Cedar Garden Bed and Breakfast

Cedar Garden is an upmarket and spacious Bed and Breakfast establishment, set in a large, tranquil garden.

It is centrally situated and this self catering establishment is the perfect base from which to explore the Southern Drakensberg - area.

Enjoy the heart of South Africa's most scenic dairy farming area with cool, snowy winters or the sunny, temperate days of summer, spectacular autumn colors and blossoms in spring.

The hustle and bustle of city life will quickly be forgotten as you make yourselves at home in a picturesque setting. Cedar Garden is an easy two and a half hours drive from Durban with tar all the way.

You are invited to come and enjoy this stately home and be rejuvenated by this magnificent countryside.

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ATKV Drakensville Holiday Resort

Situated in the foothills of the majestic Northern Drakensberg range, Drakensville is considered to be one of South Africa's premier Drakensberg holiday resorts. Set in the tranquillity and peace of Mother Nature, surrounded by some of her most precious gifts, this Drakensberg holiday resort is a haven of beauty and serenity.

It is ideally located just 350 kilometres (217.5 miles) from Johannesburg, 350 kilometres from Bloemfontein and 250 kilometres (155.3 miles) from Durban.

Become one with nature as you are transported to a new world, a world where hospitality, warmth and relaxation reign supreme and the only sounds you hear are the calls of the wild in the distance. Let the magical sights, sounds and smells of Africa inspire your senses and lull you into a state of complete bliss, a place where time stands still and beauty is infinite.

Drakensville offers various accommodation options to suit all needs, from bed and breakfast accommodation and self-catering flats, to family friendly house and caravan and camping sites.

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Royal Natal National Park, KwaZulu Natal

The Royal Natal National Park was proclaimed in 1916, and contains some of the most spectacular scenery in South Africa. The main feature of Royal Natal is the Amphitheatre, a rock wall about 5km in length, and approximately 1000m in height between the Sentinel (3 165m) and Eastern Buttress (3 047m), with a number of domes rising from its relatively flat summit plateau. In 1836, the French missionaries Arbousset and Daumas named the largest of these domes Mont-aux-Sources - a literal description of this source of five rivers.

Of these, the Tugela plummets 948m in five clear leaps, making it the world's second highest waterfall. The Tugela Falls' upper reaches occasionally freeze in winter to create dazzling columns of ice. And just to confound weather experts the Royal Natal National Park creates a White Christmas in the middle of our sub-tropical summer.

The Royal Natal National Park is ideal for hiking, with a superb network of graded walks catering for all levels of fitness and agility. And while the summit of Mont-aux-Sources can be reached by walking from the summit plateau and scaling a 100-rung chain ladder, if this seems like child's play you're always invited to join the annual Mont-aux- Sources Challenge, when men and women of iron turn the mountain into a cross-country steeple-chase of epic proportions.

Hot Air Ballooning in the Drakensberg

Experience the awesome thrill and peaceful serenity of hot air ballooning. Hot air balloon flights are offered principally on the edge of the Drakensberg mountains, just inland from Durban in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa. The hot air balloon take-off is from a site in or around the Kamberg Valley and within sight of Giants Castle.

You will meet at the hot air balloon launch site approximately 30 minutes before sunrise, your pilot will then give you a safety briefing. Once the hot air balloon is heated and you are in the balloons basket you will enjoy a flight of around an hour. After helping to pack the hot air balloon you will return to a location close to take off point for an Alfresco breakfast and Champagne.

The hot air balloon has a partitioned basket specially designed to ensure safety, comfort and a superb view. The hot air balloon baskets are about 42 inches (1.1 metres high), and have footholds to assist entry. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult on the flight and should be tall enough to see over the basket sides.

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