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Sewula is particularly suited to small groups of family or friends or
business colleagues who enjoy the informality of self catering with the
benefit of helpful staff to wash up and generally assist. To assist you we
provide a Provisioning service whereby we send a draft shopping list, which
you return, and we do the rest.
Four en-suite cottages with sleeping lofts for children and young people
provide beds for 8 adults and 10 children. Three of the cottages are
twin-bedded with showers and one is a double with a bath and shower. The
rooms are serviced daily.
There is a strikingly designed and comfortable Main Building consisting of a
fully equipped modern kitchen, lounge with an open fireplace and dining room
with a generous outside deck.
Many fossils are found in the region, mainly from human
activities from the Stone Age San people and later from
African Batnu tribes, Voortrekkers and English settlers. With other words
people have been sleeping for over 1000 years on Sewula's soil.
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Good
water provision, grasslands and thorny bush protected by rock hills, this
was the ideal place for the first humans living in the area.
The 14th
century 'fortified hill site' or Rensburg Koppie National Monument, is the
site from a clash between the Zulu and Voortrekkers in 1838. A stone is
pointing out the what was once the N3 road. Here horses and mules were
replaced en route between the coast and the inland. The region had also an
strategic importance to protect Estcourt during the Anglo-Boer War. The
sites can be visited during a 30 minutes walk.
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Small, private, intimate and secluded in a gorge
below a waterfall within the Rensburg Koppie Natural Heritage Site
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Easy of access (15 minutes) from the N3 Highway
between Estcourt and Mooi River in KwaZulu-Natal
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Built with discreetly provided modern
conveniences and fully serviced to set new standards in relaxed self
catering
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A Bald Ibis nesting colony, a rich variety of
indigenous trees, pools and cliffs in the riverbed, various historical
sites, a cattle ranch for fishing and cycling and a region offering the
Drakensberg, the Midlands Meander, Battlefields as well as sporting
opportunities
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Free of malaria and bilharzia
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Exclusive use of Lodge. Four separate en-suite
sleeping chalets and dramatic main building for up to 8 adults and 10
children
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