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Less 10% discount for groups of 8 people or more |
- Option 1:
Forest cottage sleeps 16, (8 bedrooms) has a lounge, 2 bathrooms plus tea/coffee making facilities. Bedding is provided, bring own towels.
June/July 2010 special:
R1 080.00 (ex vat) for up to 8 adults or R135 per person p/night up to a max of 16 sharing
- Option 2:
We have four dormitory style cabins with bunk beds. Each cabin sleeps 16, divided up into 2 bedrooms each sleeping 8
These cabins use a central ablution block. Only sheets are provided, all other bedding, towels etc is to be brought with
June/July holidays special: R612.00 per night or R76.50 per person up to a max of 16 sharing
The main kitchen and boma/braai area is a fully equipped communal area (350m2) wooden barn style building with tables, benches, covered deck.
If breakfast is required, it is served between 8.30 & 10.30 am.
Other meals can be offered on request.
Rates for breakfast are from R35 to R45 per person and all meals have to be pre-booked.
A sports field and swimming pool is also available.
Guided forest hikes are available and various facilitated outdoor activities for groups
To hire the entire venue for your exclusive use:
June/ July 2010 special R3 000.00 per night for exclusive use up to 40 people (8 in Forest Cottage and 32 in the dorms)
All rates exclude vat at 14%. A 50% deposit is required to secure your booking and the balance is payable 7 days prior to arrival. Available for direct bookings only.
Email us:
info@ingwe.org.za for this special discount
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Ingwe is situated on privately owned land of approximately 200 hectares much of which is covered in pristine indigenous forest and is a haven for plant, bird and animal life, creating an ideal location for not only outdoor adventure activities and conservation orientated programmes, but also as a venue for conferences & functions.
Ingwe means Leopard in Zulu and big cat in Xhosa;
it was chosen in appreciation of these magnificent animals that still roam free in this area.
Mission Statement:
Officially opened in December 2004 by Archbishop Winston Ndungane with the mission to create a place for groups of adults and children from all walks of life to enjoy various learning experiences that focus on developing excellent teamwork and leadership whilst gaining knowledge about the surrounding environment and how they can contribute to its preservation.
Tailor-made Adventures Programmes
Emphasising outdoor education and thinking out of the box in a non competitive environment resulting in completing the given tasks through effective teamwork. Briefings, worksheets and quizzes all form part of the various programmes and every participant receives a certificate on completion. Minimum group size is 16 people.
The Ingwe team boasts extensive collective experience in the development of individuals and teams of all ages, and all share a compassion for ecology and the great outdoors.
Programmes can be tailor made to suit your specific needs and facilitation is on a 1:10 ratio. A large wooden barn style lodge area for workshops, gatherings and meals with a fully equipped kitchen and boma overlooks the forest canopy. Dormitory style accommodation in charming wooden cabins for up to 64 people and the secluded Forest Cottage for adults sleeping up to 16 people is available.
 | Green Ticket Non Profit Organisation
Ingwe is also the base for the exciting new Green Ticket Non Profit Organisation which aims to promote environmental awareness through reforestation and carbon sequestration initiatives.
Click Here for more information
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Community Development
Under the guidance of our resident ecologist and Field Guide (FGASA) and other mentors in the Nature & Conservation field, Ingwe is engaged in a community development project in training of local Eco Guides to enable them to reach a level of competence to achieve FGASA qualifications. We are currently in the process working on an ecological survey of the birds, trees and animals found on the property and offer guided hikes with an Eco Guide, both on and off the Ingwe property. Through the Eden to Addo Corridor initiative, 2 sensor cameras have been placed on the property which forms part of the Crags corridor, to record animal movement through this area.
Exclusivity
Ingwe offers their venue to only one group at a time, a minimum of 16 people is required, and viewing is only by appointment resulting in your privacy being assured
Contact Details |
| Contact: | Debbie Fermor |
| Tel: | +27 (0) 44 534 8218 / 8021 |
| Fax: | +27 (0) 44 534 8679 |
| Address: | Ingwe Forest Adventures
No: 12
N2
Farmers Choice
The Crags
6602 |
| Email | info@ingwe.org.za |
| Website | http://www.ingwe.org.za |
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