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Palmswift B&B

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
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PalmSwift B&B is in the picturesque village of Winterton, which is situated in the Central Drakensberg area. It is called the PalmSwift Guesthouse as there is an enormous palm at the entrance of the house in which these particular swifts nest. The first thing people comment on, on entering the property is the incredible number of trees and their amazing size. Although the garden does not have many flowering plants and shrubs at the moment, the greenery and shade provide an atmosphere of tranquility and the feeling of being out in the country

The house is large and has 3 bedrooms available at the moment. The Blue Room has 2 single beds, a small sitting room looking onto a section of the garden and its own bathroom with a bath, shower, toilet and basin. The Green Room has a queen bed and a small sitting room. It also has it s own outside entrance. The Peach room has 2 single beds and is spacious. The Green and Peach rooms share a bathroom that has a shower, toilet and basin. At present, none of the bedrooms have their own TV or radio. The rooms are colourful but simply and tastefully furnished.

Laundry can be done by arrangement. Braai ( barbeque ) facilities are available it you don t want to eat out, with crockery and cutlery available for your use. Or use the microwave or stove to warm a take-away. Being in the Central Drakensberg area we are perfectly situated for a variety of tourist sights, historical sights as well as sporting facilities. Spionkop Nature reserve and Dam, the Boer War Battlefields, museums, excellent golf courses, river rafting, off road karting, quad biking, hiking and many other facilities are all within 15 to 30 minutes from our guesthouse. There are also many other interesting drives and sights further away that provide interesting day-outings. These include sights and activities in the Northern Drakensberg and the Midlands of KwaZulu Natal.

Web – Tel 036 468 5555 – Fax 036 468 1234

The Bridge Lodge

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
The Bridge Lodge

The Bridge Lodge

Situated in the Lovely tourist town of Winterton, central for business travellers.

Close to all the resorts and activities, this hotel offers relaxing accommodation and good food.

Pub and restaurant on premises. Cater for small functions. Halfway between Gauteng and Durban.

Email – Tel: 036 488 1554 – Fax: 036 488 1199

Tozer’s B&B

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Tozers B&B

Tozers B&B

Tozer’s B & B is situated in the beautiful village of Bergville , set against the backdrop of the majestic uKhahlamba Drakensberg mountains (Recently announced as a World Heritage Site).

We are centrally situated for day trips to Northern & Central Drakensberg approximately 30 min from all the popular “Berg” attractions. The B&B is halfway between Durban and Johannesburg.

Enjoy the peace and tranquility of our accommodation. We serve full English breakfast and our rooms are tastefully furnished, offering all modern conveniences, including TV. There is also an enclosed swimming pool where you can relax at your leisure. We offer off street parking and a private braai area.

Tel 036 448 1053 – Fax 036 448 1561

Sandford Park Lodge

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Sandford Park

Sandford Park

At the foothills of the uKhahlama – Drakensberg Mountains, World Heritage Site – a century old coach house nestles peacefully amid natural springs and streams. Dating back to 1850, Sandford Park, home for a British garrison sent to relieve the town of Ladysmith, causing the historical battle of Spioenkop, survived almost complete obliteration. Today, it has been restored to a place of complete relaxation and tranquility.

Between DBN and JHB, Sandford is in a perfect position, equidistant to the Royal National Park, Amphitheatre, Spioenkop Nature Reserve, Cathedral Peak and all major Battlefield sites.

The decor is reminiscent of an age gone by; tranquility nourishes the soul and enhances the memory of time visited.

The guest rooms all have en-suite bathrooms with upcountry cottage decor; all under thatch – being warm in winter and cool in summer.

The dining room has a very cozy atmosphere making it an all round experience, good food, good decor and quality music.

The pub is known by many as the “best in the Berg” with its great decor and design, not to mention the memorabilia covering the walls

Conference and Wedding facilities as well as a host of activities on offer such as, swimming, croquet, badminton, volleyball .

Our dam, which is stocked with Florida Bass, is 4 hectares in extent and a tremendous amount of enjoyment is had with the fishing, canoeing and boating, and of course with all this water and trees around, bird watching is high on many visitors list of which we boast over 80 different species.

WebEmail – Tel 036 448 1001/2 – Fax 036 448 1047 / 086 676 3421

Easby Guest Farm

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Easby Guest House

Easby Guest House

Situated in the tranquil surroundings of the Natal Midlands with a magnificent view of the majestic Drakensberg Mountains. Easby Guest Farm is in all respects a balm to the troubled soul. Easby House is more than a 100 years old, built before the Anglo Boer War. It was occupied by Gen. Louis Botha during that same war in 1900. Situated in the heart of the Drakensberg, it offers many scenic routes along which the avid historian can truly go back in time.

And if nature (rather than history) is your thing, Easby is the perfect place from which to explore the rest of the area. It is very centrally situated and is no more than half an hour’s drive from most of the splendours that the Drakensberg has to offer.

The house itself is built on a piece of land 300 acres in size and offers bird watching, nature trails, a pool, table tennis, volley ball, badminton, bar (with poll table & darts), and much much more. Horse riding can also be arranged.

WebEmail – Tel: 036 448 1128 – Fax: 036 448 1128

Drakensberg Inn

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Drakensberg Inn

Drakensberg Inn

 Set in the heart of the scenic Drakensberg Mountains, the Drakensberg Inn offers you a country house atmosphere and efficient personal service to suit your every need.

The charming old stone house hosts 18 stylish and comfortable decorated en-suite rooms; a ladies bar; coffee shop and Al la Carte restaurant. The stylish rooms, in selection of double and single beds, are serviced daily and equipped with electric blankets and roof fans. Towels are provided.

Because of being situated in the central of the Berg range, we are only half a hour drive from the Northern berg {Amphitheatre}; Cathedral Peak; The Drakensberg Boys choir (Central Berg} The Spionkop Game Reserve and The Battlefields.

WebEmail – Tel: 036 448 2946 – Fax: 036 448 2946

Devon Barton

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Devon Barton B&B

Devon Barton B&B

The Devon Barton B & B is located on a dairy farm approximately 5 km’s outside of Bergville. It is a two bedroomed, one bathroomed cottage with a small verandah. We are about 35 mins from both the Northern and Central Berg Resorts.

We boast an incredible view of the Drakensberg as well as some beautiful walks that one can do on the farm. It is a wonderful place for families to come and unwind and just enjoy the simple pleasures of life – of just being close to nature.

Because of its location it is also a super place to have as a base when exploring the berg. We are close to some brilliant restaurants in the area.

Email – Tel 036 448 1207 – Fax 036 448 1603

Bingelela Lodge

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Bingelela Lodge

Bingelela Lodge

Drakensberg Tourism Nestled in the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains, Bingelela is the ideal breakaway from the hustle & bustle of city life. Whether you choose to run in for a refreshing drink and a superb supper, or sleep over for a few days, the Bingelela experience will stay with you for a long time.

Always keen to innovate, hosts Joss & Paula have managed to create a stylish yet cosy venue in their old farmhouse for both intimate dining by candlelight and a fun night out with a crowd. Surrounded by huge trees with a view on the mountains, this is the perfect place for special occasions.

Joss and Paula will treat you to their typical homely hospitality as if you were family visiting for the holidays. Joss still actively farms and will gladly share his experience with you.

WebEmail – Tel: – Fax:

Anthony’s B&B

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Anthonys BnB

Anthonys BnB

 Superb comfort nestled in the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains. Warm hospitality, good food, tranquility, and the magic of the mountains; catering for the businessman and holiday guest.

On the outskirts of Bergville with access to the resorts and tourist attractions of the Central and Northern Drakensberg and strategically placed within the business forum. Four double bedrooms en suite, two in the Cottage which is also available as a self-catering unit.

DSTV, Internet, swimming pool, stationary bicycle and health walker. In the area – golf, tennis, bowls, polo, horse riding, day walks, bird and game viewing, Drakensberg Boy’s Choir, craft and curio outlets.

email – Tel: 036 448 1033 – Cel: 083 334 7488 – Fax: 036 448 1033

The Nest Hotel

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
The Nest

The Nest

The Nest is the oldest and most well-known of all the Berg resorts in the Natal Drakensberg. Celebrating its 70 th year of welcoming guests in 2003, The Nest has a strong following of guests who make a point of coming year after year, returning to this most special place of comfort, wonder and beauty.

The Nest offers award winning food, spectacular gardens, wonderful facilities, relaxing accommodation, friendly staff and exquisite views over the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg World Heritage Site together with the availability of just about all leisure and sporting facilities imaginable.

It must be this combination that make The Nest a unique and much loved destination for so many tourists, families, bowlers and many more from far flung places.

WebEmail – Tel 036 468 5555 – Fax 036 468 1234