AttractionsOur special activities include a family photoshoot package and residential weekend photography courses run by well known Midlands photograher Karen Edwards who shoots on the property. The 300 hectare farm has some gret picnic spots, a waterfall and mountain biking. We also have a small gym and meditation room. There are some great picnic spots including an old ruined settler house, the waterfall and the hilltop site which overlooks a small indigenous forest and the whole valley. In addition to enjoying the peace and tranquillity on the farm, there are many options for those with a more active bent. Close by are 3 entrances into the Ukahlamba Drakensberg Park with rock art viewing available at Kamberg and Giants Castle. Your hosts have a wide knowledge of the berg and can advise on selected trails. Overnight excursions camping in caves and guided day trails with full catering are available on request. A variety of day excursions are possible ranging from trips to Sani Pass, Weenen Game Reserve, Battlefields and the Midlands Meander. There are some excellent restaurants and don't forget the Breweries at Nottingham Road. For those in need of a little pampering, there are a number of spas in the area with a range of health and beauty treatments. We will be happy to supply you with full information. The area is also renowned for fishing, its bird life and wild flowers. Horse riding and golf are available nearby and the quiet roads are ideal for cycling or mountain biking.
FacilitiesAll linen is supplied. Kitchen equipement and crockery. Firewood is available and a maid can be arranged for the faamhouse on a daily basis at an extra charge. Swimming is permitted in the dam at the farmhouse at your own risk. Continental breakfasts can be arranged at an extra cost. The farm makes a great base for mountain bikers looking for challenging training. Small conferences or strategic retreats can be catered for.
Special offersMidweek Offer10% discount for midweek nights i.e from Mondays to Thursdays Earlybird offer From 15th January to end of February 2008, pay the 2007 rate of R180 ppn. Minimum stay of 2 nights DirectionsFrom Durban - approach via Nottingham Road and take the Kamberg Road at Rosetta. Carry straight on for just over 40 kms and turn right onto dirt road signposted to Mooi River - 1.5 kms along on right hand side. From Johannesburg - take Hidcote turnoff from N3 and at T Junction turn right towards Giants Castle. At next T junction turn (approx 45kms) turn left and take first turning to the left on to dirt road signposted to Mooi River 1.5 kms along on right hand side House and cottage have green roofs. A map can be found on the website www.heronmoor.co.za
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