






Rates on Request, budget dependant
- Per person sharing
- Rates are in South African Rands
- *Rates may vary according to season
- Departure; Daily
- Duration; 7 Days / 6 Nights
- Lodging; Safari Lodges
- Group Size; Minimum 2
- Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Days 1-3: Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift
- On arrival at Durban International Airport, pick up your rental car and self-drive to the Natal Battlefields.
- Drive to Fugitives' Drift, ± 3-4 hours (travelling at speed limits, no sightseeing) from the Durban International Airport.
- The spectacular Fugitives' Drift property, a Natural Heritage Site, overlooks both Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift and includes the site where Lieutenants Melvill and Coghill lost their lives attempting to save the Queen's Colour of their regiment.
- Both the Lodge and Guest House have spacious and luxurious en-suite cottages which all have private verandahs and broad views over the plains flanking the Buffalo River Gorge.
- The Lodge and Guest House both have swimming pools set in their colourful, well-established gardens which are home to innumerable bird species.
- World-renowned for remarkable battlefield tours to Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift led by some of the best storytellers in South Africa.
- Numerous day and half day tours available (optional);
- Isandlwana tour
- Rorke's Drift tour
- Walks, Fishing and Horse riding (optional)
- Mangeni Falls (optional)
- Blood River tour (optional)
- Hlobane, Khambula and Ulundi Anglo-Zulu War battlefields tours (optional)
- Accommodation - Fugitives Drift Guesthouse
Days 4-6: Zululand Coast/ Mabibi
- After your morning breakfast, depart for the Zululand region of Natal.
- Estimated travelling time from The Battlefields: ± 3 - 3.5 hours (travelling at a leisurely pace).
- The secluded Thonga Beach Lodge is situated within the coastal forest just behind the forested dunes that occur along Maputaland's coastline.
- The warm Indian Ocean lies just beyond the dunes and on one of the most incredible beaches in all of South Africa.
- With nearly 40 kilometres of unspoilt, pristine coastline, where the waves meet endless stretches of beach, it is possible to walk for hours without meeting another soul or seeing a building.
- Thonga Beach offers comfortable accommodation that is ideal for people who want to truly relax and unwind on one of the best coastlines anywhere in the world.
- Numerous day and half day tours available (optional);
- The beach
- Forest trails
- Bird watching - coastal forest and grasslands
- Surf/rock fishing (no tackle provided)
- Swimming (at own risk as there are no lifeguards)
- Scuba diving (optional)
- Excursions to Black Rock (optional)
- Sangoma visits (optional)
- Zulu dancing (optional)
- Horse riding (optional)
- Accommodation - Thonga Beach Lodge
Day 7: Safari Ends
- After your morning game drive and breakfast, depart for Durban ± 3 to 4 hours (travelling at a leisurely pace).
- Accommodation based on budget
- Vehicle based on budget
- Meals as stated
- Activities as stated
- Local and International Flights
- Visas
- Insurance
- Items of a personal nature
- Gratuities
- Activities not included in above itinerary
- Fuel costs
- Car Hire Insurance
Rhino Ridge Safari Lodge
Rates from R3 590.00 per person
Rhino Ridge Safari Lodge, located within the picturesque Hluhluwe Game Reserve in South Africa, offers an unforgettable safari experience. Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife through thrilling game drives and guided walks.
Rhino Ridge, known for its comfort and luxury, is conveniently located just a three-and-a-half-hour drive from Durban. Experience the best of Hluhluwe Game Reserve at Rhino Ridge Safari Lodge.
Three Tree Hill Lodge
Rates from R6 451.00 per person
Experience historical grandeur at Three Tree Hill Lodge, a gateway to Natal's rich historical past. Nestled in the majestic Drakensberg mountain range, this exclusive lodge offers breathtaking views, stunning rooms and a range of historical activities.
Explore the Battle of Spioenkop, a pivotal moment in South African and British history, as a guest discover the remarkable figures of Louis Botha, Winston Churchill, and Mohandas Gandhi.
Thula Thula Safari Lodge
Rates from R5 150.00 per person
Thula Thula Safari Lodge is a haven of tranquillity in the Zululand region of KwaZulu Natal. This 5-star safari lodge offers guests an authentic and immersive experience of African wildlife in the comfort of luxurious accommodations.
With its focus on conservation, stunning game drives, and award-winning cuisine, it provides a unique and unforgettable getaway. A stay at Thula Thula is not just a vacation; it's an adventure into the heart of the Zululand wilderness.
Fugitives Drift Guest House
Rates from R2 168.00 per person
Experience the rich history of the Anglo-Zulu War at Fugitives Drift Guest House. Situated in the KwaZulu Natal Battlefields region of South Africa, this historic farmhouse offers guided tours to nearby battlefields like Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift.
With activities for guests like game viewing, horseback safaris, and nature walks, Fugitives Drift provides a unique and immersive Heritage Tourism experience.
Phinda Rock Lodge
Rates from R20 720.00 per person
Phinda Rock Lodge is a luxurious and exclusive retreat perched on a rugged rocky outcrop, offering breathtaking views of the African bushveld. Only six exquisitely designed suites ensure an intimate and personal experience.
Embark on unforgettable game drives to witness the "Big Five" and other fascinating wildlife. Perfect for honeymooners and those seeking a romantic getaway, indulge in privacy and relaxation with secluded plunge pools and outdoor showers.
Thula Thula Tented Camp
Rates from R5 150.00 per person
Situated in the pristine Thula Thula Private Game Reserve, the Tented Camp is a secret treasure of Natal's Zululand region. The distinct blend of classic tented accommodation and contemporary comfort, coupled with the serene backdrop of the African landscape, creates an unforgettable getaway.
It's not just about the thrill of the safari but also the opportunity to become part of a larger conservation narrative, with the Thula Thula conservation project at its heart.