The Lodge at Prince's Grant

Category: Golf Trips South Africa

Situated on KwaZulu Natal’s Dolphin Coast, The Lodge at Prince’s Grant is a rare example of authentic colonial architecture lying amidst miles of unspoiled South African coastline.

Featuring luxury rooms with breathtaking views over one of South Africa’s top golf courses and the Indian Ocean, the lodge offers its guests four star rated accommodations in a secluded and tranquil setting.

The Bunkers Restaurant boast imaginative cuisine while The Mulligans Pub, the 19th hole at Prince’s Grant, overlooks the first, tenth and eighteenth holes with awe inspiring views of the sea and estate. Here one recaptures lost shots and may enjoy a cold beer while savouring those well earned birdies on a truly stunning course.

Accommodation

The Lodge has fifteen lovely rooms offering breathtaking golf course and ocean vistas. Each room is beautifully appointed, complete with private bathroom, colour television, M-net, telephone and air-conditioning. All rooms have en-suite bathroom and shower, air-conditioning, colour television, M-net, telephone, tea/coffee facilities.

• 7 rooms situated in the main Lodge building
• 8 rooms on the golf course adjacent to the main Lodge

Gourmet Dining

The Bunkers Restaurant serves superb dishes with a truly ‘national’ flavour, while the Mulligans Bar provides welcome refuge after a challenging round of golf, and a relaxing atmosphere for a quiet evening drink. Our hospitality will guarantee a memorable stay and a yearning to return.

Conference Facility

Selective conferences and special functions may be arranged with packages to suit your requirements. The conferencing facilities can accommodate up to 60 persons. Smaller private functions can also be arranged at Princes Grant.

Additional Services

18 holes of golf, beauty treatments, miles of secluded beach, a private lagoon, trails through indigenous forest, boating facilities, swimming, tennis and squash.

The Battlefield sites, Phinda, Hluhluwe / Mkuze Game reserves and other KZN Wildlife’s spectaculars are two hours away. Closer to home are The King Shaka Memorial, Shakaland and numerous ethnic experiences in The Kingdom of the Zulu.