Archives for the 'Recreation' Category
Drakensberg Boys Choir
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
Drakensberg Boys Choir
The world renowned Drakensberg Boys Choir School is situated next to the Dragon Peaks Park en route to Monks Cowl Camp.
The coir draws inspiration for its exuberant performances from the beatiful surroundings.
Every Wednesday during term, a concert is held in the school’s auditorium. Reservations are essential.
Web – Email – Tel: 036 468 1012 – Fax: 036 468 1017
Falcon Ridge
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
Falcon Ridge
Situated on the R600 – 2km past Drakensberg Boys Choir
Visit Falcon Ridge and witness and amazing birds of prey display!
Daily flights 10h30 (except Fridays)
Tel 082 774 6398 – Fax 036 468 1752
Kwa-Zulu Weavers
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
KwaZulu Weavers
Are you interested in candles and rugs. If so then pop in and see what we have to offer…
Rugs can enhance any room as a decorative hanging.
Redecorate your home by moving your rugs around. Its like moving home without all the relocation expenses.
Web – Email – Tel 036 488 1657 – Fax 036 468 1658
Treks Trips & Tours
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
Treks Trips and Tours
In Champagne Valley, in the Central Drakensberg region of KwaZulu Natal, you find Treks, Trips & Trails. It is beautifully set in the Drakensberg foothills near Winterton and is central to some of the best tourist offerings in the Zulu Kingdom.
Our specific aim is to add a little extra to your time in our beautiful province by showing you some of those hidden places and not so often travelled routes.
Some options to consider:
- Off the beaten track trips by 4×4 – a must for the adventurous
- Game reserve tours – see the ‘Big 5′ or even the rare white lions
- Birding trips – from birds of prey to a trip on Bell Park dam teaming with bird-life
- Sani Pass and Lesotho – up early or stay over at Africa’s highest pub
You have the luxury of customising your tour to best meet your wishes.
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Winterton Museum
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
The Natal Drakensberg is one of South Africa’s most outstanding attractions, which draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually to its scenic beauty, crisp mountain air and crystal clear waters.
Winterton Museum
Midst this beautiful area lies the Winterton Museum. It was officially opened in 1993 by Mrs Sheila Henderson and is certainly worth a visit. This is a community museum and represents living history, telling the story of the people in the area, both past and present.
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