The all-time marine season is here!
With the 2022 whale and shark season currently underway, we have started to see the return of the Southern Right Whales to Walker Bay...
Keep still, listen intently and you’ll be amazed at the things you learn on a botanical safari. With the richest temperate flora in the world and six completely new species never discovered by science before, your time at Grootbos will mean that you’ll never look at plants and flowers in quite the same way again.
The 800 recorded plant species in our 2500 hectares of pristine wilderness will bring the fascinating story of fynbos and forest to life as you touch, smell and see the natural miracles that surround you. Learn how a sunbird’s beak fits perfectly into a flower, why the honey our bees produce is completely unique and how important ravaging fires are for bringing forth new life.
Feel free to contact Grootbos Private Nature Reserve to learn more about our botanical safari.
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve pairs five-star accommodation with the splendours of the Cape Floral Kingdom and the southern tip of Africa’s incredible marine life. Two luxury lodges with breathtaking views of Walker Bay have amenities that include world-class fine-dining restaurants, a wellness ...
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Read MoreWith the 2022 whale and shark season currently underway, we have started to see the return of the Southern Right Whales to Walker Bay...
Tucked between mountain, forest and sea, Grootbos Private Nature Reserve is your gateway to experiencing the wonders of spring.
Congratulations to Grootbos Private Nature Reserve for being awarded the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa’s highest rating status of 5-Star Premium.
The wait is over, our new Garden Lodge is open!
Recent times have presented us with an unexpected and unique opportunity to reimagine and entirely rebuild our beloved Garden Lodge.
Over the past two decades, Grootbos has gone beyond simply conserving the pristine Cape Floral Kingdom.