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Fugitives Drift Lodge is a point of interest, located at Rorke's Drift, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, Rorke's Drift, 3233, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 34 642 1843, visit their website www.fugitives-drift-lodge.com for more detailed information.

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Rorke's Drift, KwaZulu Natal, Rorke's Drift, 3233
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12 Reviews

  • Wendy De Klerk
    30 March 2018

    The lodge was the most luxurious and comfortable environment I have had the opportunity to visit, and as far as interest for the history buffs, there's no place better to go on guided tours of two of the greatest battles in our South African history. The tour leaders are excellent narrators and put you into the scene of battle as if you were personally there at the battle. The food was excellent and service uniquely pleasant. I even made friends with the waitress. It was also super to see the wildlife from my chalet and the view over the mountains was spectacular.

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  • Diane Daniels
    22 March 2018

    An excellent way to discover the Anglo-Zulu Battlefields. 5 Star accommodation and meals. Would return again tomorrow!

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  • Andrew Wright
    20 January 2018

    Without any question at all, this 3 day break was one of the most beautiful & interesting we have ever taken. Everyone at Fugitive's Drift - owners, management, staff et al - were absolutely fantastic & made the trip thoroughly worthwhile & enjoyable. The story telling is astonishing - emotional & engaging whilst giving real insights into the catastrophic effects of the Anglo-Zulu wars, whilst celebrating the courage & heroism on both sides. Phenomenal.

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  • Amanda Mollentze
    15 November 2017

    WOW Amazing place. Stunning

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  • Robert Fernie
    28 October 2017

    Fantastic accomodation in the most spectacular surrounding scenery 👌

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  • Josh Reid
    22 August 2017

    An incredible Lodge. Polite and knowledgeable staff with fantastic facilities, amazing restaurant & bar with accompanying views of Isandlawana and the surrounding valley.

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  • Barry Taylor
    09 August 2017

    As someone who has been fascinated by the story of the Zulu wars - way before Michael Caine took to the screen - my stay at Fugitives Drift was everything I'd hoped for. A beautiful place, with guides full of knowledge and able to tell their story in a continually interesting and informative way, great food and a great staff. My walks to Melville and Coghill's memorial, and then the bush walk to the viewpoint were full of interest and animals.
    A superb stay, not just about the battles, well worth coming.

    1-3 Isandhlwana; 4 Fugitives Drift; 5,6 Rorkes Drift, stones mark the barricades in front of the rebuilt 'hospital'; 7-12 along the lookout walk

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  • Tony Bennett
    06 April 2017

    Outstanding accommodation, warm friendly and informative service, we were treated like family.

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  • Leon Kohrs
    30 December 2016

    This was a fantastic experience with very helpful staff and great accommodation. The lodge specializes in historic tours of the battlefields, with probably some of the best guides in the area. The lodge is also situated on a game farm, where you can go for beautifully scenic walks or horse rides among the animals.

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  • Dr. Gregory F. Maassen
    21 October 2016

    Outstanding service, great food and wonderful tours of the battlefields. The game reserve is well managed with Giraffes and other game. Absolutely worth a visit.

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  • Prince Thabo
    14 July 2016

    If full of fun and lv tht place

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  • Ian Hunt
    22 May 2016

    The friendliness and enthusiasm of the staff made this visit a wonderful and unique experience. For history lovers a visit to Fugitives drift is a must. The story of the Zulu war is so amazing to be almost mythical. The staff have adopted David Ratray's gripping rhetorical style. The lodge goes way beyond tourism and is involved in uplifting the community. The food was amazing. The only downside is the long dirt road to the area.

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