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We had a great few days and are really pleased we chose Antbear. You are excellent hosts, your accommodation is very spacious and relaxing, breakfasts and dinners combined super food and a convivial time. Your recommendations for areas to walk were much appreciated, and we loved the walking itself. I suspect from your comments re e mail capacity you may not open these attachments, but they are representative images of our stay. We also enjoyed the rest of our trip to South Africa. Best wishes for a busy season with the right sort of guests, and enjoy developing your new projects. Kind regards, Rosemary and Mike Lambert PS Should you be visiting the UK/Devon, we'd be pleased to see you here in Branscombe/Beer 28.01.2008 by Maggie Linden and Donna Berry from UK - 5/5- Hi Andrew and Connie Just a quick e-mail to say thank you for a fantastic stay at Antbear. We really enjoyed it fantastic countryside and accommodation and really welcoming hosts. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay it was one of the highlights of our trip. We followed your alternative directions Andrew to Amphitheatre - it was fantastic drive albeit we got lost! Scenery was great though - even if drive a little hairy at times! We would certainly recommend Antbear to friends but the best testament you can have I suppose is that yours was the only establishment full in an out of season period - so there you go you are doing things right! Good Luck and hope to see you again some time - hope the map is a great success - we did inform Springbok about wrong number!! Regards Maggie Linden and Donna Berry 08.10.2007 by Oskar Lafag from Germany - 5/5- Thank you andrew and conny for a wonderful 3 days in the Drakensberg Mountains. Your help with maps, routes and general advice was more than we could have wished for. We will visit you again if we come back to South Africa 03.04.2007 by Caroline Richards from UK - 5/5- 'Antbear Guest house is everything it says on it's website. Andrew and Connie are charming and very friendly hosts and help you get the most out of your visit. The situation is dramatic, poised on a hillside overlooking a large valley and cliffs, and away in the distance the Giant's Castle. It has not got all singing dancing mod. cons or haut cuisine, but is very comfortable and relaxing, dinner is round one big table with good home-cooked food, every night a different theme! and a variety of dinning companions. 01.04.2007 by Rosaleen and Peter from UK - 5/5- Andrew and Connie. We cannot stop talking about our stay with you now nearly a month ago. You are such good hosts in such an idyllic spot we just wished we could have stayed a little while longer in your company. The wedding at Providence was a great success and your recommendation, The Whistling Duck’ did very well from the assembled company as we breakfasted there every morning. We took your recommended route through Greytown, Dundee and Vryheid to the Tembe Elephant reserve. Fantastic. We have to say that we have been stunned by your country and we are so glad that we opted for car travel and that the routes that we decided to take, much against the wishes of the rest of the party who flew to Durban and then stuck to motorways. In doing so they missed a really interesting trip through Zulu land. We would love to return and do the battlefields but probably would find it difficult to get past the Drakensberg, those stupendous mountains. We both cannot thank you enough for making us so welcome. We will not easily forget your amazing site with those unbelievable views and your ready friendship.
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