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Xora is a village in the Eastern Cape of South Africa notable for Bulungula Lodge, one of the most beautiful lodges in South Africa, and voted in the top 25 ethical tourism destinations in the world by Rough Guides.

[edit] Get in

As they say, paradise is hard to get to. Visit the website for detailed instructions.

[edit] Get around

On foot!

[edit][add listing] See

[edit][add listing] Do

• Canoeing.  edit
• Fishing.  edit
• Visit the village.  edit
• Herbalist.  edit
• Woman's day. Spend a day as the local women do, collecting water and firewood  edit
• Walks. Walk either way along the beach from the lodge along miles of unspoilt coast.  edit

[edit][add listing] Buy

The nearest shop is about a 3.5 km walk away, and is very poorly equipped.

• Crafts shop. A small selection of local crafts are available at the lodge  edit

[edit][add listing] Eat

You can eat the daily prepared mail at the lodge, usually consisting of cereal or eggs, toast, bacon or veggie sausage and beans for breakfast, Xhosa bread or a traditional Xhosa meal for lunch, and a set Xhosa meal for supper. Alternatively, self-cater, or visit the village 'restaurant'.

[edit][add listing] Drink

• Shebeen. Drink some local brew at the village shebeen.  edit
• Bulungula. A limited range of cooldrinks, beers and ciders are usually available for guests at the lodge.  edit

[edit][add listing] Sleep

Bulungula Lodge, ☎ +27 (0)47 577-8900 (+27 (0)83 391 5525, paradise@bulungula.com), [1]. Bulungula is a lodge integrated into a remote rural village. Difficult to get to, it's worth the effort, and is a must see if you have the time to spend at least a few days there. Set in a stunningly beautiful location on the Wild Coast with unspoilt beaches, you can go canoeing, fishing, and spending time with a community that's one of the poorest in South Africa  edit

[edit] Get out

Getting out can be harder than getting in, especially if it's been raining!

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