Nestled within the sprawling landscapes of Lalibela Game Reserve in South Africa, Lalibela Mills Manor stands as an epitome of luxury, inviting guests to experience the untamed beauty of the African wilderness in refined elegance. Lalibela Game Reserve is located approximately 90 minutes away from Port Elizabeth, providing easy access for travelers seeking an escape into the heart of the African wilderness.

Mills Manor goes beyond traditional safari offerings, providing guests with a range of tailored experiences designed to suit individual interests. Meals are served in various enchanting settings, including the sophisticated dining room or outdoors in the open skys. The manor house features a welcoming bar, spacious lounge and dining room.  The décor within Mills Manor reflects a commitment to showcasing the region’s rich cultural heritage, incorporating indigenous materials and artworks. This attention to detail creates an atmosphere that not only exudes elegance but also pays homage to the natural beauty surrounding the manor.

For those seeking relaxation, a pool and sun deck with lougers and outdoor furniture offer a tranquil space to unwind amidst the sounds of the African bush. More outfoor features include a shady veranda, large fire pit and barbeque area where dining experiences can be served under the stars.

Lalibela Game Reserve is situated, is a 10,500 hectare private reserve that boasts a rich diversity of flora and fauna. This malaria-free game reserve offers an exceptional opportunity to see the Big Five as well as a wide variety of other wildlife in their natural habitat. The reserve’s ecosystem, featuring expansive plains, dense thickets, and meandering waterways, makes it a captivating destination for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Lalibela Game Reserve provides an array of safari experiences that cater to diverse interests. Guided game drives offer an opportunity to witness the majesty of African wildlife up close, while guided bush walks invite guests to connect with the smaller wonders of the reserve, including tracking animal prints and identifying native flora.