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At Manaar House, visitors have the choice of bed and breakfast accommodation or the self catering option. All the B & B bedrooms are luxuriously appointed with air-conditioning, telephone, internet facilities and individual satellite TV. Each room is en suite (separate bath and shower) and is equipped with a mini bar fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. All units have their own private entrance.
The large, luxury apartment can comfortably sleep four people (Kind-size bed and 2 Singles) with a double sleeper couch downstairs for an additional guest. The apartment is air-conditioned and is also fitted with ceiling fans throughout. There is a DSTV decoder for satellite TV. The apartment is equipped with telephone and ADSL (Broadband) internet facilities. The kitchen is well appointed and fully equipped.
The second self catering apartment is smaller and consists of a double bedroom (King-size bed), en suite (shower only) and a fully equipped kitchen with under counter oven, hob and microwave. This unit has satellite TV. Telephone and internet facilities are also available.
Apartments are serviced daily and a laundry and ironing service is provided at a small additional cost. Secure, under cover parking is available for guest’s vehicles. Manaar House is a three minute drive away from the beautiful Blue Flag beaches of Umhlanga, where there are several fine restaurants and at Gateway Shopping Centre (Largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere). The International Conference Centre (I.C.C.), and Durban International Airport are a twenty minute drive away by car. A first world hospital is a five minute drive away. There are several world class golf courses in the immediate vicinity
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ACCOMMODATION SOUTH AFRICA WELCOME
South Africa must be the only place in the world where one finds the luxury of a western world totally integrated with the splendor of nature.
With the contrasting landscape ranging from a tropical paradise in the east to the vast desert of the kalahari in the west, it is indeed a land of splendor.
South Africa is fondly known as the Rainbow Country because of its diversity of people, cultures and natural scenery. The South African nation comprises people of San (Bushman), Nguni, Sotho-Tswana, Tsonga, Venda, Indian, Afrikaner and mixed origin, as well as immigrant communities from all corners of the world. Officially the population consists of more than 40 million people.
South Africa is well known for an assortment of wonderful experiences. The possibilities are endless and the diversity so much that it is almost impossible to come up with a list of the very best experiences, places or cuisines.
You can enjoy the harsh landscape of the Kalahari desert that amazingly turns into a sweet scented colourful carpet of flowers in Spring, or you can see the big five in one of the world’s most recognized national parks or take a journey into the psyche of the country and experience the South African culture and history by visiting some of the country’s many heritage sites.
Just as there are vibrant cities and thrilling townships to give you a memorable South African urban experience, there are beautiful wold renown blue flag beaches to relax and get the most awesome tan on. There are just to many wonderful South African explorations to limit yourself in your choice.
South African has some of the top venues, holiday spots and adventure experiences that can give you fabulous unlimited fun. Why not consider some of our tours of the Drakensberg, Kruger National Park, Venda Art route, Namaqualand, Soweto, St Lucia Wetlands, Whale Watching, Sun City, The Cape Town Heritage Route, Garden Route, Backpacking and the Maloti route of the Free State province.
South Africa welcomed 7.36 million tourists in 2005 with amongst other 275 000 coming from North America and 1.3 million from the UK. If you take into account that foreign visitors spends about 3 weeks in South Africa, people from the UK and North America in 2005 spent a total of 4,725 million weeks in the country. A total of 1.3 million visitors from Europe came to South Africa in 2005, spending on average R8 700 per head. These figures suggest that South Africa is a popular destination for international tourist.
A record 2.7 million tourists visited South Africa between January and April 2006, reflecting a 16% increase over the first quarter of the previuos year, according to the Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.
According to the 2006 annual report of South African Tourism, foreign tourists to South Africa spent about R53.4bn during the calendar year 2005.
No matter what your taste, there are South African experiences to suit any holidaymaker’s choice.
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TOP 10 ATTRACTIONS
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Experience the bushveld and romance of 'real' Africa in this extraordinary park, indulge in a holistic spa at a luxury game lodge or get your pulse racing on a cycling safari.
CAPE TOWN
Table Mountain, the Waterfront, Cape Point, Robben Island, Beaches, the Winelands, wonderful things to do, don't miss attractions like whale watching, fascinating history and culture, the fynbos of the Cape Floral Region in Kirstenbosch Gardens.
DURBAN
An invigorating blend of India, Africa and the Colonial past spices up this sub-tropical city with a strong beach holiday and surfing culture.
BEACHES
There's a beach for every season and every reason, from the beautiful, long, lonely beaches on the West Coast or the sultry North Coast to the most hip and hot in Cape Town.
GARDEN ROUTE
Gorgeous beaches, rocky headlands, leafy forests and dramatic river cut gorges, world class golf resorts, so much to do and an abundance of great places to stay.
WINELANDS
A World Heritage Cultural Landscape, the classic Winelands of Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek is a sybarites delight with a plethora of delightful restaurants, coffee shops and fantastic places to stay.
EASTERN CAPE
Golden beaches, the Garden Route, Port Elizabeth, East London, great surfing, malaria free game and bird watching, Addo National Park.
THE KALAHARI & NAMAQUALAND
Bright carpets of wild flowers in Namaqualand, the black maned lion of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.
CUTURAL VILLAGES & TOWNSHIPS
Visit fascinating and colourful cultural villages, experience traditional and contemporary culture in a rural or urban homestay, township tours, music festivals in Soweto.
DRAKENSBERG
Cloaked in emerald green in summer or golden and snow capped in winter, this dramatic mountain range is an awesome scenic destination with beautiful rock art, great places to stay, fly fishing, golfing.
ADVENTURE TRAVEL IN SOUTH AFRICA
AVIATION ADVENTURES
Fulfill your flights of fancy, whether it be soaring in a hot air balloon, breaking the sound barier in a supersonic jet, microlighting along scenic coastal routes. South Africa is one of the few places in the world, where you can ride as a passenger in a supersonic military jet - either in Cape Town or near Sun City. There are hot air balloon trips near Johannesburg, near Hazyview in Mpumalanga, near Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo, in the desert in Namibia and - in summer only - in the Western Cape's Winelands.
DIVING & SNORKELLING
From the chilly depths of Cape Town's wrecks to the fearsome sharks of Protea Banks and the jewels of Sodwana's coral reefs. Diving is big in South Africa with dive shops in almost every town of reasonable size - even inland. In fact, diving is not restricted to our gorgeous coastline - there is some really interesting freshwater diving, as well.
SURFING
South Africa's 3000km coastline boasts multiple surf breaks for grommets to Big Wave riders. From the famous Supertubes of J'Bay to the remotest, yet to be discovered spots on the wild, Wild Coast.
HORSE TRAILS
Cantering across vast sandy beaches, trotting in the Winelands, galloping in the mountains, walking in game reserves.
CANOEING, KAYAKING & RAFTING
Shooting rapids in a raft, silently drifting downstream to glimpse a kingfisher, sea kayaking with penguins, seals and dolphins.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
Breakneck mountain trails, luscious forest routes or sedate pedaling in the Winelands.
SKY DIVING
Lots of wide open spaces, a fantastic climate, beautiful scenery, very reasonable jump rates.
HIKING
A hiker's dream destination, there's an amazing variety and amount of trails.
KLOOFING & CANYONING
Leap off cliffs into pools and abseil down waterfalls, experience adrenaline rushes in beautiful river gorges.
SKIING, SNOWBOARDING & SANDBOARDING
Heli-skiing and heli-boarding in the Western Cape's winter, learn to ski in an Eastern Cape resort or simply have fun in the sun on the sand dunes.
TREE TOP CANOPY TOURS
Originating in South Africa, a tree top canopy tour is the most fun in a forest you'll ever have.
PARAGLIDING & HANG GLIDING
Excellent ridge soaring off mountains and fantastic thermals for high altitude flying.
CLIMBING
Uncrowded crags, an amazing variety of good rock and endless sunny days make South Africa and ideal adventure climbing destination.
WINDSURFING & KITESURFING
Cape Town, Langebaan and countless other destinations to catch the wind.
ABSEILING
Dangle on a rope over the cityscape of Cape Town, rap jump off a skyscraper or attempt the longest commercial abseil in the world.
BUNGY JUMPING, SWINGS & SLIDES
If you're after a heart stopping experience or merely a spike of adrenaline.
