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- iSimangaliso
- Hluhluwe
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- iSimangaliso
- Hluhluwe
- Drakensberg
At SA Travel Company
- iSimangaliso
- Hluhluwe
- Drakensberg
- …
- iSimangaliso
- Hluhluwe
- Drakensberg
DRAKENSBERG
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE
The Drakensberg World Heritage Site, officially known as uKhahlamba–Drakensberg Park,
is one of South Africa’s most significant protected areas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
recognised for both its natural beauty and cultural importance.
Stretching along the border between KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho, the Drakensberg protects dramatic basalt cliffs,
high-altitude grasslands, mountain forests, and one of the largest collections of San rock art in Africa.
ACCOMMODATION
DRAKENSBERG WORLD HERITAGE SITE
Accommodation within the Drakensberg World Heritage Site includes well-established rest camps and lodges located inside protected areas.
One of the most recognised accommodation options is:
Thendele Camp – offering mountain views and access to hiking trails
Staying inside the park allows direct access to hiking routes, viewpoints, and protected wilderness areas.
CAMPING IN THE DRAKENSBERG
Camping in the Drakensberg World Heritage Site is permitted in designated areas and varies by section of the park.
Camping options provide:
Access to hiking trails
Immersive mountain environments
Regulated facilities designed to protect sensitive ecosystems
We assist visitors with understanding camping regulations, seasonal conditions, and site-specific considerations.
FROM BERG TO BUSH ESCAPES
Where is the Drakensberg World Heritage Site located?
Can you camp in the Drakensberg World Heritage Site?
What should I bring for my camping trip?
Is the Drakensberg suitable for self-drive travel?