Wine List
The Cavern management are passionate about wines. With the help of leading wine experts they have put together a selection to suite all budgets and tastes. Wine served by the glass is available. Wine List
Logement dans le Drakensberg
The Cavern est un réseau de vacances qui vous offre un logement dans le Drakensberg. Il est situé dans la Province du Kwa Zulu Natal. Tirant son nom de la « caverne des cannibales », le réseau est situé sur les 3000 hectares d’une réserve de montagnes privée limitrophe au Parc National de l’Amphithéâtre du
R74 Roadworks
The roadworks on the R74 from Harrismith have resumed. This is good news as the roadworks had been abandoned when the construction company doing them was liquidated. For several years guests from Gauteng had to navigate a terrible 14km section. The bad news is that with ongoing roadworks, there are 2 stop / go delays.
Park Run
With the new year in full swing and the end of January approaching fast it is certainly time to try and leave the festivities of the season behind and start living afresh. I am sure EXERCISE and HEALTHY LIVING are near the top of the list of each person’s new year’s resolutions… As the crowds
Cellars don’t get much cooler than this!
The story begins some years ago when a thoroughbred, wine drinking, hipster beard-wearing, voortrekker (that’s me, Johannes Nicolaas Coetzee or Jan-Nico Coetzee for people from the last outpost of the British Empire of Natal) decided to follow the wagon tracks of his forefathers of the likes of Piet Retief and his band of brothers, sisters,
Drakensberg Trail Running
After 40 days of hiking we were all fitter and feeling healthier but the saying, if you don’t use it, you lose it, is too true. And, it all happens to quickly. Fortunately, the cousins that run All Out Adventures, have organised a Trail Run in October. Run-the-berg is the carrot on the horizon and
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This is what a day at the Cavern can mean for you: After breakfast, you can join in the guided party hiking into the hills for morning tea and to explore the indigenous forests where woodcutters felled yellowwood trees over a hundred years ago. Study bushman paintings, view the unspoilt splendour of one of natures