Midland's Kubili House RCSD Fundraiser

KUBILI HOUSE. Currently selected Africa's #1 travel destination and recently featured in Condê Nast magazine.

Generously donated by the Koski family, Kubili House can host up to 10 people for a 4-night stay (worth over $80,000). It's the perfect holiday destination to share with family or friends.

https://www.kubilihouse.com/

Kubili House is a 26,900 ft,  luxury private residence set within the Thorny Bush Game Reserve, part of the Greater Kruger National Park.  What Kubili House offers is a Safari Lifestyle.  The luxury residence includes 5 bedrooms, 3 swimming pools, a spa and steam room, a private game viewer and 3 fully equipped camping vehicles.  It is directly situated on the bank of the largest dam in the Kruger reserve which is the main watering hole in the north of the reserve.  The water hole consistently draws a flow of animal activity,  viewable from any of the residence's many decks. Game drives accompanied by a personal field guide and tracker are available at any time. Our style is discreet and tailored specifically to guest requirements. 

The African luxury safari experience, a life changing moment you won't soon forget. But it's Kubili House's "moments between the moments" that you will never forget.

Are you ready for a once in a lifetime trip?

Your 4 Night Luxury Safari Experience at Kubili House includes:  Guided Safaris, Guided Walks or Segway Safaris, Spa Treatments (massage), Big 5 Camping Experience*, All Meals & Drinks, Transfers to and from Airport, Childcare (18H00 to 22H00), Same Day Laundry Service, Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance, Gratuities and In-Room Wi-Fi.  Trip should be taken within 2 years - July / August 2021 booked as well as the Christmas timeframe. 

*Weather conditions permitting.

Want to make it a longer trip? Consider one of these itineraries.

4 Nights at Kubili House & 4 Nights at Babylonstoren

If you have to leave Kubili House, Babylonstoren located in the Cape Winelands, an hour's drive from Cape Town, may be your best choice. It is almost as magical. A farm dating back to 1692, now a hotel and all-around attraction, Babylonstoren is a 500-acre mini-world unto itself. There's the garden, modeled after the mythological hanging gardens of sixth-century Babylon, and attracting tourists who come for guided tours and gardening workshops. In addition to over 300 varieties of plants there are donkeys, tortoises, chickens, ducks and at least a dozen of 58 bird species here. You can cycle through vineyards and orchards to a marvelous dam on the edge of the property with 178 acres under vine, Babylonstoren produces 13 grape varieties and, in its state-of-the-art winery, eight wines.

4 Nights at Kubili House & 4 Nights on the Coast's De Hoop Nature Reserve

The sand dunes of De Hoop Nature Reserve offers South Africa's best land-based whale watching, a three-hour drive from Cape Town . Whale watching season is early-July to mid-October; the fynbos is in bloom from August to October; summer brings long, lazy days of beach lounging from late-October to February. Start the day with sandcastles on the dunes; end with beachside braais. The Morukuru Ocean House and Morukuru Beach Lodge are two lodging options.