KUBUTA
Guest Farm Accommodation
in Kubuta, Swaziland,
Swaziland, Africa
Kubuta is a beautiful tranquil valley in rural Southern Central Swaziland. It
is a wonderful final destination itself or a convenient stopover en route to the
Kruger Park / Mozambique. A visit to Kubuta Banana Farm is a most rewarding,
relaxing, energizing experience. Several double self-catering rondavels and en
suite guest rooms make for a perfect overnight stay for the single traveler, an
ideal getaway for a romantic weekend for two or a refreshing country break for a
small group.
Abundant bird life will reward bird watchers and fishermen can enjoy casting a
rod into the dams, which are rich in bass and bream. Nature lovers will enjoy
the variety of indigenous vegetation. Hikers will enjoy strolling about the farm
or going for a walk along the canal or river. More ambitious ramblers may try
an energetic walk to the top of Lokolwane, which is the highest of the mountains
surrounding the Kubuta valley. Here, a panoramic view of the whole valley will
unfold before you. Surrounding areas provide great 4x4 and quad biking
opportunities. Away from city lights and air pollution, star gazers will be able
to indulge in their passion. For those interested, golf and quad biking is
available at the recently opened Nkonyeni course (35 km away). Excellent game
viewing can be experienced as a day trip to Mkhaya Game Reserve (45 km away).
Accommodation available includes two rondavels, each sleeping two adults. Mattresses can be added in some cases for accompanying
young children at a nominal extra fee. Bathroom and kitchen facilities are
located separately, a few metres away. Two recently renovated guest rooms with
en suite bathrooms are also available. One guest room has a double bed and the
other is a family suite - with 1 double bed and a bunk bed. Latest addition is a
3-bedroomed, 2 bathroomed self catering cottage sleeping 6.
All linen is provided. Kitchens are basic but fully equipped with all crockery,
cutlery, fridge/freezer, microwave, mini cooker and braai facilities. Guests
need only bring their own food, drinks and personal belongings. There are no
shops nearby so guests are advised to please include all necessary consumables.
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