Nearby are beautiful lakes and pans while the pristine Maputaland coastline is a mere 10 minute flight away. Nearby you can canoe or cruise on the Mzinene River, go deep sea fishing or scuba diving on coral reefs in the Indian Ocean, swim in clear warm seas, snorkel in rocky pools, or enjoy champagne picnics on deserted beaches. The main lounge and bar open out onto cool verandahs with spectacular views.
Lunch is served in the dining room or on the adjoining spacious patio.
Paved pathways lead down the mountainside from the main lodge to 4 rock chalets and 16 luxury bush suites - their ethnic Zulu decor blending surprisingly well with modern facilities. Each has a specious split-level bedroom and lounge opening onto a private balcony where you may relax to a melody of bird songs. Activities start early and often end late, but during the heat of the day there it time to relax, perhaps at the poolside where you can look down on a herd of nyala or, on occasion, a rhino grazing on the slopes below. After a day packed with adventure, drinks followed by a sumptuous dinner under the African skies, are served in an open-air boma. Charming evenings may be spent relaxing around a campfire, listening to traditional Zulu stories which focus on wildlife, art and culture.