Birds, trees, flowers, medicinal plants and mountains. Discover the wonder of nature at the Cavern this weekend. Join one or all of these fascinating activities to learn how the trees, birds, rocks, mountains and people of this place, past and present, fit together in a marvellous way. John Roff is a highly regarded professional nature […]
The Cavern – Photographic Practical Workshop 2018 Friday 15h00 – Book into the Cavern Resort. 16h00 – Sharp NB: If you are currently using Auto or Program Mode in your camera, it is vital that you attend this 16h00 program. Due to the training period required, it will not be possible to repeat this program
A unique opportunity to explore the wonderful Drakensberg Mountain plants and to spend time observing and illustrating them. These popular courses have been run since 2004. An additional day has been added (keeping the cost as low as possible) to allow students more time for painting. Please see the activities calendar for dates Enjoy the
The weather was drizzly and unsettled, but this did not upset the hardy British Ramblers and a few other keen souls. Highlights: The Crowned Eagle made its first ever appearance two years ago, and is very unusual at this altitude. But “our” eagles have been seen performing their duet high in the sky since then,
With Elsa Pooley Explore the Drakensberg wild flowers and trees with Elsa Pooley, author of MOUNTAIN FLOWERS, A field guide to the flora of the Drakensberg and Lesotho! These weekends are a great introduction to flower and tree ‘watching’ and also an opportunity for the more knowledgeable to get to know the mountain plants. The
Social Lawn Bowls Tournament Tariff includes all meals, teas and the bowling tournament with great prizes Please book your team – mixed 4’s 1st Prize: 4 nights at The Cavern; 2nd Prize: 2 nights at The Cavern; 3rd Prize: R700 Cavern Voucher Each night after dinner join other guests for the evening entertainment such as
Drakensberg Birding The Cavern is a naturalist’s paradise set in the Drakensberg foothills. The mature rambling garden alone boasts nearly 100 species of birds. Much of its charm lies in its use of indigenous plants, and in the way informal corners are allowed to regenerate naturally. The garden has no boundary, just melting into the
