PAID CONTENT FOR AMANZI ISLAND BOUTIQUE HOTEL
PAID CONTENT FOR AMANZI ISLAND BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Amanzi Island Boutique Hotel KNYSNA, SOUTH AFRICA
With the tranquil Knysna Lagoon lapping against its doorstep, the four-star Amanzi Island Boutique Hotel is a nature lover’s dream. Tucked away in a secluded spot on Leisure Island
with views of the Featherbed Nature Reserve and the Knysna Heads, this exciting destination offers a unique bouquet of activities for all ages including kayaking, kitesurfing, fishing, cycling and hiking. If that’s not enough, some of the best golf courses in the world lie just a few miles away, and there are a cacophony of motorboat and sailing options for those keen to get out on the water. Guests at Amanzi can choose from 15 spacious
suites. The suites are air-conditioned, with many featuring a private balcony or patio and all appointed with luxury amenities. The most sought- after suite is the Kingfisher with a 10-metre infinity pool, views of ‘The Heads’, and a large private deck. Serving as a personal Beach House for its guests,
the vibe at Amanzi is casual and relaxed. Visitors are invited to relax and enjoy a cocktail on the deck overlooking the lagoon while planning their evenings and activities.
Visitors to the hotel can indulge in modern South
African cuisine at the on-site Terrace Restaurant, with dishes created by the two in-house chefs using the abundant produce sourced from nearby waters. Amanzi offers a luxury shuttle service to and from attractions and restaurants, leaving guests with one less thing to worry about during their stay. With decades of awards and favourable reviews
under its belt, Amanzi Island Boutique Hotel is currently under the stewardship of the Fisher Family, who have owned land in the area since 1967 and are passionately committed to offering visitors the true Knysna experience. The town of Knysna is an idyllic UNESCO-
designated biosphere reserve at the heart of the world-renowned Garden Route — a 190-mile stretch of coastline at the southern tip of Africa. Highlights include the Knysna Forest, the Knysna Elephant Sanctuary and the annual Oyster Festival. Visitors exploring Knysna can expect both fine
and casual dining options, quaint coffeeshops, vibrant gin bars, a selection of high street and boutique shops, as well as access to water sports.
DON’T MISS Take a local chartered lagoon sunset cruise to the Knysna Heads, complemented by onboard canapes and a glass of bubbly
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KEY FEATURES • Terrace Restaurant and dining deck • Media centre • Communal hotel swimming pool • Hotel shuttle • Air conditioning and satellite TV in hotel rooms
• Free private parking on site • Storage for belongings • Children’s play area • Laundry service • Wi-fi access • Free use of cruiser bicycles • Free use of kayaks and SUP boards • Lagoon boat day or half day excursions • Picnic hampers
GET IN TOUCH
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