guided walk in raffia forest and a sun down experience. Fees are charged for entering the Kosi Bay Nature Reserve and for using own 4-wheel drive vehicles. The lodge can only be reached by four-wheel drive vehicles, and transfers are available twice daily from the Total Garage in Manguzi.
Kosi Forest Lodge dress code is casual. Please remember to bring sun block, footwear suitable for walking through swampy areas, windbreaker/raincoat, hat, torch and mosquito repellent. Snorkeling gear is provided, but enthusiasts may prefer to bring their own. Kindly note that this is a malaria area. We look forward to meeting you at Kosi Forest Lodge. Please yield to dung beetles.
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