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deep in the picturesque Mfule River valley outside Melmoth,
Simunye Zulu Lodge is far off the beaten track and gives
visitors an authentic experience by overnighting as guests
of the Biyela clan who have inhabited this area for centuries.
Due to the inaccessibility of the area, guests are met at
a central point and from there transported to Simunye Zulu
Lodge either on horseback or ox-wagon or 4x4 safari vehicle.
It is essential that guests arrive at the departure point
well before the time arranged as communications with the
village can be problematic should guests be delayed enroute.
Cultural programmes
Guests are introduced to the village in the early evening
and get to taste Zulu beer and traditionally-cooked meat
before being entertained by the village youth who perform
Zulu dances and sing traditional Zulu songs.
The programme continues the next morning with a more indepth
look into Zulu traditions and customs.
Accommodation
Guests have a choice of different accommodation options.
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Simunye
guide Eric Biyela welcomes guests at the entrance to the
village.
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