accommodation near Battle Of Kambula
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Thembick Trading is situated in Sunnyridge, Newcastle, and offers comfortable accommodation, ideally suited for bus...
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The NN Jacaranda Guesthouse, located in Arbor Park, Newcastle, offers a convenient and enjoyable getaway. Its locat...
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The Ridge Accommodation offers seven rustic self-catering units on the N11, close to Newcastle. Each unit offers ...
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WoodStay Lodge Self-Catering Apartments is situated on a small equestrian estate set on the outskirt of Newcastle. ...
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Farmhouse Lodge offers bed and breakfast and is situated in the tranquil suburb of Hilldrop, in Newcastle. This lod...
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Haggards on Hilldrop is set on the outskirts of Newcastle and nestled at the foothill of the Hilldrop Rocky Range. ...
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The Cannon Lodge offers guests comfortable overnight accommodation in a heritage-rich building that’s been earmarke...
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Green Ivy B&B is situated in Newcastle and offers comfortably furnished accommodation en route to Johannesburg and ...
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Rohrs Farm Guesthouse is a spacious country house on a farm where Remo and Heidrun will welcome you in German, Afri...
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Decorated in an African theme, Guest House Kestrels offers guests comfortably furnished bed-and-breakfast rooms in ...
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Battle of Kambula 29 March 1879. During the Anglo-Zulu War when a Zulu Army attacked the British camp at Kambula. It resulted in a decisive Zulu defeat and is considered to be the turning point of the Anglo-Zulu War. Prelude Following the disaster at Hlobane on 28 March 1879, Colonel Evelyn Wood’s... Read more
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