Welcome to Nukakamma Guest House where sustainability meets comfort. Situated in the small village of Colchester in the heart of the Sundays River Valley, only 36km from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) our establishment is proud to generate most of our electricity through solar panels harnessing sunlight and providing a greener and more eco-friendly experience for our guests.
The property borders on the Addo Elephant National Park with just the game fence separating the properties. The Guest House offers lovely views of the plateau’s ridge inside the Park and you may even spot some game from our upstairs wooden decks while sipping on sundowners.
Whether you are looking to get closer to nature or just looking for a tranquil and quiet getaway while still being close to a major city, Nukakamma Guest House and Self-Catering Apartments is for you.
We provide a comfortable, luxurious and safe stay in our establishment, consisting of 3 guest bedrooms in the Main House as well as our 2 bedroomed self-catering cottage. Each guest room in the Main House has a private en suite bathroom with towels and linen provided. We have secure onsite parking as well as an alarm system for our guests’ complete peace of mind.
Breakfast is included for all guests staying in the Main House while the Self-Catering Cottage is equipped with all the household amenities necessary to make your stay comfortable. From the moment you step into our Guest House you’ll find an array of energy-efficient amenities designed to maximize comfort while minimizing energy consumption. From our energy efficient LED lighting, solar geysers and gas hobs we invite you to experience comfort created in an environmentally responsible manner.
Your host Vicky, will ensure your stay is enjoyable and relaxing with superior African hospitality that Nukakamma Guest House is renowned for. Vicky is an accomplished cook in the kitchen and offers traditional South African dinners to both Guest House and Self-Catering guests on request. Guests can enquire directly with the Guest House regarding our daily menu, guided game drives into the Park, cruises on the Sunday’s River or any other special requests.
The surrounding areas offer an abundance of wildlife, a vast variety of vegetation and rich cultural heritage. The name Nukakamma is the name given to the Sundays River by the Indigenous Xhosa people, meaning ‘grassy waters’. The name refers to the banks of the river that are always green, despite the arid terrain it runs through.
Book your stay with us today and experience true relaxation!
36 km from Chief Dawid Stuurman international Airport in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
2 restaurants in the Colchester area
Spar Grocery Store in Colchester
5 min drive from Southern Entrance of Addo Elephant Park
BP Garage for fuel
Addo Elephant Park
Sandboarding
Port Elizabeth beaches
River Mouth hiking
Fishing
Cruises on the river
2 bedroom - Option of King size or 2 x single beds in each room. Bathroom with bath only Equipped with: complimentary coffee & tea, private entrance, 100% cotton linen, laundry facilities, lounge & dining area, fully equipped kitchen, private wooden deck.
King size bed or 2 x single beds, en-suite bathroom with shower, complimentary coffee & tea in the main kitchen, complimentary breakfast and 100% cotton linen. Availabe in room internet access and hairdryers.
King-size bed or 2 x single beds, on-suite bathroom with shower, complimentary coffee & tea available in the main house kitchen, complimentary breakfast and 100% cotton linen. Beautiful private patio and internet access included in this room.
King size bed or 2 x single beds, en-suite bathroom with shower, complimentary coffee & tea in the main kitchen, complimentary breakfast and 100% cotton linen. Availabe in room internet access and hairdryers.
- 100%
deposit required
- Cancellation, no-shows and premature departures forfeit deposit paid
100% deposit required
No refunds for cancellations, no-shows and premature departures
From the N2 heading towards Grahamstown from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), take the turn-off to the left, directly opposite of the BP Garage/Fuel station in Colchester. Drive for about 600 m and you will find Nukakamma Guest House on your right hand side.
From the N2 heading towards Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) from Grahamstown, take the turn-off to the right, directly opposite of the BP Garage/Fuel station in Colchester. Drive for about 600 m and you will find Nukakamma Guest House on your right hand side.
Units are charged as a whole with the maximum allowed persons. Therefore children will be charged for on existing beds only.
