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South Africa Tourism > KwaZulu-Natal Accommodation >Zululand Accommodation Isibindi Zulu Lodge - Accommodation in Rorke’s
Drift, KwaZulu Natal,
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| Price: 6 |
| all included |
| 1 double 4 twins 1 honeymoon suite |
Architecturally
inspired by the traditional Zulu beehive shape, the beehive suites offer
panoramic views of the game reserve and its diverse habitats ranging from
montane grassland to riverine forests. Each Beehive suite has its own
viewing deck overlooking the game reserve and the surrounding hills like
Rorke's Drift. All rooms are en-suite with separate bath and spacious
shower. The Honey moon suite, comanding views of a particularly game rich
area of the reserve, has a romantic sunken stone bath. The rooms are
individually set along the ridge ensuring ones privacy in this tranquil
environment. The main lodge set amongst huge Buffalo Thorn Trees and
dolorite boulders boasts a homely lounge with a large fireplace, a
library, a unique bar carved out of a Wait-a-Bit Thorn Tree, a swimming
pool with a view and spacious verandah. The privately set swimming pool
has breathtaking views over the game reserve. Guests gather around the
bar in the evenings to recall the days safari on the Anglo-Zulu
Battlefields or a game walk on the game reserve. Isibindi Zulu Lodge
takes pride in its cuisine and has developed a reputation for its unique
presentation of South African Fair. Breakfasts and lunches are either
served al fresco at the swimming pool or on the verandah.
Guests
are lead down a winding, narrow path through the dense bush to the
beating of the drums. As they emerge into a clearing, they come upon a
traditional Zulu umuzi (family homestead). Cattle lowing, the smell of
smoke, the pounding drums and the singing of the dancers all add to
the atmosphere. As the sun goes down, guests are given an energetic
and powerful performance of Zulu dancing and singing, the fading light
blurs edges around the dancing bodies of the Zulu men, making it an
unforgettable experience. For those interested in the savage history of
the area join our Zulu historian, for an intriguing day on the
Battlefields. Walk across the Buffalo River and wonder through a piece
of unchanged Zululand, meeting the different Zulu families who still
live incredibly traditional lifestyles.
For the adventurous try the pounding grade 2,3 & 4 rapids on the
Buffalo River or dare hang from a rope down a 60 foot cliff face.