Currently we have a portfolio of 4 properties that we rent out for holidays. They are scattered across South Africa. Our aim is to provide guests with many establishments to choose from but all establishments must be up market, luxury accommodation that must fit our strict criteria. The establishments will be kitted out with all the luxuries to make your holiday as comfortable as we can possibly make it. We want luxury accommodation for the price of standard accommodation – and that is what we aim to provide!

For your next home away from home holiday experience book our newest apartment in St Lucia, where resident ‘Harry’ the hippo spends his days soaking up the sun and the amazing iSimangaliso wetland awaits you. Come and enjoy our sumptuous ultra modern 3 bedroom apartment, newly fitted to a very high standard with all the added extras to make your holiday comfortable, relaxing and secure. Our kitchen is spotless, functional and fitted with a washing machine, tumble drier, microwave, kettle, toaster, built in stove with extractor hood, breakfast nook and plenty of cupboards! Our living room is open plan with a 48in wall mounted TV with the DSTV 66 channels holiday package free of charge! The dining area accommodates our 6 seater square dining table with benches, there is a side server and a deep chest freezer to hold the catch of the day! There is a lovely flow from the living room out onto the enclosed patio fitted with sliding doors and shutters for privacy and all year round enjoyment. You may find Harry our resident Hippo enjoying a spot very close to our apartment patio. Come and enjoy our home away from home experience and get the well earned break you deserve!

St Lucia is a settlement in the Umkhanyakude District in the KwaZulu Natal province of South Africa. The small town is mainly a hub for the greater St Lucia Wetlands Park. Evidence of early humans living in the caves high up in the Lebombo mountains dating back 130,000 years ago have provided scientists with clues regarding the lifestyle of these prehistoric settlers. From this cave alone some 69,000 stone implements, and various human remains have been recovered. Some of these tools date back to the middle and early stone ages (130,000 to 30,000 years ago). In 1822, St. Lucia was proclaimed by the British as a township. In 1895, St. Lucia Game Reserve, 30 km north of the town, was proclaimed. Since 1971, St. Lucia Lake and the turtle beaches and coral reefs of Maputaland have been listed by the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar Convention). In December 1999, the park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park is also home to about 1,200 Nile Crocodiles and almost 800 hippopotamuses. Hippos often roam the streets at night. Other animals include leopards, Kudu, Black Rhinos, exotic birds and numerous invertebrates.