Recipient of numerous awards and accolades, The Cavern, Drakensberg is unarguably one of the finest resorts in Drakensberg. Located in the Kwazulu Natal region, it lies beside the Ampitheater Royal Natal National Park, a world heritage site and is part of 3000 hectares of private mountain reserve. If you've longed or a few private moments with nature, head to The Cavern, Drakensberg and you are sure to love it. Home to 213 species of birds, many wild animals and 150 species of trees, The Cavern Drakensberg Resort does promise a stay that will remain etched in your memories forever.

There are standard rooms, superior rooms and superior suites at the The Cavern Resort. The thatched accommodation options fit in very beautifully with the natural surroundings. Standard rooms set in the midst of lush green surroundings come with a patio where you can bask in the sun or else listen to the twittering of birds. The Superior Rooms offer magnificent views of the majestic mountains. Both categories are provided with a television and a bar fridge. The Superior Suites are the most lavish of them all. They are elegantly decorated and have their own private fire place.

The menu has limited choices but the meal that you will savor at the dining room of The Cavern Resort, Drakensberg will surely satisfy all your taste buds. The cuisine is simply superb and is sure to please even the most jaded palate. "Lunch in the Sun", 'Boma Buffets" and Potjie Pots" are arranged on a weekly basis much to the delight of foodies residing in The Cavern Resort. The Emaweni Cave Bar is well stocked with a fine collection of beers and South African wine.

There is so much to do at the resort that there will never be a single moment of boredom out here. Take a dip in the swimming pool, as for those who are more adventurous there is the entire length of the river to swim. Catch trout in the well stocked dams when Fishing and Angling. Play tennis, volleyball or else go for jogging, mountain biking and horse riding. If you are not too keen on such adventurous ventures, simply take a walk to the Lone Rock and admire the Bushmen's paintings.