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Bushman Sands Hotel **** Alicedale, Garden Route, South Africa
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Accommodation is in standard, luxury and junior suitesLocated in Alicedale on the Garden RouteRelax in the luxurious spa or enjoy game drivesEnjoy teeing off on an 18 hole championship golf course
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Your Bushman Sands Golfing Experience:
Bushman Sands Golf Course is a 18-hole championship golf course in South Africa. Designed by golfing extraordinaire Gary Player, the course is filled with undulating fairways and pot bunkers, ensuring a challenging and rewarding golfing experience. This golf course in South Africa boasts many unique feature including playing your first stroke over an active railway line.
Other distinctive features include a double green shared by the second and fifth holes, crossing two rivers on various holes and finishing with a final drive over a small cemetery in the middle of the fairway. This challenging course is ideal for all golfers, from the discerning professional, to the avid amateur.
The locals of the area have benefited tremendously from the development of this golf course in South Africa. Many of the locals have been trained as caddies and golf course assistants, making Bushman Sands Golf Course a leader in job creation in the area.
Bushman Sands Golf Course facilities:
Bunker's dining room/halfway house Golf Pro shop Bar overlooking the eighteenth hole Ladies and gents changing facilities with showers and steam room
About Bushman Sands Hotel:
Bushman Sands Hotel is a 4 star accommodation situated in the wonderful town of Alicedale in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Blending old with new, this hotel is a lovely mix of rich heritage and the luxuries of modern living. Bushman Sands offers comfortable and luxurious accommodation in 39 rooms, all boasting modern amenities for a memorable golfing experience in South Africa.
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Bushman Sands Hotel
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Bushman Sands Hotel comprises individual buildings around a pool area and overlooking the eighteen hole Gary Player designed golf course.
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Return of the Wilderness
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After 150 years steady decline through farming, the Bushman Sands again echoes to the sound of the wild with reintroductions of species that occurred in the area historically.
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