Near to George, on South Africa’s most beautiful Garden Route, nestles a revered timeshare resort named Wilderness Dunes. It is in the midst of beautiful unpolluted beaches, indigenous forests and idyllic lakes. Considering factors such as climate, nearby amenities, activities and ecology in comparison with other holiday destinations, you will soon learn why Wilderness Dunes is always the new black. Guests at Wilderness Dunes enjoy the highest standards of accommodation in the most beautiful of surrounds.

The Guinness Book of Records has recorded the Garden Route’s climate to be the second mildest in the entire world, second to Hawaii that is. The summers are moderately hot and winters mild to chilly. You can expect all-year-round rainfall, with the majority falling in winter. This maritime climate sees average high and low temperatures of 28 and 10 degrees Celsius in winter and summer.

Wilderness Dunes is in close proximity to George. Travelling from George is easy as there are frequent connections and the airport is a mere 22km away. George has all modern world conveniences and visitors enjoy the small town atmosphere. It also happens to be the site of the Oubaai and Le Grande golf courses, both top-end estates. And while some prefer the tranquillity of a golf course, others can put their legs to good use in the newly completed Garden Route Shopping Mall, 10 km away.

There are 41 chalets, inconspicuous in appearance, yet offering luxurious living inside. Legacy Group, known for their famous hotels in Sandton, Johannesburg – the Michelangelo Towers and Da Vinci – are the managing company for the resort. Open plan and balcony with patio furniture allow you to relax amongst the splendid fauna and flora of Wilderness. Tennis courts, children’s facilities and swimming pool are located in the resort. A boardwalk provides direct access to the ocean. Fractional ownership at the resort is really staying at your holiday home and not a busy vacation destination.

The resort facilities also include: an entertainment room; walks through Melkhout forest; bird watching and fishing. Nearby attractions include: Wilderness spa 800m from resort; Fancourt, Pinnacle Point & Pezula Golf courses nearby; restaurants in Wilderness town, 5km away; fly-fishing in Sedgefield, Klein & Groot Brak for Leervis , Skipjack, Grunter & Kob; Mountain bike trails; Hiking; Casino – 44km away – Pinnacle Point.One of the lasting impressions to be taken away from Wilderness Dunes will be the scenery in and around the resort .

Ocean views from chalet balconies create an amorous setting for al fresco drinks while the Outeniqua mountain range’s forested downs adorn the backdrop.  The Outeniqua Choo Tjoe is the last remaining steam-driven passenger train between George and Mossel bay and is the perfect way to discover the abundance of nature in the region.

The recommended way of acquiring the opportunity to own a piece of this top resort is through fractional ownership with Legacy group and Magic Breakways. Fractions are two fortnight stays per year and include membership to the International Registry’s exchange program. Be warned that serious growth and opportunity will accompany your investment.Ways and means of getting time at this resort are varied, but the recommended means is the purchase of a highly sought after fractional ownership through the Legacy Group and Magic Breakaways. The fraction will allocate owners two fortnight stays per year and allow access to the exchange program as well. Be warned that serious growth and opportunity will accompany your investment.