| Location: South Africa » Kwazulu Natal » Drakensberg » Southern Drakensberg » Bulwer The village of Bulwer is reached 8km north of the station by the name on the Donnybrook-Underberg line. The village was laid out in 1890 and named for Sir Henry Bulwer, governor of Natal from 1882 to 1885. Today it is the principal town of the magisterial district of Polela. A few kilometres north of Bulwer the R617 starts the descent into the valley of the Mkhomazi River. The river makes several wide loops in the valley and the road ascends to the midland plateau through a seemingly endless series of curves and twists. Accommodation in and around Bulwer Ard Lui B&B accommodation in Bulwer
Ard Lui is a Victorian Stone Farmhouse, located in the centre of Bulwer. In the main house are 2 double rooms for guests. Our breakfasts are home grown and include free range eggs, home made bread & preserves.... More
 Hillside Lodge Bulwer accommodation in Bulwer
Accommodation is provided for a group of friends or family to enjoy a peaceful retreat or a fun-filled break any time of the year.The lodge has 4 large bedrooms ( sleeps 8 ), 3 bathrooms, large lounge with fireplace and firewood, linens and towels, s... More
 Ashtonvale Guest Farm accommodation in Bulwer
Originally built as a Church of England Mission in 1884, Ashtonvale is a working farm personally run by the Hill family since 1958. The original small family chapel has just been restored.Situated in the foothills between the Southern Drakensberg and... More
 Mountain Park Hotel accommodation in Bulwer
Mountain Park Hotel is romantic, attractive, tranquil and pleasantly bizarre. This is no ordinary hotel, but is very different with it's creaking floors, crooked doors, low ceilings and unusual ambiance attributed to the several ghostly charac... More
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