The group performs over most long weekends and guests are treated to a spectacle of the energetic traditional Zulu warrior dances whilst relaxing on the hotel verandah whilst teas and coffees are served.

The performance lasts a little over 45 minutes starting with lighter traditional song and dance and builds up to crescendo with the  men performing a series of energetic Zulu warrior dances to the pulse of the loud traditional Ngiuni skin (cow hide) drums.

Raymond Heron is a specialist South African War raconteur and registered guide who will accompany you to the many historic sights of the Kwa-Zulu Natal Battlefields. With his passion and ability, Raymond transports you back in time, using the theatre of the mind as he paints vivid pictures of the personal trauma and military mindset of the time. It is difficult to imagine that the scenic and tranquil landscape of Central and Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal, which boasts the best concentration of Battlefields in the Southern Hemisphere – was once the focal point of major military battles, where Zulu Brit & Boer clashed in conflict, each with a fascinating tale or poignant memory to recall.

The Canopy Tour is a fun and safe eco-adventure for the whole family and is made up of a journey of 12 slides that allow you to drift through the usually inaccessible forest canopy. On arrival at each platform, explorers are encouraged to relax while the guide points out interesting features and facts about the surrounding ecology. Platforms are perched in trees and on cliff faces, allowing your senses to flood with the timeless atmosphere of the forest. The inspiring nature of the majestic Drakensberg, the ancient indigenous forest, waterfalls and cascading streams make this an opportunity not to be missed.