Luzitha on the Vaal

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests10
• Bedrooms4
• Bathrooms4
• Minimum Stay2 Nights
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• • FEATUREPool

Luzitha on the Vaal is a property for self catering in Deneysville for up to 10 guests visiting the Northern Free State region.

About Luzitha on the Vaal

Luzitha on the Vaal offers stunning Vaal Dam views and is located in a secure estate situated on the banks of the dam. This self-catering lodge offers a comfortable and tranquil getaway from city life situated approximately 25km from Deneysville, in Oranjeville.

Self Catering Accommodation

Luzitha on the Vaal offers accommodation near Deneysville with four en-suite bedrooms furnished with a King-size bed, two with Queen-size beds and the fourth room with two double beds. Each bedroom features a TV for media entertainment. Each bathroom has a bath, shower, toilet and basin.

The lodge offers a well-equipped kitchen that also contains a dishwasher and a washing machine, a PJ lounge, an entertainment area with a pool table, foosball table, and a projector upstairs.

Guests can enjoy using the BBQ/braai facilities, take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool, and admire the lovely estate views.

Relaxing and vitalising massage therapies can be arranged at an extra cost as well, as the lodge boasts a massage room.

Free Wi-Fi access, air-conditioning, and free secure parking are available.

Guests will often spot zebra, ostrich, buck, springbok, and other game visiting the property and dam, and grazing around the estate.

The home has solar power so is not affected by loadshedding.

Attractions

The Vaal Dam in South Africa was constructed in 1938 and lies 77km south of OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg. The Vaal Dam is a playground for all forms of water sports and events – every year there is the Round the Island yacht race, the Keelboat Week, the Bayshore 200 kilometre jetski race and the Bayshore Marina Vaal Dam treasure hunt – and there are apparently more keelboats on the dam than at all of our coastal harbours. There are 10 sailing clubs and any number of fishermen, waterskiiers and canoeists also head out to the dam over weekends.