Other Tours
Aside from our flagship tours to Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, we do offer various tours to other battlefields in the greater area.
Kindly note that these additional tours are subjected to the availability of a guide, and do need to be booked in advance.
We also have numerous trails around our 5000 acre game reserve, offering our guests the options of doing guided or unguided nature walks. These do not need to be booked in advance.
The Fugitives’ Trail
If you are a keen walker, it is possible to spend a morning doing the Fugitives’ Trail from Isandlwana back to Fugitives’ Drift Lodge. This guided walk is roughly 5 miles and, depending on the state of the Buffalo River, may involve some swimming. The walk traverses some rough terrain, so should only be undertaken by those who are relatively fit. The Fugitives’ Trail walk is an excellent addition to the two flagship tours.
2025 Rates
R 600 per person per day
2026 Rates
R 700 per person per day
Blood River
Another exciting excursion is to Blood River. This is where a battle was fought between the Boers and the Zulus on the 16th December (now a public holiday in South Africa), 1838. This trip is well worth the drive: 64 life-sized solid bronze wagons now sit on the site of the battle and are quite remarkable.
2025 Rates
R5 060 per vehicle, max 12 guests
R6 470 Blood River + Prince Imperial Combo
2026 Rates
R5 160 per vehicle, max 12 guests
R6 570 Blood River + Prince Imperial Combo
The Prince Imperial Site
Another place that brings the course of the bitter Zulu War of 1879 to mind is the place where Eugène Louis Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte, Prince Imperial of France and the last remaining Bonaparte, was killed by the Zulus on 1 June, 1879. A monument marks the site amongst the hills on the course of the Itshotshozi River. This trip can be added on to the Blood River tour.
2025 Rates
R5 060 per vehicle, max 12 guests
R6 470 Blood River + Prince Imperial Combo
2026 Rates
R5 160 per vehicle, max 12 guests
R6 570 Blood River + Prince Imperial Combo
Mangeni Falls
Another possible trip is to the beautiful Mangeni Falls, where Lord Chelmsford found himself during the battle of Isandlwana. This is an incredibly scenic tour; one can take in some of the remarkable geography surrounding Isandlwana.
2025 Rates
R4 260 per vehicle, max 12 guests
2026 Rates
R4 360 per vehicle, max 12 guests
Masondo
We also offer a trip to Masondo, which is a short drive and then a walk away, to see where the Zulu Army crossed the Buffalo River in their way back to attack Rorke’s Drift.
2025 Rates
R2 130 per vehicle, max 12 guests
2026 Rates
R2 230 per vehicle, max 12 guests
