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About Settle Inn
Settle Inn offers self-catering accommodation in the beautiful Sundays River Village of Colchester. Located 40 km east of Gqeberha and situated on the banks of the Sundays River.
The source of the 250 kilometer long Sundays River, originally known as the Nukakamma by the native Khoisan people, is in the Sneeuberge, the highest mountain range in South Africa outside the Drakensberg and runs through the beautiful Sunday River Valley and empties into the majestic Indian Ocean.
Settle Inn offers tastefully furnished, luxury self-catering accommodation with a choice of five modern units, approximately 80 meters from the banks of the Sundays River offering entertainment and fun for the entire family. Guests can select between surf or river fishing, bird watching, canoeing, sandboarding, or just relaxing with a good book on the jetty taking in the breathtaking ambience.
Whether you and the family require a relaxing tranquil break or a full-on vacation, Settle Inn is ideally situated within close proximity of the world-famous game reserves of Addo, Shamwari, Schotia Safaris, Kariega, Lalibella and the small towns of Port Alfred, Bushman’s River, Kenton-on-Sea, Jeffery’s Bay, Tsitsikamma and even Plettenberg Bay leaving you spoilt for choice when deciding on day trips.
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Addo is synonymous with the Elephant Park held within its borders. A small town located in the Sarah Baartman region of the Eastern Cape about an hours drive away from Gqeberha. Addo has many great features to it independent of the famed and gracious elephants.
The Sundays River snakes its way through the area providing water sport opportunities, with the Zuurberg Mountains that surround Addo providing hiking and horse riding trails. The bird life here is spectacular with a good variety of birds sighted.
The neighbouring Addo Elephant National Park (as part of the South African National Parks Board) is what draws thousands of visitors from all over the world. The Park boasts as South Africa’s “Big Seven” as it now includes the Southern Right Whale and great white shark since the Park extends to the sea and nearby islands.
Addo has many historical sites which date back as far as 1829.
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