Location: South Africa » North West » BroederstroomEagles EyrieEagles EyrieDescriptionNestled high in the Witwatersrand Mountains Eagle's Eyrie offers an unsurpassed combination of safari camping and top-rate luxury, all in close proximity to Johannesburg and Pretoria. Situated in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, Eagle's Eyrie is the premier location for couples wanting to enjoy the beauty of this world-renowned location in complete luxury. So whether you choose to have a romantic evening with your partner or simply opt for a luxury night in the bush, Eagle's Eyrie is sure to provide you with an incredible experience and unforgettable memories. A visit to Eagle's Eyrie is a chance to unwind. So bring a good book, laze alongside your private heated pool whilst taking in the panoramic view of the Cradle, or simply spend the time focusing on each other! Watch eagles soar as you enjoy gourmet meals in your private dining gazebo. At night listen to distant jackals call as you stargaze into the clear night sky whilst sitting around your own private boma fire. Eagle's Eyrie has secure parking and is a Malaria Free Zone (MFZ)! As Eagle's Eyrie is a romantic getaway, we regret that no children or pets are allowed. Accommodation Luxury Safari Tent Eagle's Eyrie offers a SINGLE luxury tent in the bush for TWO people. Situated on the Witwatersrand range of mountains and offering the most spectacular views of the Broederstroom valley, Eagle's Eyrie luxury safari tent will provide a unique and memorable experience.
The tent is SELF-CATERED so that you can enjoy complete privacy with your partner. We regret that no children or pets are allowed. Each Luxury Safari Tent offers: - An Eagle's Eyrie Heavenly Bed
- A luxurious bathroom including high-back claw-foot bath and outside “bush” shower
- Private swimming pool (heated in winter) with luxurious loungers for taking in the warm African sun
- Private thatched gazebo dining room
- Private boma (outside bush fire) for enjoying a memorable night in the African bush
- Fully equipped kitchen (and outside gas braai)
- Beauty and body treatments available
Broederstroom is known for its clear night skies, so lie back and relax next to your private heated pool and witness the incredible African sunset transforming into a breathtaking night sky. Self-Catering will allow you to stay at Eagles Eyrie for as long as you want to enjoy the sheer pleasure of relaxing in the Cradle of Humankind . . . . .
A fully equipped kitchen will allow you to decide the length of your stay yet still enjoy all the luxuries of Eagle’s Eyrie.
Spend your nights in an Eagle's Eyrie Heavenly Bed, take morning swims in your private swimming pool (heated in winter!), or just spend the days taking in the sheer beauty of the Broederstroom Valley What to bring... Always bring something warm to wear, as well as a waterproof jacket as the weather on the mountain can become stormy in the afternoons and evenings - although this does depend on the time of year. Nights can be cold. This luxury tent is fully kitted out with heaters, electric blankets and fans for either winter or summer evenings. For the sporting enthusiasts be sure to bring your mountain bike and/or running shoes (we have some SERIOUS hill climbs!) Don't forget : - Sun Block
- Hat
- Hiking Boots*
- Daypack*
* if you want to enjoy one of the hikes . . . . otherwise everything else is provided for you.
RatesFriday/Saturday (minimum 2 nights)
R1000 per night for the tent (for two people) Sunday - Thursday (1 or many nights)
R850 per night for the tent (for two people) This includes: - All Towels, Linen
- Tea, Coffee, Milk
- Firewood, Charcoal
- Crockery, Cutlery
Just bring your food!! What do our users think07.09.2009 by Francois van Straten from RSA
 - 4/5
- Ideal weekend break for a romantic couple. We rested and enjoyed the scenic bush views and particularly the heated splashpool and deck. You literary only need to take your food and drink as even clothes are optional due to the fact that it will only be the two of you.
Highly recommended. The only gripe I have is that my vehicle was parked 60 meters away and not next to the safari-tent. Security is not a problem however. For periods longer than a 2 night weekend I would take a portable radio/cd player just to make sure the rest of the world is still out there. Sunday mornings the local bikers are quite noisy going on their breakfast runs and one can see and hear them for kilometres. All in all beautiful experience and we will do it again sometime.
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John Comley
071 589 9494
+086 6733986 
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