Pieter Henning

Jeffrey's Bay (ZAF)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

Wildestate

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Location: Jeffrey's Bay
Industry: Hospitality
Year Founded: 2008
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Creation/Idea
Entity Type: Incorporated Outside United States
Description: 1. The Wildestate Project in South Africa A green game farm development in South Africa in the Baviaanskloof area on the main tourism route in the Eastern Cape and a on the beach hotel development in Jeffreysbay will conclude the South African developments. The game farm consist of 45 000 acres and the allocated land for the hotel development is 2, 4309 hectare and situated on the beach in Jeffreysbay. The construction of a 6 star; 120 bedroom hotel with 60 share title units, restaurant and mini shopping mall will definitely improve tourism and the attraction to Jeffreysbay. The green game farm project will consist of a 120 bedroom hotel, 60 exclusive villas, conference centre, health spa, golf course, self catering units and offer activities to nature lovers and those that appreciate exclusivity, hunting and sport activities. Two green game farm developments will take place in Zambia. One proposed estate is located on a game ranch, Ndevu, situated in Kavue, Zambia. The Kavue River runs adjacent. This game ranch is situated 4 hours from Lusaka. On the game ranch is an existing airstrip of 2 km. Tourist will be transported via aeroplane. The game ranch consists of elephants, lions, leopards, crocodiles, buffalo etc. There are micro-lights for transport to and from the ranch. The estate will have 120 available units, selling for the amount of 650 000 pounds per unit, giving buyers the opportunity to own a piece of real estate within a 50 000 hectare wildlife estate, managed by professionals. The development of a 420 bed Guest House Hotel with conference facilities, available for functions and venues. Mountain huts available for hunters and those preferring their privacy with isolation. Mountain hiking trails will be earmarked for hiking and fishing spots for residents and tourist. The second development in Zambia will be on Kota Kota a game farm on Lake Kariba.