Bukela Game Lodge

Bukela Game Lodge is a 5-star lodge in the Amakhala Game Reserve, Addo Eastern Cape, South Africa. Accommodation at this peaceful luxury game lodge consists of four suites and ten luxury safari tents, each individually styled in African simplicity while never compromising on luxury.
This secluded safari destination is tucked away into indigenous trees and bushes at the top of a hidden valley and has the perfect setting for the intimate and romantic guest experiences for which they are renowned.

Connected by a wooden walkway, their thatched suites and luxury safari tents offer a remarkable private wildlife -viewing experience. Indulge in sumptuous lunches and private candlelit dinners and as you fall asleep, hear the silence broken by the unmistakable sounds of elephant and buffalo making their stately progress through the unfenced camp.
They offer morning, afternoon and evening Game Drives under the guidance of qualified rangers.

Suites

Their large luxury safari tents are one bedroom and have all the modern conveniences, including full en-suite bathrooms, air conditioners, electric blankets and a minibar. It also offers an open-plan lounge and viewing decks overlooking the African bush.
The Luxury King suite has a large king size bed and all the amenities required to ensure comfort throughout your stay. The large 4-poster bed can turn your stay into something truly luxurious and romantic – perfect for honeymooners or any special occasion.
The Luxury King / Twin Suite gives guests the choice between a king size bed or two twin beds, depending on your requirements. Let us know if this is a special occasion and they will help you arrange something truly romantic for your stay – perfect for honeymoon couples.

Dining

Bukela, which is connected by a wooden footbridge, provides an exceptional private wildlife viewing experience. Enjoy lavish high teas, intimate candlelit dinners, or thrilling boma dinners around a fire under the stars in Africa.

Safari

Before the game drive starts, guests are served coffee, tea, cereal, fruits, yoghurt, and rusks in the main lodge. Game rangers will stop and share their knowledge with visitors. Additionally, game rangers may pull over and let visitors get out of the car so they can have a steaming cup of coffee, which is typically paired with rusks.
In the late afternoon guests will embark on the second game drive of the day. They are given bottled water, drinks, and light nibbles like biltong. The vehicle will also stop so that you can disembark and have a sundowner as the sun sets. Depending on how much time is spent standing still to watch the game, a game drive lasts around 3 to 4 hours.