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Shamwari Game Reserve
N2 between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown
Eastern Cape
Long Lee Manor, originally built in 1910, offers a distinctive Colonial experience. This splendidly restored Edwardian Manor House offers guests refined comfort, congenial service and enticing cuisine in the African bush. Long Lee Manor accommodates 38 guests in elegant en-suite rooms, all with air-conditioning and heating, as well as family suites for the children. Sumptuously prepared meals are enjoyed in the main dining room or around the open blazing fire at the Barn. Between game drives guests can laze around one of the two pools, relax in the beautiful garden lounge, or experience a rejuvenating treatment in our spa.
Long Lee Manor is a reminder of an era of gracious living - positioned as the flagship of Shamwari - it overlooks the sweeping plains leading down to the Bushmans River. A river lapa is an outdoor option for meals.
Located in the Shamwari Game Reserve, this 25 000 hectares of malaria free, private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for five consecutive years. It is situated in verdant bush along the Bushmans River, halfway between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown, a pleasant drive from Cape Town forming a natural extension to the famous Garden Route.
Long Lee Manor is a reminder of an era of gracious living - positioned as the flagship of Shamwari - it overlooks the sweeping plains leading down to the Bushmans River. A river lapa is an outdoor option for meals.
Located in the Shamwari Game Reserve, this 25 000 hectares of malaria free, private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for five consecutive years. It is situated in verdant bush along the Bushmans River, halfway between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown, a pleasant drive from Cape Town forming a natural extension to the famous Garden Route.
- Elegant en-suite rooms
- Air-conditioning in rooms
- Main dining room
- Garden lounge
- Open fireplace
- Internet access
- All meals inclusive
- Conference facilities
- Swimming pools
- Sundeck
- Spa
- River lapa
- Game drives
- Guided nature walks
- Bird watching
- Malaria free area
- 5 star - TGCSA (Tourism Grading Council of South Africa)
- SATSA (Southern African Tourism Service Association)
- Tourism Port Elizabeth, East Cape Tourism Board
| ROOM | Low Season: 1 May 07 - 30 Sept 07 | High Season: 1 Oct 07 - 31 Dec 07 | High Season: 1 Jan 08 - 30 Apr 08 | Low Season: 1 May 08 - 30 Sept 08 | High Season: 1 Oct 08 - 31 Dec 08 | High Season: 1 Jan 09 - 30 Apr 09 |
| Luxury Room | R2950 | R4900 | R5250 | R3250 | R5250 | R5515 |
| Suite | R3150 | R5500 | R5850 | R3470 | R5850 | R6145 |
The above rates are per person sharing and inclusive of Accommodation, Meals, Game Drives, taxes and Local South African beverages.
A 50% single supplement applies.
Method of payment accepted: Credit Cards (Amex, Master, Visa and Diners), Deposit / Internet Transfers
** Rates are provided as a guideline only, and are subject to change without prior notice.
Please confirm when booking.
Follow the N2 on the Grahamstown Road for 65km, turn left at the Shamwari sign onto the gravel road (R342) and drive for 7km, then turn right at the Shamwari sign.
From Johannesburg
Traveling on the R32 turn left at Paterson (R342) and follow the road for 11km, then turn left at the Shamwari sign.
From Grahamstown
Follow the N2 towards Port Elizabeth for 58km, turn right at the Shamwari sign onto the gravel road (R342) and drive for 7km, then turn right again at the Shamwari sign.
Most car rental companies have branches at the major cities and airports.
Check with Avis, Budget, Imperial, Europcar, Tempest.
Transfer Service
A chaffeur-drive service is available between Port Elizabeth Airport / major hotels and Shamwari Game Reserve. Bookings for this service can be made directly with Shamwari. Unlike much of Africa, South African roads are excellent, and you can expect to travel at 60 - 70mph. Like the British, they drive on the left hand side of the road. Wearing seat belts is mandatory.