Fort Nongqayi Museum Village

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A Kings View in Eshowe has a garden and a terrace. 2.1 km from Fort Nongqayi Museum Village, the property is also 2.2 km away from Dlinza Forest.

Currently A Kings View review rating is 9.4 with more than 41 reviews
Located in Eshowe, South Africa - 23 Fairlie Street

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Forset View Lodge

A luxurious, spacious, relaxing atmosphere with three en-suite bedrooms overlooking a large garden and Dlinza Forest in the distance. Tea/coffee trays, fans, TVs in all rooms and communal kitchenette with fridge, freezer and microwave set on a large deck. Leave your car in the secure parking on the property and enjoy the short stroll to Fort Nongqayi Museum Village and the Dlinza Forest Aerial Boardwalk.
FOREST VIEW LODGE
52 Addison St ,
Eshowe,
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Contact: Danie & Christa Franzsen
Cell: 083 310 9841 or 083 556 2404

Email: woodprod@iafrica.com

Zululand Eco Adventures

3 DAY ZULULAND OUTBACK TOUR:
From: Eshowe, Zululand.
Duration: Three days and two nights.
Departure: Daily
RATES:

Zululand Backpackers - R2450 (Budget)

Includes: All meals & Accommodation.

The Tour Includes:
Rural Zulu Cultural life.
Zulu Village and Marketplace.
Real Zulu Ceremony. (except Thursday tour)
Visit Sangomas.
Mission station & Missionaries.
Upliftment Projects; KwaMondi School/King Dinizulu Creche/Cunina Orphanage/Tembafunda Special School.
Tugela Valley. Mbongolwane Wetlands. Dlinza Forest Aerial Boardwalk.
Potters and/or Beaders at work & Vegetable/ Medicinal plant growing projects.
Fort Nongqayi. Zululand Historical Museum.Vukani Basket Collection. Beads. Papermaking with cane leaves.
John Dunn.First Zulu Martyr.
Sleepover in Zulu Village for one night is optional at no extra cost.
Down a Zulu Blonde draught beer after a great day in Zululand.

Special Requests:
If there are any groups wanting to do anything in particular from 101 Things to do in Eshowe, Zululand we can tailormake the tour.
Zululand Eco-Adventure Tours run daily and include all meals and accommodation.Spend three days and two nights in Zululand on a tour that touches the nerve of Africa. The tours are designed around what is happening in rural Zululand. Here you are as far as you have ever been from life as you know it. Experience Zulu cultural life as it is today and scenic beauty that you can only imagine. This Tour will alter slightly to accommodate the events taking place in the community.
We cover areas of Zululand where very few tourists go. We have different packages to suit your budget and needs...

Introduction to Zululand

Zululand is a place of unspoilt beauty characterised by a pristine coastline, abundant forests, rolling green hills and zig-zagging rivers.

It is a world of rich natural diversity and enormous social contrasts - a place where modern lifestyles thrive adjacent to a culture steeped in traditions.

Its unhurried pace and mild sub-tropical climate make it an ideal and affordable year-round holiday destination.
Its tranquility belies its history, which is packed with conflict - clan against clan as well as kingdom against kingdom.

This is where Victorian Britain's imperial ambitions and military might were shaken by the gallantry of 'a remarkable people' armed only with shields and spears.

The infrastructure is modern and efficient and yet just off the highway is another world, living as if from another time.
Deep in Zululand's wide valleys with grasslands fringed by forest, it is still possible to get a sense of how things used to be.

Zululand offers a mix of activities - Birding, Golf, Fishing to name a few.

Mtunzini Country Club adjoins pristine coastal forest and provides excellent views of the ocean and the lagoon in the Umlalazi Nature Reserve.

In Eshowe, the Vukani Museum of Zulu Arts and Culture and the Zululand Historical Museum - housed in the Beau Geste-style Fort Nongqayi at The Museum Village - are well worth a visit.

Garden Lodge B&B

A luxurious, spacious, relaxing atmosphere with three en-suite bedrooms overlooking a large garden and Dlinza Forest in the distance.
Tea/coffee trays, fans, TVs in all rooms and communal kitchenette with fridge, freezer and microwave set on a large deck.
Leave your car in the secure parking on the property and enjoy the short stroll to Fort Nongqayi Museum Village and the Dlinza Forest Aerial Boardwalk.
There are also two self-catering units in the garden.
Rates on request. Credit card facilities available.
Contact: Danie & Christa Franzsen
Tel: 035 474 1282
Fax: 035 474 5571
Cell: 083 310 9841
Email: woodprod@iafrica.com