Guiding to the Battlefields
Most visitors to Rorke’s Drift will wish to visit the famous battlefield of that name and that of Isandlwana which was fought earlier on the same day, 22 January 1879. The events remain dramatic and...
View ArticleHistory Day 13 July 2013
The select gathering of 15 enthusiasts and guides met for a round table forum on the history of the area, with two short presentations to start the ball rolling. ‘Rorke’s Drift Victoria Crosses’ was...
View ArticleOur View – Matosheni (Hill of the Soldiers)
The stunning view from the deck of the main builiding has many stories to tell and we offer a recital to guests, which is best appreciated after visiting the two battlefields of Isandhlwana and Rorke’s...
View ArticleGame Hunting
Good looking tropy! and the Impala is not bad too. Local to us are several game ranches where the wildlife requires management. By arrangement with our neighbours we can offer the chance to spend a day...
View ArticleHorsepower at Rorke’s Drift
Perfect going in a perfect place; along the wagon trail with Shiyane and the Hotel in the background. The Buffalo River is in the trees What better way to experience the countryside and the historic...
View ArticleThe Local Community
From the initial concept of Rorke’s Drift Hotel, the local community has been involved and the land that the Hotel stands on was purchased from them, providing capital for infrastructure improvement....
View ArticleOne Day Symposium “The Old Wagon Road from Rorke’s Drift to Isandlwana”
We are pleased to host a one day symposium on Saturday 14th April 2012 to cover the history of the Old Wagon Trail – Before, During and After – the Zulu War of 1879. Full details on the downloadable...
View ArticleOn Location – for movie buffs. ‘Zulu’ and ‘Zulu Dawn’
Many visitors will be familiar with the film Zulu starring Michael Caine in his first Oscar award production, and the story is based on the actions of B Company 2nd Battalion 24th Regiment in defending...
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