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Zululand • Kwazulu-Natal ZULULAND • KWAZULU-NATAL www.bayetezulu.co.za SEPTEMBER 2019 AFRICA Superb Location Bayete Zulu Lodges are set in the heart of the ‘Big-5’ Manyoni Private Game Reserve, considered to be one of the most densely stocked and ecologically balanced in northern KwaZulu-Natal. The Manyoni Private Game Reserve covering Kruger National 23 000 hectares consists of a varied landscape BOTSWANA Park of mountains, open plains and dense riverine woodlands. Here the ‘Big-5’, along with a MPUMALANGA wide variety of other wildlife roam freely, and Johannesburg MOZAMBIQUE exceptional safaris can be experienced. GAUTENG SWAZILAND NAMIBIA An easy three-hour drive from King Shaka BAYETE ZULU LODGES Airport in Durban, just 33km north of Hulhluwe, Hluhluwe FREE STATE and a six hour drive from Johannesburg. KWAZULU -NATAL LESOTHO Bayete Zulu Lodges offer a range of catered and NORTHERN CAPE Durban self catering accommodation. Sensational game viewing in open 4x4 vehicles with knowledge- able guides, coupled with warm hospitality and breathtaking views makes Bayete Zulu the EASTERN CAPE perfect place to relax and soak up the sights and INDIAN sounds of the African bush. WESTERN CAPE OCEAN THE RESERVE DIRECTIONS LOCATION I THE RESERVE I WEDDINGS I BAYETE HOMESTEAD I LITTLE BAYETE I GAME DRIVES I ELEPHANT INTERACTIONS I DIRECTIONS I DETAILS ‘BIG-5’ Manyoni Game Reserve Manyoni Private Game Reserve lies in the heart of Zululand, an area that is world renowned for its spectacular game viewing, rich cultural traditions, and conservation history. Initially formed as part of the WWF black rhino range expansion project, Manyoni has become one of the premier ‘Big-5’ safari destinations in KwaZulu-Natal with a strong focus on endangered species conservation. Manyoni is home to Bayete Zulu Lodges, and boasts 23,000 hectares of magnificent Zululand scenery. Manyoni Private Game Reserve is one of the largest privately- A few years later, in 2009, the reserve was formally proclaimed by owned reserves in KwaZulu-Natal. This 23 000 hectare reserve is the government as a Nature Reserve under the Protected Areas the product of 17 dedicated landowners who dropped their fences Act. Since the establishment of the reserve we have seen the in 2004 to create one contiguous protected area for our wildlife. reintroduction of lions, making Manyoni a ‘Big-5’ Reserve, and the The selection of the area as a potential release site for the WWF reintroduction of endangered cheetahs and African wild dogs. In Black Rhino Range Expansion Project was a major driving factor addition to endangered species conservation, Manyoni Private in the establishment of Manyoni. In 2005, the newly established Game Reserve has a strong focus on conserving biodiversity, this reserve was confirmed as a release site by the WWF and a founder includes the landscapes, ecosystems and processes upon which this population of black rhino were released into their new home. biodiversity depends. GAME RESERVE PRIVATE MANYONI COPY- BAYETE ZULU LODGES Where time stands still and you feel at one with nature... LOCATION I THE RESERVE I WEDDINGS I BAYETE HOMESTEAD I LITTLE BAYETE I GAME DRIVES I ELEPHANT INTERACTIONS I DIRECTIONS I DETAILS HIGHLIGHTS • The Ultimate Destination Bush Venue. • ‘Big-5’ Manyoni Game Reserve. • Just 3 hours from Durban International. • Various Ceremony locations. • Spectacular photo opportunities • Incorporate elephants in your backdrop and photoshoot. Blissful Bush Weddings • Exclusive use of Lodges to spend time The romance of the African bush is truly incomparable... Combining a wedding with with friends and family. a safari touch provides the bridal party and their guests with exciting activities to • Versatile with options from small and intimate to large celebrations. take part in the build up to the wedding ceremony, including game drives and bush sundowners. It also provides unique photographic opportunities with the African wilderness as the background. BAYETE ZULU HOMESTEAD Whether it is an extravagant reception or something intimate that you have dreamed of for your special day, Bayete Zulu Lodges will make these dreams a reality. Bayete Zulu Lodges offer the ultimate exclusive weekend destination for a bush wedding, where friends and family come Wedding Package together and share in the celebrations with the wedding party and enjoy the wonders of the INCLUDED ‘Big-5’ in their natural habitat. • A two night stay for 24 Guests at our Homestead & Little Bayete Lodges. Bayete Zulu Homestead & Little Bayete Zulu combined can sleep up to 24 guests in shared • Exclusive use of the Lodges. accommodation. With additional accommodation options at Bayete Zulu Private and within the • Two Game Drives per day within our Manyoni Game Reserve – all within a radius of ±20 km – your wedding can be a grand affair. ‘Big-5’ Game Reserve. • Knowledgeable Game Rangers. • Housekeepers to service the rooms and assist where necessary. • Conservation Levy • VAT EXCLUDED • All meals, drinks, items of a personal nature, decorations, reception tables, chairs, wedding décor, cutlery, crockery, CEREMONY VENUES glasses, table cloths. • Gratuities. We have some breathtaking bush venue’s for you to exchange your vows where the calls of the wild, combined with the stunning natural beauty of the bush, provide a perfect backdrop to your GENERAL special day. Favourites are The ‘Beach’, Mangosteen Crossing, Black Rock & Fever Tree Forest. SECURITY A full list of guests and service providers RECEPTION VENUE attending the wedding needs to be provided to Bayete Zulu Lodges for security. The lawns and views from Bayete Zulu Homestead offer a magnificent setting for either an Manyoni Game Reserve have their own anti- outdoor or for a marquee to be erected for your Reception. For a more intimate affair, Bayete poaching/security group. Should you wish Zulu Private* pool deck provides a stunning setting overlooking a dam surrounded by fever trees. for the ceremony to take place at one of the venues out in the bush we will provide you PHOTOGRAPHIC OPPORTUNITIES with the contact details of the Security Group The photographic opportunities at Bayete Zulu are endless, with a choice of Dry River Beds, Cool – arrangements and cost to be borne by the Green Forests, Open Savanna Areas or for something EXTRA SPECIAL (additional cost) include wedding party. our two habituated elephants in the backdrop to your ceremony and thereafter have an array of CHECK IN/CHECK OUT pictures taken with them – an amazing opportunity! Check in: 14h00 & Check out: 10h00 Breakdown of the wedding set up is to take place the day after the wedding, provided no alternative arrangements have been made. CONFETTI Only natural products may be used, such as indigenous leaves, indigenous seed pods or bubbles. CONTACT US FOR QUOTES AND FURTHER INFORMATION ON THIS PACKAGE If your dream is to have a wedding that nobody will ever forget, look no further than Bayete Zulu. AND *SMALLER WEDDING OPTIONS. LOCATION I THE RESERVE I WEDDINGS I BAYETE HOMESTEAD I LITTLE BAYETE I GAME DRIVES I ELEPHANT INTERACTIONS I DIRECTIONS I DETAILS NEWLY REFURBISHED With panoramic views over the Zululand bushveld the newly refurbished Bayete Zulu Homestead is the perfect exclusive use self-catering ‘Big-5’ getaway for big groups of friends or family. There is nothing more enjoyable than sitting on the veranda or the bar enjoying a drink and watching the sunset, or cooling off in the rim flow pool after a sensational game drive. The eight rooms in Homestead are en-suite and fitted with spacious sunken baths and open showers. Meals are served in our indoor dining room or for a truly authentic experience in the boma under the stars. Two game drives a day, a cook and house keepers are included in your stay. ACCOMMODATION IDEAL FOR: The original Bayete Zulu Homestead houses eight rooms with open plan en-suite bathrooms LARGE FAMILY & GROUP SAFARIS fitted with spacious sunken baths and open showers. Each room, is simply but well decorated WEDDINGS & FUNCTIONS and comprises of double or twin beds (with additional single beds for children sleeping in your room should you wish). All rooms are equipped with air-conditioners and ceiling fans. EXCLUSIVE USE OF LODGE AT A GLANCE • Eight en-suite rooms • Laundry (an additional cost) CATERING OPTIONS Please contact reservations • Air-conditioner & fan • Bathroom with bath and shower • Twin or double beds (child beds on request) INCLUSIONS & EXCLUSIONS SELF-CATERING RATES INCLUDE: • Accommodation • Complimentary Wi-Fi • A cook and housekeeper • 2 x Game Drives per day EXCLUDE: • All meals and beverages • Transfers FACILITIES • Merchandise purchases Bayete Zulu Homestead functions as a self-catering lodge. A spacious well equipped kitchen • Gratuities & items of a personal nature is at your disposal with a cook to assist with the preparation of meals, or to do it for you. There CATERED RATES is a lounge with satellite TV, a dining room with a 16 seater dining table. The bar overlooking INCLUDE: the rim-flow pool has all the essentials you may need as well as ample bar fridges. Meals can • Accommodation be enjoyed in the indoor or outdoor dining room or in the Boma. A gathering pit at the Boma • All meals (to be discussed with reservations) provides the perfect spot to braai or toast your marshmallows after dinner. A manager, cook, • Complimentary Wi-Fi housekeepers and a ranger will ensure your needs are met. • 2 x Game Drives per day AT A GLANCE EXCLUDE: • All drinks • Lounge with satellite TV • Large deck with pool overlooking • Transfers the plains of the reserve and a waterhole • Bar • Merchandise purchases • Boma • Indoor & outdoor dining area • Gratuities & items of a personal nature • Full kitchen • Cook & Housekeepers LOCATION I THE RESERVE I WEDDINGS I BAYETE HOMESTEAD I LITTLE BAYETE I GAME DRIVES I ELEPHANT INTERACTIONS I DIRECTIONS I DETAILS Little Bayete Zulu offers an exclusive use intimate bush getaway for a group of up to eight people.
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