"Primitive" hotel in Africa. How about spending your vacation in a real cave?

Perhaps the suggestion to spend a vacation in a cave would sound somewhat strange and most likely would be rejected by wary travelers, as becoming a cave person doesn't sound very appealing. However, it's a whole different story when the hotel only resembles a Stone Age dwelling on the outside, while in reality its caves are perfected to the highest levels of comfort and luxury. This is exactly the situation with the "primitive" Kagga Kamma hotel in South Africa.

The Kagga Kamma Private Nature Reserve hotel is located in the Cederberg Mountains, 250 kilometers from Cape Town. It consists of 10 rooms scattered across different caves of the mountain range. The uniqueness of this place, along with its unusual location, is complemented by rock paintings dating back approximately 6,000 years.

It is important to clarify that the primitive ambiance of the hotel does not imply the same treatment towards its guests. The rooms here are fully equipped, furnished with all necessary appliances, and provide wireless internet. Moreover, certified experts will be happy to offer you a relaxing SPA program.

One undeniable advantage of the Kagga Kamma cave complex is the fact that no noisy neighbors partying all night will disturb the tranquility of your stay, as the cave provides the best protection from loud guests.

Who would have thought that primitive relaxation in terms of comfort level could be compared to modern and most innovative hotels.

Kagga Kamma is a hotel where the closeness to nature is fully felt, and those who wish to experience this to the fullest can always choose the Outcrop Open Air Room, consisting only of a double bed and a nightstand, located directly under the open sky, amidst high rocky cliffs protecting from the wind.

For enthusiasts of a more conventional dwelling, beautifully decorated caves await, offering stunning mountain views from their windows.

It may come as a surprise, but despite the cost of staying in this unique place amounting to 155 British pounds per night, it is highly popular. The project creators have put their heart and soul into it, creating an incredible organic blend of architecture and nature.