Ezulwini Berg Resort  Verified Listing

Situated against the backdrop of the dramatic shapes of the Northern Drakensberg Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ezulwini Berg Resort is an unforgettable family experience.
The quietude and tranquillity of the location, coupled with our excellence in service, allows for a true Ezulwini experience. Ezulwini is a Zulu term which means "heaven" - and our aim is to offer our guests a unique experience in our little piece of heaven.
Our family resort offers guests comfortable accommodation and a wide range of facilities to choose indulge themselves in.

There are a variety of self-catering chalets to choose from to suit our guest's needs. We offer two sleeper, four sleeper, six sleeper and eight sleeper units. All chalets include bedding, towels and braai facilities.
The cozy two sleeper units are designed for couples. They include a Queen bed, double shower, Jacuzzi bath, a fully fitted kitchen, and a small living room area with a television.

The four sleeper units are equipped with a Queen bed, a sleeper couch for children under 12, a fully fitted kitchen and a walk-in shower room.

The six sleeper units comprise a main bedroom with a Queen bed and an en-suite (with a walk-in shower), a bedroom with two single beds, and an open-plan studio bedroom with two single beds, a second bathroom with a bathtub, a fully fitted kitchen, and a living room area with a television.

The eight sleeper units comprise a main bedroom with a Queen bed and an en-suite (with a walk-in shower), a bedroom with two single beds, and an open-plan studio bedroom with two single beds, a second bathroom with a bathtub, a fully fitted kitchen, and a living room area with a sleeper couch for children under 12, and a television.

The scenic Northern Drakensberg Area offers various sorts of activities for tourists, outdoor enthusiasts, and people wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Hiking and Picnics
Home to the highest mountain range in Southern Africa, and the second highest falls in the world - The Tugela Falls. The Ezemvelo Royal Natal National Park is a renowned hiking area, rich in natural beauty. It offers hikes to suit various needs and has attractive picnic areas for families to enjoy spending time in nature. It is a 20 Kilometre drive from Ezulwini Berg Resort, and shuttle services can be arranged on request for large groups.

Fishing
Stocked trout dams are situated at the Royal Natal National Park and Rugged Glen Dam. Guests are required to bring their own fishing rods, and only fly fishing is permitted. An entrance fee is payable upon entry to the park and a fishing permit must be obtained from the Visitor’s Centre. The Sterkfontein Dam which is renowned for its fishing is situated about 30km from the resort.

Our guests have a range of facilities to indulge themselves in. These include:
* Two full sized flood lit tennis courts
* A full-size football field
* Volleyball nets
* 9 hole mini golf
* An outdoor rock pool
* Trampolines
* Children's jungle gym
* Children's foam baseball
* Cycling
* Horseriding (on weekends)
* Croquet
* Grass bowls
* A mini animal farm
* An indoor pool
* Sauna room
* A games room which includes a table tennis table, foosball and pool table
* A small convenience store.
* Baby sitting and Catering facilities are available on advanced request.

* Adventure Enthusiasts
There is a range exciting of activities in the area to provide an adrenalin fix to adventure enthusiasts. All Out Adventures offers 8 awesome activities at one spectacular venue. Highlights included South Africa's only commercially operated participation flying trapeze, a tree top cable tour, paintball, quad biking, a scenic gorge swing and chocolate cake to die for. Ideal for team building, corporate fun days, school groups and holiday makers - an All Out Adventures experience makes a visit to the Northern Berg truly unforgettable. All Out Adventures is 10 Kilometres away from Ezulwini Berg Resort.

* Drakensberg Pumped Storage Scheme (Tuva Powerstation) Tour
The Drakensberg Pumped Storage Scheme was designed to generate electricity for 10 hours with all 4 units per day, pump water back to the top dam for 9 hours with all 4 units per day. A pumped storage scheme generates electricity during peak hours, which is every day when the demand for electricity rises. During the off-peak periods, the Drakensberg will use its reversible turbines to pump the water back to the upper reservoir, readying the system for peak periods. The power station is also a joint venture between Eskom and the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (the Tugela-Vaal Scheme) in the transfer of water from the Thukela River to the Vaal dam. A special feature of the station is that it is constructed entirely underground with only a dam wall, lift shaft buildings and transmission lines visible at the surface. The four reversible pump turbines are situated 52 storeys below ground level.
Guided tours begin at the Drakensberg Visitors Centre with a presentation providing an introduction to Eskom followed by a detailed overview of the operational function of the power station. An interactive exhibition and brochures provide further information. The visit continues with a site tour to the station, which includes viewing the Valve Hall and the Machine Hall. The visit showcases South Africa's technology and business capability. The diversity of engineering disciplines involved in the construction and operation of the power station, make the visit of interest to a wide spectrum of audiences.