Fifty acres means the activity does not need a second location or a bus.
Session in the morning, obstacle course after lunch, boma around the fire at the end of the day.
The usual team day has three addresses and a bus between them.
Here the session room, the activity, lunch, the fire and the beds are all inside one gate, so the schedule survives contact with reality.
Purpose-built on the grounds.
The activity most groups come for, and the one that decides the day.
Two courts.
A round-robin runs well as an afternoon session or an informal breakaway.
A 9-hole course on the grounds.
Slower than it looks after lunch, which is usually the joke.
Open-air braai area for 60 around the fire.
Where the day ends and the conversation actually happens.
Open gardens, lawns and trails.
Room for an outdoor session that does not need a second address.
Seventy delegates in singles, or 110 sharing.
A day becomes an overnight without moving anyone.
Most groups land on some version of this.
Timings are yours to set; the point is that nothing on the list needs a car.
Session in one of the six venues.
Projector, screen, AV, air conditioning and fibre Wi-Fi are included, so the working part of the day is not the part that goes wrong.
Lunch from the hotel kitchen, in the venue, the restaurant or outside.
Dietary requirements are handled by the kitchen if you send them ahead.
Outdoor activity on the grounds: obstacle course, padel, putt-putt or a mix.
Facilitators can be arranged, or you can run it yourselves.
Braai in the private boma around the fire, for up to 60.
Delegates who are staying over walk to their rooms afterwards.
That is all we need to put a quote together.
The activity, the menu and the timings can be worked out afterwards.