3 Diamond Adventures is situated about 8 Km outside the town of Naboomspruit (Mookgopong) in the heart of the bushveld. It offers an alternative to lodges and ordinary holiday resorts, and offers a "breakaway to the farm". 3 Diamond Adventures is a family business run by the Theunissens. Abrie Theunissen is a former Blue train chef, and this ensures that their breakfast- and cocktail quadbike runs are an unforgettable experience.
You can enjoy a round of gholf at only R180 per player at the nearby Euphoria Gholf Estate. You can also visit the Lalele Crocodile farm which houses more than 10 000 crocodiles. If you have never seen the "Big 5" you can include that in your "shopping list", as the famous Entabeni Safari Conservancy is not too far away.
You are bidding on weekend (from Friday to Sunday) accommodation in the 6 bed chalet. Your winning bid will buy you and up to 5 other persons accommodation from Friday to Sunday (3 days/2 Nights). Booking is subject to availability of the unit, but can be used during any weekend within three months of your winning bid.
This chalet is situated in a secluded spot, away from the rest of the accommodation. It has two bedrooms and one bathroom, which also has a shower. The toilet is separate. There is a double bed in the main bedroom, two single beds in the second bedroom and a double sleeper couch in the livingroom. It is fully equipped, and all you need to bring along is your food and towels.
Accommodation is also offered in the "Eagle's Nest Chalet", as well as the 10 bed "Waterberg Farmhouse"
There is plenty to do and enjoy at 3 Diamond Adventures, hence the name. They offer quad bike rides, either with your own or well maintained quad bikes on hand for rental to use on the 45Km quad trial. You can also explore the game farm of about 300Ha on horseback - a sure way of viewing Kudu, Impala, Blesbok, Blouwildebeest and many more species.
You can also bring along your fishing tackle, or just enjoy the tranquality and amazing sunsets.
If you think the fun stops at sunset you can think again - nothing beats a good old fashioned "braai", or spending time around a bonfire in the "boma".
