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Matopos is know for it beautiful granite rock formations
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Gorgeous lounge area built into the natural caves of Matopos
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Experiencing the cultural aspect of Matopos
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The Resident Zonki
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The Home-Stead breakfast set up
Two thousand years ago, the Bushmen called Matopos their home. Now you can too. For 26 years, the Stead Family have shared their beautiful family home in quiet harmony with furry and feathered residents of matopos. The only noise pollution being that of their children's laughter bouncing off the rocks. The Steads would now like to share their idyllic lifestyle with you and your family. Unfenced and untamed - this is your private wilderness of granite. A wonderful opportunity to disconnect from reality and reconnet with family and nature.
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The Home-Stead lounge area
Two thousand years ago, the Bushmen called Matopos their home. Now you can too. For 26 years, the Stead Family have shared their beautiful family home in quiet harmony with furry and feathered residents of matopos. The only noise pollution being that of their children's laughter bouncing off the rocks. The Steads would now like to share their idyllic lifestyle with you and your family. Unfenced and untamed - this is your private wilderness of granite. A wonderful opportunity to disconnect from reality and reconnet with family and nature.
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Rhino Tracking
A 'bucket list' activity and opportunity to get up close and personal with these rare and endangered animals.
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The My Beautiful Home Bicycle Ride
A well-plotted and carefully planned cycle route through the villages and rural homes in the Matopos - A once in a lifetime experience.
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Cecil Johns Rhodes Grave
Credit: Oevans
Final resting place of Cecil John Rhodes, pioneer and founder of Rhodesia.
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Silosizwane Cave
Credit: Heiko
The incredible rock art paintings found at Silosizwane Cave dating back 10 thousand years.
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Infinity Rock Pool
The beautiful infinity pool, carved into the granite rock offers you the opportunity to relax & refresh in its cool waters or on the comfortable sunbeds, with breathtaking views over the Matobo Hills and the waterhole below. Situated next to the sunset lounge, which holds the safari spa where guests can pamper themselves with a range of treatments from full body massages to facials, pedicures & manicures.
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Suite 10 - Cecil John Rhodes Suite
Credit: Olwen Evans
The Cecil John Rhodes Suite is the most secluded lodge, elevated to the back of the main area and behind Suite 8. There are 36 steps up to the room so would be most suitable for those guests that don’t mind a little uneven terrain. The suite consists of an ensuite bathroom with toilet, his & hers showers, outside bath, rock basin, tea & coffee stations, a lounge area, fan, mosquito net, mosquito coils, open wardrobe, king-size bed, hairdryers & electric blankets. This suite boasts a swing bridge leading out to a private viewing sala overlooking the waterhole.
