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For the avid birder, a visit to the Drakensberg promises tiny gems such as the brilliant-green flash of a malachite sunbird; the chatty cacophony of a flock of masked weavers; to a breathtaking glimpse of the rare black eagle, martial eagle, lammergeyer (bearded vulture) or lanner falcon revelling in its natural habita ...
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Four Rivers Rafting & Adventures is a family based company that has been up and running since 1999. We started off from small and humble beginnings and through giving a quality product have managed to grow and evolve into one of South Africa's great Adventure based companies. We are constantly striving to give the ...
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The Marutswa Forest Trails and Bird Boardwalk in Bulwer are among KwaZulu-Natal’s finest treasures. This is a richly populated birding spot in a historic indigenous forest where ancient trees soar overhead in a whispering canopy of subtly changing hues.
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Drakensberg Quad Tracks and Adventures operate from Cathedral Peak Hotel in the central Drakensberg. Our quad bike track meanders through the foothills of the Drakensberg up to Lake William for a half way stop. The elevation of this spot allows breathtaking views. Our Ride is enjoyable for the less and more experience ...
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Sandra se Winkel is a living Trading Store museum with sealed products dating from the 60's still in their original packaging. All is not for sale and that is why it is a museum.
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Cathkin Equestrian Centre now offers overnight rides to a secluded private cottage in Wonder Valley behind the Matterhorn. This 4 to 5 hour trip on horseback includes 4 meals, on route to the cottage we stop over for a picnic lunch in a cave with bushman drawings dating back hundreds of years. Dinner will be a bbq with ...
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Drakensberg Ballooning offers scenic hot air balloon flights over KwaZulu-Natal with panoramic views stretching from the Amphitheatre in the Northern Drakensberg to Giants Castle in the Southern Drakensberg.
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Stuart McLean of Birds and Beyond will guide you up the magnificent Sani Pass in search of the endemics and birds on your wishlist. The 4x4 tour into Lesotho will give sightings of Bush Blackcap, Barrat’s Warbler, Gurneys Sugarbird, Drakensberg Siskin and Rockjumper and if another day is added to your memorable trip, C ...
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One of the best ways to explore the Drakensberg is on horse back. The trails will take you up the slopes along the Culfargie, Bellpark area, crossing crystal clear streams, with stunning views of the mountains, riding our sure footed horses.
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Enjoy an exhilarating 5.4 km downhill descent on the monster mountain scooter, crossing steep terrain, meandering grasslands and an indigenous forest. A free 4×4 ride takes you to the top of the hill. Scooters are non motorised making this eco friendly. These Swiss designed scooters are used in the Alps during the summ ...
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The Drakensberg Boys Choir School is one of the few South African Schools whose fame extends around the world. This school offers a unique educational opportunity for boys; it stimulates their spirit of adventure and exploration in our beautiful surroundings, while nurturing the development of the mind and expression i ...
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Originally built as a fortified laager, the “Old Fort” in Himeville (the last of its type to be constructed in South Africa) was completed in 1900. In 1902 it was taken over by the Natal Mounted Police and was used as a prison until its closure in 1972. Subsequently, through the efforts of local residents and the local ...
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Situated in an indigenous forest of the Central Drakensberg, in the shadow of the towering Cathkin Peak, the Drakensberg Canopy Tour® awaits you. Boasting Africa’s first elevated rock face walkway with a good mix of both cliff face and treetop platforms, and cable slides over the forest up to 60 metres high, the Draken ...
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The Winterton museum is situated in Church Street. It has some fascinating displays on the history of the area, including early inhabitants. Zulu beehive huts as well as San Art Gallery, consisting of 10 panels with 104 photographs by well-known Malcolm Pearse of various San paintings in the Berg.  
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