"GG ​​Conservation" enables you to rent "Lion House" property in South Africa

"GG ​​Conservation" enables you to rent "Lion House" property in South Africa

 "GG ​​Conservation" enables you to rent "Lion House" property in South Africa

 "GG ​​Conservation", in Harrismith, South Africa, offers guests the opportunity to rent the "Lion House", a three-bedroom house, amid 77 asads roaming the land.

The price of the house available on Airbnb starts at £ 82 per night and is a safe place thanks to the strong electrical walls around the building.

The director of the 50-year-old Susan Scott, originally from Leeds, Yorkshire, said guests could approach the lions and watch their behavior.

"Blacks are all in camps, behind a strong fence, and there is also an electric fence inside and the top of all the camps, a precautionary measure necessary to ensure the safety of blacks, where blacks can kill each other. Fences and keep them safe from each other.

He is also a native of wild wild zebras, zebras, ostriches, and a special type of antelope found in South Africa, Lesotho and Namibia.

Games can be arranged at an additional cost, and the "wonderful walking trails" are available in the nearby nature reserve.

The house also features an internal firewood fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, a master bathroom, barbecue facilities and internet access.

"GG ​​Conservation" is a non-profit organization, and the booking fee of Airbnb goes directly to the charity to help it keep the lions.

Statistics show that blacks are at risk of extinction due to illegal fishing, loss of habitats and disease, and within 50 years, the number of lions has dropped from half a million to 20,000.