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FIREFLY COTTAGE AT FOREST EDGE - VIRTUAL PHOTO TOUR
Firefly cottage is situated on the North-Eastern end of the property and adjacent to our donkey camp and wood- and tool-sheds (see site map). The road to Drupkelders can be seen from the stoep.
It has Froggy Pond behind it, so offers much of the water ambiance while overlooking the indigenous Forest to the North.
Bushbuck, baboons and monkeys are often spotted moving past this cottage and Knysna Loeries sometimes fly over it.
It is a popular choice with Honeymooners and for Romantic Getaways, and of course bird-lovers who enjoy twitching right from their stoep or hammock!
With the donkey camp nearby it also makes a good choice for families who have a special interest in the donkeys.
The cottages are all identical in terms of floorplan / layout and facilities, so they ALL offer what is listed on the cottage facility page. Please see interior and exterior photos of Firefly cottage below. Gardens change; linen etc gets changed, so this is meant to be representative. Guest photos are acknowledged in the hover-over. Quicklinks to the rest: FairyDen cottage; FoxGlove cottage; Fieldmouse cottage; FroggyPond cottage; FireFly cottage; Reception; Communal Areas *** IMPORTANT: Please note that we do NOT under any circumstances guarantee a specific cottage. See more on this below the photos.
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*** Please note that we do NOT under any circumstances guarantee a specific cottage. The purpose of this virtual tour is to give you the best possible idea of what Forest Edge looks like, and by dividing it into the various Cottage Areas, it makes this task more manageable. You are welcome to indicate your first and second choice and we obviously want to make you happy where we can, but it is impossible to place all guests in the cottage they want, if it happens to be the same cottage! And we sometimes have to shift people to a different cottage in the case of an unforseen operational challenge like a burst geyser, for example. |