Wayfarers Guest House, Sabie, Mpumalanga
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Telephone: +27 (0)13 764-1500, Facsimile: +27 (0)13 764-2081, Mobile: +27 (0)76 614-4027
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CATEGORIES: Accommodation in South Africa » South Africa Bed & Breakfast » South Africa Guest Houses » South Africa Honeymoons » DESCRIPTION: Wayfarers Guest House is located in a very peaceful part of Sabie, opposite the Sabie Gorge, but within 10 minutes walk of many fine restaurants and a variety of shops. Wayfarers is centrally situated within the Panorama Route, making it an ideal base from which to explore the entire Region. Chris and Morag welcome you to Wayfarers Guest House, in Sabie, Mpumalanga. Wayfarers has been in existence as a Guest House since 1996, and we have been the owners since October 2005. Wayfarers Guest House consists of five bedrooms, a dining area and a spacious Guest Lounge. Outside is a beautiful garden and Gazebo, under which guests can relax and enjoy a sundowner, after a busy day exploring the region. At the rear of the property is plenty of secure parking for cars and trailers. Bikes and Mountain Bikes can also be securely parked at night within the rear of the garden. ACCOMMODATIONWe have five en-suite rooms, one of which is a family room which can sleep up to four people, two double rooms and two twin rooms. All the rooms have the following facilities: Local Television Ceiling Fans Hospitality Tray Hair Dryer Wall Heater Electric Blankets Clock radios Reading lights Fire Extinguishers Bath and Shower. ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIESWithin easy reach are the following “not to be missed” places of incredible natural beauty: Lone Creek Falls, Horseshoe Falls , Bridal Veil Falls and Sabie Falls which are all within 9 kilometres of Wayfarers, then Mac Mac Pools and Mac Mac Falls are a mere 13 kilometres away en-route to Graskop. After this enter The Blyde River Canyon and enjoy the Pinnacle, Gods Window and Wonder View before moving on to the majestic Berlin Falls, followed by the absolutely awesome splendour of Bourkes Luck Potholes. Ten minutes further up the road one can enjoy the majesty of The Three Rondavels and the tranquil Blydepoort Dam in the distance. Make your way back via Lisbon Falls to Pilgrims Rest, the oldest Gold Mining town in South Africa, where nothing has changed for more than a Century. An excellent lunch can be enjoyed at The Royal Hotel in Pilgrims Rest. Other attractions within easy reach are The Sudwala Caves, Casterbridge Farm Shopping Centre, Shangana Cultural Village and The Botanical Gardens, situated behind Riverside Mall in Nelspruit. A day trip to Hoedspruit to visit the Endangered Wildlife Centre is another possibility. Along the road to Hazyview is the Sabie Valley Coffee Estate, Quad Bike Trails and The Elephant Sanctuary, and many excellent restaurants. And finally, the biggest attraction of them all, The Kruger National Park, is a mere 45 minutes drive from Wayfarers, making day visits extremely practical. For those making early starts, breakfast boxes are provided. |
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DIRECTIONS: From Johannesburg take the N12 Witbank Highway. From Johannesburg International Airport take the R21 to Boksburg and join the N12 Highway to Witbank. The N4 and N12 merge and continue as the N4. Continue on the N4 as far as Belfast, then leave the N4 and join the R540 to Dullstroom, then Lydenburg where you take the R37 to Sabie. Upon entering Sabie you will pass the Sabie Country Club on your left, there are two stop streets, at which you go straight ahead, past a Caltex and BP garage also on your left, bear slightly right to a T junction. At the T junction turn right, pass Standard Bank, the Post Office and Magistrates Court on your left and then turn left into Sesde Street, just before the Woodsman Restaurant. Proceed until the road splits, at the first stop street, into Mac Mac Street and Malieveld. Follow Malieveld for 700 metres, through the second stop street, until you reach Wayfarers Guest House on your left, at 92, Malieveld Street. Look for the two elephants on our fence. For overseas visitors, please note that the N12 / N4 highway is a toll road with a number of toll stations. Cash and South African credit cards are accepted. By turning off at Belfast onto the R540 you will not only be taking the scenic route with breathtaking scenery, but you will avoid the toll charge. Distance from Johannesburg and Pretoria to Sabie is approximately 365 kilometres. MAP: Available at: http://www.sa-venues.com/visit/wayfarers/map.php |
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