The Palace of The Lost City at Sun City is one of the most enticing travelers destinations in the world, tribute to man's imagination and revered for its art and architecture. Fabled to be the royal residence of an ancient king, it is truly one of the "worlds leading hotels."
The Palace lavishes its guests with 5 star service and is luxurious in every facet of its fabulous architecture and decor. Each of the luxurious guest rooms and suites offers wonderful views over water or jungle and the intricately handcarved furnishings reflect the fauna and flora of africa. Residents may choose to dine in either the Villa Del Palazzo or Crystal Court restaurants where fine cuisine is a treasured art.
Surrounding the hotel is a 25 hectare botanical jungle. The jungle is threaded with meandering paths, cascades, lakes and pools and a variety of water-borne adventure rides.

Laid out on a 660 hectares of estate, this country club combines the perfect Golf ‘n Game combination: spectacular African bush and wildlife, and pristine golfing conditions on a Peter Matkovich-designed course. Close by is the 12 500 hectare Mabalingwe Game Reserve, home of the Big 5, and malaria-free.

The course was carved out of an undulating rocky terrain and has a classical African feel. Even the clubhouse, which blends in perfectly, has been modeled on the Zimbabwe ruins, an ancient mystical city in the heart of Africa.
South African golfing legend and course designer, Gary Player, believes that he has created one of the top courses in the world at the Lost City, with its desert style front nine and out-of Africa back nine. The back nine is your golf safari with only a fence separating the golfers from the untamed African countryside that is the Pilanesberg Game Reserve.

Another Peter Matkovich gem, situated on picturesque malaria-free bushveld. Elements is home to zebra, giraffe and many buck species, who freely roam the course, and who add to the naturally breathtaking surrounds on this challenging, pristine course.

Continually ranked the best golf course in South Africa, the Gary Player Golf course sets the standard. It is arguably the most famous course in South Africa and has hosted the Nedbank Million dollar golf tournament. This 18-hole golf course is both demanding and difficult, with some golfers claiming it to be the toughest course in the Southern Hemisphere.

Madikwe is regarded as one of the finest conservation areas in Africa, offering all the major species, including lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, both white and black rhino along with almost all the plains antelope species.
Malaria free Madikwe Game Reserve is a 75 000 hectare reserve restored from farmland to its natural environment. Accommodation is provided by one of the many 5 star lodges on the reserve, each comprising luxury chalets combined with the best cuisine South Africa has to offer. When in Madikwe, it is the perfect time to do all the bush activities: open vehicle game drives, exciting night drives, guided bush walks, and bird-watching.

Award-winning Entabeni Private Game Reserve is less than 3 hours drive from Johannesburg on a 12,000 hectare private game farm in a malaria-free zone. Situated in the World Heritage ‘Waterberg biosphere’ of the Waterberg region, The luxury safari lodge experience offers you Big 5 viewings, helicopter flights, stargazing in our own observatory, sunset lake cruises, horse-back safaris.
At Entabeni Private Game Reserve, Earthsong Lodge offers a breathtaking view of the mountains and is an exclusive and luxurious 5-star experience. The luxury suites rooms are furnished in African Baroque style and have private sun decks with breathtaking views of the wetlands and vast open plains.

Nestled in the exclusive Sandhurst suburb of Sandton, Saxon makes a world class statement of ethnic African elegance, combined with personalized attention to detail. Saxon has always been a place of welcome.
First as a home, now a home away from home. Saxon boasts twenty four suites of various sizes. All suites incorporate a strong element of African art, latticed shutters covering large bay windows, looking onto the tranquil gardens or pool area.
Saxon has witnessed history within its walls as it became home to Nelson Mandela after he was released from prison. It was during this time that South Africa's former President used the serene setting of Saxon to edit his autobiography "Long walk to Freedom”.

Over the heart of Nelson Mandela Square, Johannesburg, towers the majestic Michelangelo - the perfect vantage from which to observe the entertainment and corporate capital of Africa. Immerse yourself in the culture and breakneck pace of Sandton. Then return to convalesce in the serenity of Renaissance-style elegance that makes Michelangelo of one of the Leading Hotels of the World.
At the Michelangelo, there are myriad ways to spoil yourself.
Our 218 Deluxe and Superior rooms, as well as our 22 Premier and Executive suites have all been tastefully decorated to reflect the elegant Renaissance-style that has been carried throughout the rest of the hotel. Our two Presidential Suites each have a private dining room and lounge as well as 24-hour butler service for the more discerning guest.
All suites have private bathrooms with a separate shower and toilet, hairdryers, radio, colour TV, pay movie channel, 24-hour CNN and CNBC, individually controlled aircon, direct dialing phones, direct in and out dialing for personal fax/modem, Internet, electronic razor plug (220/110V), complimentary tea & coffee and mini bar.
For your security, all rooms are equipped with electric safes and smoke detectors with sprinkler systems.
The Executive Lifestyle Fitness Centre with a heated and covered pool, grassed sun deck and steam bath, will assuage your senses.
You can also indulge yourself at the Health Hydro.

The Glendower Country club is a must play for any golfer visiting the area. The golf course is not only one of the oldest but is also rated as one of the best in the Johannesburg area and belongs in the top 10 rated course in South Africa.
This challenging, well-designed golf course is superbly manicured and is situated in aesthetically pleasing natural surroundings. Glendower was declared a natural conservation in 1973 to protect the abundance of bird life and lush vegetation on the course.

The Dainfern Club course was designed by golfing legend Gary Player, who incorporated the Jukskei River and valley in his design. A number of holes cross the river and water is a prominent feature of the course, which plays 6 580 metres long and is a par 72. Dainfern is situated half an hour away from the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg and also houses a residential estate.

The two 18 hole layouts at 'Royal' are among the best courses in Johannesburg. Royal was built in 1933 and the championship East layout has been frequent host to the South African Open. They are both long courses and at first glance an intimidating prospect for most visitors until you remember that at Johannesburg's high altitude the ball travels 10% further. The courses have a tree lined parkland layout with gentle undulations rather than abrupt slopes.

The Country Club Johannesburg has two courses, the Woodmead and the Woodlands. The Woodmead is the older and also the better championship test. Upgraded in 2001 by Golf Data, it is vastly improved. Built on a large area of land, there is a wonderful feeling of space on every hole. Ranked No 40 in South Africa in 2003.

After having his home on the land for more than 25 years, Gary Player had plenty of time to visualise this championship course on the banks of the Crocodile River. With water on 11 holes, this course will challenge low handicappers, without detracting from the enjoyment of those less accomplished. The views of the Magalies’ mountains, the oldest range in the world, and the Cradle of Mankind, will provide spectacular distraction. At over 7700m from the black tees, it is currently the longest course in South Africa, but an experience that really should not be missed.