Mkomazana Mountain Cottages in the Southern Drakensberg nestle at the foot of the famous Sani Pass, amidst a backdrop of breath-taking mountainous scenery.

The challenging Sani Pass extends up windy, steep gravel roads to the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho where you will be able to visit ‘the highest pub in Africa’ (bring your passport)!

The five self-catering cottages are privately situated and each has its own character, garden and wood burning fireplace.  Accommodating between 2-6 people, the cottages are spacious yet cosy, comfortable and very pleasantly styled.  The 6 sleeper cottages comprise 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

The Barn is a communal, relaxed guest area with DSTV, pool table and table tennis.

The four dams on the property, stocked with trout, attract a variety of birds and wildlife including eland and reedbuck.

With fresh, crisp mountain air, pure cascading waterfalls, mountain streams and pristine country surrounds, Mkomazana is a nature lover’s paradise waiting for you to explore and discover.

RATES AT MKOMAZANA MOUNTAIN COTTAGES

Rates are as advised by Mkomazana Mountain Cottages

There are no additional costs when booking accommodation with Up And Go

The rates information below is a guide only and will be confirmed when making your reservation.

Rates are subject to change without notice

High Season

R990.00 – 1 Bedroom (2 Sleeper) Self-Catering Cottages per night (Stone Cottage and Rose Cottage)

R2 150.00 – 3 Bedroom (6 Sleeper) Self-Catering Cottages per night (Valley House, Coot Cottage & Stone House)

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

Units are serviced daily

Braai Facilities

Fireplaces (a complimentary basket of wood when you arrive and extra wood may be purchased)

Barn with DSTV, pool table and table tennis table

AREA ACTIVITIES

Trout Fishing on Site

Hiking and Walking Trails

4x4 Sani Pass Tours to Lesotho (bring passports)

Mountain Biking

Horse Riding

Golf

Spa

Birding

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Check in from 14h00

Check out before 10h00

No pets permitted

No motorbikes

No four wheelers

Guests may park their motor bikes and four wheelers for riding up the Sani Pass, but are requested not to ride them around the Mkomazana property