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Drakensberg Mountains - Accommodation, hiking trails, horse riding, 4x4 trails, mountain biking and so much more.

The Drakensberg Mountains are one of the newest holiday destinations being discovered in South Africa today and with its huge range of accommodation, hiking trails, horse riding, 4x4 trails, mountain biking and other adventure activities this does not come as a surprise. Picturesque peaks and wide open spaces are a welcome break from the hustle bustle of city life. Drakensberg.Net links to all types of accommodation in the Drakensberg region. Bed and Breakfast (B&B), Guest House, Bushcamp, Self-Catering, Family Resort, and Luxury Hotel accommodation can be enjoyed by everyone. Here you will find the accommodation that best suits your comfort level and budget from which you can enjoy the tranquility of the beautiful Drakensberg. Drakensberg.Net also lists available hiking trails, 4x4 trails, horse trails and mountain bike trails and other activities available in the region.

With such a huge offer of Horse-Riding, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Bowls, Tennis, Golf and much more you will find plenty to to but if chilling out is your thing then you have still come to the right place. And what's better than than relaxing in front of a crackling fire in the evening, after a fun-filled exhilarating day in the Drakensberg Mountains with a glass of old brown cherry.

The Drakensberg mountains of South Africa or uKhahlamba (the Barrier of Spears) is a 200-kilometre-long mountainous wonderland and world heritage site. The largest and most spectacular aspects of the Drakensberg falls in the kingdom of KwaZulu-Natal. Check out our Drakensberg Gallery for a taste of what spectacular scenery awaits.

Accommodation in the Drakensberg Region caters for all tastes and budgets... from luxury resorts and hotels with ultra-modern conference facilities to guest- houses, B&B establishments, caravan parks and cabins. Out in 'the wild', huts and listed caves await weary hikers. Thousands of trails are marked across the Berg - from short ambles through indigenous fern forests to more strenuous day-long traversing of river and hillside to full-on adventuring in the face of nature. Although accidents are rare, planned walks of more than a few hours require prior completion of the Mountain Rescue Register. Part of each entry fee to a KZN Wildlife protected area goes towards the invaluable emergency service provided by volunteers of the Mountain Club of South Africa.

You may not want to venture further than one of the four stunningly- situated golf courses, however, or your artistic talents may be so inspired that days spent blissfully capturing the surrounding magic on canvas are more than satisfying. Horse trails and scenic self-drives offer respite for aching feet without missing the unforgettable experience of, say, watching rare birds of prey settling down to dine at a 'Vulture Restaurant'. Or you could cast a line in one of the trout streams and more than likely catch your own lunch

www.Drakensberg.Net is a free service to everyone whether you are searching for accommodation in the Drakensberg, compiling a school project or wanting to advertise your Drakensberg accommodation establishment. I hope that the Drakensberg community will benefit from Drakensberg.Net and if anyone would like to contact me with comments on what I could do to improve this Drakensberg community site, add your accommodation to this Drakensberg network or give us some advice on how we could improve this site then drop us a line.

Although I has tried to remain objective about everything the Drakensberg offers its tourists I have found a few accommodation establishments that stand out especially through their hospitality and helpfulness of the hosts. I have listed my most recommended places of the Drakensberg and would like to thank those owners for their welcoming arms and enthusiasm for the Drakensberg Mountains that we all love so much. Also the website www.drakensberg-tourism.com is a very valuable resource for everything Drakensberg related and by far the best I know of. I found lots of excellent information on this site and yes Andrew I had my best Drakensberg trip ever with you in the shadow of Giants Castle. Thanks for all your help and advice on how to build Drakensberg.Net. 

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