DescriptionExplore magnificent countryside on horseback, swim in the natural rivers and waterfalls, enjoy beautiful scenic walks or spend the day lounging by the swimming pool. Relax and unwind while sitting next to a roaring log fire in our fully stocked bar or enjoy a game of pool or darts.
We cater for family holidays, adventure holidays, mini conferences, romantic weekend getaways, weddings, honeymoons, just let us know and we will accommodate you. This portion of the Drakensberg, is dominated by the Ithule Ridge, of which St Bernard’s Peak is part of. At the back of the Lodge, the Ntshungwane Ridge runs down to form the other natural boundary. The Mfelamadoda River provides the water into the large dam across the valley. The area has Caves, some with Bushman Paintings and the streams that flow into the dam, are part of the charm of this very attractive area. RatesFor that much needed break we offer accommodation and full board, which includes three meal per day, at very affordable prices. 2010 RATES
OTHER RATES Camp site with ablution block and kitchen. Campers & Caravaners may also use the Lodge’s facilities.
DirectionsFrom Pietermaritzberg on the N3, take the “Howick South / Underberg” (Exit 99) Turn off and proceed 74 km to Bulwer and then 38 km to Underberg on the R617. 58 km after Underberg and just past the “Swartberg 10 km” board, a sign board indicates right “to St Bernards” This is a good dirt road. After 20 km turn right at the fork and St Bernards is another 6 km on the left. 70km south of Underberg 200km From Pietermaritzberg 200km From Port Shepstone 280km from Durban 680km from Gauteng |
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