Koro Lodge
Located in a quiet corner of the reserve, Koro Lodge stands on a hillside to offer magnificent views of the Cederberg wilderness. A restored farmhouse, this unique private villa delivers a seamless blend of contemporary comfort and heritage charm throughout the airy bedrooms and spacious living areas.
The wide wrap-around terrace is ideal for al fresco dinners and relaxing afternoons spent reconnecting with friends and family, while the private heated rim-flow pool overlooks a secure garden landscaped with indigenous flora.
Stays at Koro Lodge are fully inclusive, with a dedicated chef, lodge host and wilderness guide on hand to help you create a bespoke escape. The Lodge can host up to six adults maximum and four children (at an additional charge).
Check-in is at 3.30pm and checkout is at 10.30am.
- Wrap-around terrace
- Private heated pool
- Private chef and guide
- Space for six people
East coast beaches
Havelet Bay
Within easy walking distance of the hotel and St Peter Port, Havelet Bay is a great spot to unwind with famous views of Cornet Rock and its castle.
Fermain Beach
This scenic, pebble beach is backed by low cliffs and dense woodland. Being on the craggy side of the island it is very different in character from most of Guernsey's better known beaches.
West coast beaches
Vazon Bay
An award-winning Blue Flag beach, which stretches for around two miles.
Pembroke Beach
A wide and flat beach which is one of the biggest bays on the island - with deep sand, the water is perfect for windsurfing, surfing, sailing, sea kayaking and even fishing if you wish.
South coast beaches
Moulin Huet
A stunning beach which was a favourite of the artist Renoir and led him to paint a series of landscapes in the mid-1880s.
Petit Bot
A glorious sandy bay that is surrounded by high cliffs that provide good shelter from winds.
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