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Melmoth was founded in 1888 as a ‘gold rush’ town. Now travellers rush though this town as they visit the Natal area as it is a good base for travellers wanting to visit places of interest... Show more

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bed and breakfast, guest houses, selected dstv channels, breakfast included, bath towels, linen, guest lodge, covid-19 certified, swimming pool, golf lodges, parking on premises, conference facility, dining area, aircon, balcony, bar fridge, child friendly, heater, no smoking, tea and coffee facilities.

Melmoth Reviews

3.0 out of 5

Bronwyn Govender

Location is convenient to garage and near by places to eat

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Dargle,  Ulundi,  Eshowe

Melmoth Reviews

Bronwyn Govender
10 February 2023

Location is convenient to garage and near by places to eat

Okay. 3 out of 5

More info about Melmoth

Melmoth was founded in 1888 as a ‘gold rush’ town. Now travellers rush though this town as they visit the Natal area as it is a good base for travellers wanting to visit places of interest close to the town, all with an hour’s drive. Melmoth is situated 50 kilometres south of Ulundi, capital city of Natal. halfway between Eshowe and Mahlabatini in the rolling hills of KwaZulu-Natal's Drakensberg Mountain Range. The name comes from Sir Melmoth Osborn who was the resident commissioner of Zululand at the time. Melmoth is the origin of the Biyela clan and the Biyela Monument pays tribute to this group.

Other memorials include the Kwa Magwaza Mission Station, established by the late Reverend Robert Robertson and the Mthonjaneni Site, where numerous pre-battle meetings between various groups occurred. Simunye is an authentic Zulu cultural village, where visitors can experience the daily lifestyles of the Zulu people. The Matatane Crocodile Ranch... Show more