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Harding is the ideal road trip stop-off en route to Durban and surrounding major towns. This inland farming town, located within Kwazulu-Natal’s tropical South Coast region. Harding lies in the Mzimkulwana River Valley. It was... Show more

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bed and breakfast, boma fire, garden, guest houses, selected dstv channels, golf course, wardrobe or closet, bath towels, fishing, linen, covid-19 certified, swimming pool, self catering, kettle, braai/bbq area, parking on premises, kids play area, wifi, dining area, 24hr camera surveillance, fire extinguishers, safety deposit box, aircon, bar, bar fridge, child friendly, communal braai area, deck, fan, generator, heater, laundry facilities, no smoking, serviced daily, tea and coffee facilities.

Harding Reviews

4.0 out of 5

Alison Ruddell

Delightful overnight stay at B’s. Facilities excellent, Very clean and very comfortable. Delicious food. Warm and friendly atmosphere. We felt so wel…

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Harding Reviews

Alison Ruddell
07 November 2022

Delightful overnight stay at B’s. Facilities excellent, Very clean and very comfortable. Delicious food. Warm and friendly atmosphere. We felt so well looked after. An oasis of a place. Highly recommend.

Superb. 5 out of 5
Anonymous
26 July 2018

I only enjoyed Ingeli Forest.

Okay. 3 out of 5

More info about Harding

Harding is the ideal road trip stop-off en route to Durban and surrounding major towns. This inland farming town, located within Kwazulu-Natal’s tropical South Coast region. Harding lies in the Mzimkulwana River Valley. It was established as a military outpost as a result of the British takeover of the East Griqualand territory in 1874. The town’s name was borrowed from the first Chief Justice for Natal, Sir Walter Harding. Essentially a timber and dairy farming area the town is linked to the better known coastal town of Port Shepstone by the Alfred County Railway. Newcomers to Harding can experience the tranquillity of Natal rural life or stop and refresh here before continuing further north towards Durban’s hub of activity. A road trip east towards Port Shepstone from Harding is the ideal way to view the picturesque Natal countryside of rolling hills and sugarcane fields. Although accommodation in the town of Harding is somewhat... Show more