Fugitives Drift | KwaZulu Natal

Villa Lights at Night at Fugitives Drift

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4/12 - Bedroom at Fugitives Drift

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7/12 - Pool at Fugitives Drift

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Included in your holiday

Lounge passes and meet & greet service in UK airports
Transfers to and from your hotel

All flight luggage allowances
Personal concierge service

24/7 assistance when travelling
Full ATOL protection

Full accommodation information

Hotel information

Fugitives’ Drift Lodge, KwaZulu-Natal promotes heritage tourism at its finest in this remote corner of the province, where your hosts will offer a fascinating and moving insight into one of the most famed conflicts of the English-speaking world, the Anglo Zulu War of 1879 and its iconic battles of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift. Over and above the ‘must do’ battlefield tours the Lodge offers luxury cottage accommodation in a tranquil garden setting with views across the plains.

Fascinating, moving, thought-provoking and wholly memorable - the battlefield tours given by the hugely knowledgeable lecturers at Fugitives’ Drift Lodge are more than mere talks. Given in the open air on the very battlefields that they describe, it would be more accurate to say that they are an experience for all of your senses. Whether you have a deep passion for history or merely a passing interest, they will live long in your memory.

The accommodation is a nod to the regions diverse and colourful local history, with spacious en-suite cottages or suites, boasting private verandahs.

South Africa travel information

Time zone: +2 GMT
Flight time: 11-12 hours
Recommended airlines: Emirates, British Airways, KLM, Qatar Airways
Currency: South African Rand
Tipping guideline: 10-15%
Health considerations: There is a risk of malaria in certain areas of South Africa, including the Kruger National Park. However, transmission occurs typically between the months of September and May only. In June, July and August, the risk is considered to be very low. There is a low to very low risk of malaria in the rest of South Africa throughout the year.There is no risk of yellow fever in South Africa, however, yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.

Capital: Pretoria, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein
Population: 61,020,221
National languages: 11 official languages including English, Afrikaans, isiZulu, and Xhosa
Electricity and plugs: Type C, D, M, N, 230V
Mobile phone coverage: Good coverage
UK passport visa requirements: You don't need a visa for South Africa if you have a British passport - for a maximum of 90 days

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