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Serendipity a luxurious waterfront
Guest House cradled by the protected evergreen
Outeniqua forests situated on the banks of the
Touw River and borders on to the Wilderness
National Park in the heart of the Garden
Route.
Serendipity Guest House in Wilderness is the
perfect base from which to explore the Garden
Route with its pristine beaches, mountains, forests,
lakes, rivers and kloofs is an absolutely spectacular
holiday destination, a place to restore your soul
and revitalize your body and mind.
Serendipity Guest House is adjudicated by Portfolio
Collection as of Great Comfort – that is,
refined comforts with added extras: thoughtful
touches and home from home comforts with a relaxed
and friendly atmosphere.
TGCSA rated Serendipity: 5-star Guest House.
Serendipity offers four top quality en-suite
bedrooms with plush percale fine linen, under
floor heating and ceiling fans, personal safety
deposit box. Guests may choose between single
beds, queen size or king size beds. All our en-suite
bedrooms are air-conditioned.
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The word serendipity was coined
by Horace Walpole, 28th January 1754, in a letter
he wrote to his friend, Horace Mann, the English
resident in Florence. He told him that he invented
it in reference to the title of an old Persian
fairy story The Three Princes of Serendip,
whose heroes regularly discovered pleasant things
that they weren’t searching for.
But if you read the story you will find that
the princes were actually well educated and intelligent
men. Their good fortune was based on careful deduction,
not chance. As the saying has it, “fortune
favours the prepared mind”, just as discoveries
today that are said to be serendipitous
are so often the result of experience and good
observation.
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