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La Lechere Guest House, Phalaborwa, Limpopo, South Africa
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On your holiday in South Africa you can choose to take a dip in the refreshing pool or go on an exciting game drive or bush walk in the Kruger National Park.
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La Lechere Guest House is equipped with a sparkling swimming pool that matches the circle design of the building. The water flows from a cascade that is one meter above the pool which can be quite refreshing during the hot summer days on your holiday in South Africa.
Guests on their holiday in South Africa can sunbathe on the lounger or enjoy some cool drinks on the pool deck while preparing for their next journey. Business people can read their e-mail or surf the web on their laptop by connecting their computer through a WI-FI access point.
Enjoy the quietness of your private patio while on your holiday in South Africa, and watch the different species of birds playing in the palm tree while catching up on some reading.
Using La Lachere Guest House as a base, visitors on their holiday in South Africa will be able to go on sunrise and sunset cruises on the Olifants River, visit the Cheetah Breeding Project, golf at the famous Hans Merensky Country Estate, admire the magnificence of the Blyde River Canyon, enjoy cultural tours of tribal villages, or go hot air ballooning. The bookings for these activities can be arranged in advance by La Lechere Guest House.
La Lechere is very close to the central gate of the Kruger National Park, the world's most famous nature reserve. Guests on their holiday in South Africa will have the opportunity to view wildlife up close and personally on game drives or bush walks. The extremely popular bushbraai (barbeque) is offered daily from the Kruger Gate.
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Activities at La Lechere
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Using La Lachere Guest House as a base, visitors on their holiday in South Africa will be able to go on sunrise and sunset cruises on the Olifants River or visit the Cheetah Breeding Project.
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Enjoy the view from your patio
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Guests can enjoy the quietness of their private patio and watch the different species of birds playing in the palm tree while catching up on some reading.
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