Legacy Castleburn

In the foothills of the southern Drakensberg nestles Legacy Castleburn

A home to eland, reedbuck and 100 species of bird, who flock to the re-established wetlands. Spacious, thatched, architect-designed cottages, built of hand-hewn local stone, cluster around Lake Madingofani. Its shimmering surface reflects the rocky summits of the Garden Castle and is disturbed only by the breeze and the occasional trout jumping.

The estate borders on a Natal Parks Board nature reserve, neighboring the uKhahlamba Drakensberg World Heritage Site proclaimed in year 2000 and the famous Giant’s Cup hiking trail which passes through it. For chilly Berg evenings, the private, luxuriously furnished cottages have heating systems in the bedrooms and bathrooms and a stone fireplace; there is also an impressively equipped kitchen.

A convivial lakeside clubhouse encourages friendly get-togethers.

If you love peace and unpolluted air, bathing in crystal clear streams, fishing, riding, sailing, hiking, tennis, swimming.... you’ll find the perfect holiday at Castleburn.
The resort has wholeownership, syndication and timeshare options available on a Shareblock basis. A sectional title home ownership scheme is to be launched in August 2006. Castleburn is rated a Gold Crown resort by RCI.

Activities include:

•Natural rock-hewn swimming pool
•Hiking
•Rowing
•Sailing
•Canoeing
•Guided horse trail
•Squash
•Two tennis courts - one floodlit
•Recreational centre - pool tables, table tennis and darts
•Putt-putt
•Golf chipping course
•Children's playground
•Trampoline
•Outdoor chess
•Volleyball court
•Highland Health and Beauty salon
•Restaurants and Cocktail Bar
•Two walkways in the grounds
•Birdwatching - more than 80 bird species in the area

Examine the splendour of the indigenous fauna and flora, cosseted in the nearby Natal Parks Board Nature Reserve. Join up with the Giant's Cup Hiking trail that passes through Castleburn or make a journey to the little town of Underberg, 30km away. There is also a golf course 25 km from Castleburn.