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 Shamwari Private Game Reserve – Eagles Crag Lodge 

Where eagles soar

Relax and enjoy the privacy at this all suite lodge in the heart of Shamwari

Eagles Crag is Shamwari’s most opulent lodge. There are only nine suites – meaning there's only 18 guests at any one time –and the service is impeccable. From the moment you arrive you’ll be well taken care of and should you want for anything, you’ll find it swiftly delivered. Between safari activities, there's plenty of space for unwinding including an upstairs lounge and bar with an open terrace, and a downstairs lounge with a large television and billiard table. There is also a wonderful spa, with a great range of treatments on offer to further enhance your luxury stay in the midst of the African bush.

Why we love Shamwari Private Game Reserve – Eagles Crag Lodge

  • Each Junior Suite is pure luxury, with a heated plunge pool on your private deck

  • Television-free Suites means no distractions from the greatest wildlife show going on right outside

  • You’ll take some meals with your vehicle group, including your guide which can be a great time to learn all about the wildlife you saw that day or want to see during your stay

  • This intimate lodge is a popular choice for honeymooners

5 stars
Eagles Crag Safari Lodge is located within Shamwari Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown.
It’s a 1-hour drive from Port Elizabeth Airport.
Safari, Honeymoon

Our Expert Tips

Visit Shamwari's Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

As part of Shamwari’s extensive conservation programme, guests staying at any of the Shamwari lodges and camps are encouraged to visit the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. The team here have a passion for helping animals and the aim is to release them back into the wild on the Shamwari Reserve. Guests visiting the centre, will be given tour of the facilities and a talk on the work that they do. There is a discreet viewing deck where guests may be able to see some of the current patients in their care although priority must always be given to the welfare of the animals.

Visit the Born Free Big Cat Sanctuaries at Shamwari Private Game Reserve

Born Free Big Cat Sanctuary and Education Centre was established in partnership with Virginia McKenna’s Born Free Foundation. Guests of Shamwari Private Game Reserve can visit the centre to learn the importance of keeping wildlife in the wild.

Safari activities at Shamwari Private Game Reserve

Shamwari is a conservation success story. Over the past 25 years, they have gradually reintroduced animals that had previously been eradicated through hunting. Now this thriving reserve is teeming with wildlife. South Africa has seven biomes and five of them are on the reserve so guests have the chance to see the diversity of the animals including lion, leopard, elephant, hippos and giraffe, sustained by a healthy population of antelope.

Facilities

  • Restaurants & bars
  • Board
  • Spas & wellness
  • Activities

Meals takes place within the dining room and also around the camp fire in the boma.

What's Included

Lodge Package
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner • Selected drinks including soft drinks, house wine, local beer and local spirits • Conservation and tourism levy • 2 shared games drives per day • Visits to educational centres • Bush walks • Wi-Fi

Head to the spa where there is an abundance of therapies and beauty treatments available. Earth poppy seed and ocean salt scrubs, hot stone and Kneipp massages, manicures and pedicures will leave you pampered from head to toe.

As well as twice-daily game drives and the opportunity to go on a bush walk, you can learn about the reserve's conservation success with visit to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre and the Born Free Big Cat Sanctuary and Education Centre.

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