Shuttleworth House - Accommodation for 12 is provided in the farm's refurbished Shuttleworth House (circa 1920), where each of the 7 bedrooms are decorated in a floral theme. Shuttleworth House features a spacious kitchen with modern appliances, a huge family dining table & lounge suitable for a large family or small group meeting. Nerrily Cottage - The delightful Africa theme in Nerrily Cottage puts one in mind of the night before a big safari. Dream about wildlife in its natural habitat as you rest in Nerrily’s accommodation for 8 (including 2 day-beds). Each of the 3 bedrooms are finished Africa-style. Nerrily Cottage features a spacious kitchen with modern appliances, a large family dining table & an extended lounge suitable for a large family or small group meeting. Lindile Lodge - Cosy & comfortable Lindile Lodge is ideal for a ‘just-the-two-of-us’ getaway. Overwhelmingly country in its mood, the graciously appointed bedroom invites you to leave your other world behind. The kitchen, dining room & lounge are each equipped to make your stay completely self-contained. Tasteful period furniture with a sprinkling of antiques not only set the country atmosphere.

Siyanda Farms Siyanda Farms is the name of the farm. Siyanda means: “We are growing” & that we are ! Siyanda Farms is a fully functioning farm that grows sugar cane as well as macadamia nuts. This farm has been in the Langton family name as well as run by Langtons for 100 years ! Paul & Leigh Langton being the current owners, with their 3 daughters Tyler- Paige, Tamara & Dana. Their adorable dogs Timone, Thuli & Duke will most definitely pop around for a visit.

Oribi Gorge is a canyon in southern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, just west of Port Shepstone, which itself is 120 km south of Durban. Oribi Gorge, cut by the Mzimkulwana river, is the eastern gorge of two gorges that cut through the Oribi Flats (flat sugarcane farmlands) of KwaZulu-Natal. The western gorge was formed by the Mzimkulu river. The gorge is approximately 400 metres (1,300 ft) deep, and almost 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) wide at its widest. Erosion by these rivers have carved out nearly 30 kilometres (19 mi) of spectacular kloofs and crags, covered with subtropical vegetation. In the gorge, the dense forest on the sandstone slopes is home to various small mammals, while the large leguaans excavate their burrows along the riverbanks. At the base of the cliffs of both gorges the basement rocks are part of the Kaapvaal Craton, which are over 1000 million years old. The cliffs themselves are formed from sandstone deposited about 365 million years ago. Downstream from the gorges, a large surface mine producing cement from a limestone deposit. The road through Oribi Gorge was built by Italian prisoners of war.