Overview
Hotel Information
THE INN Hotel Information ACCOMMODATION The Ghost Mountain Inn offers 74 guest rooms including: 3 Suites and a Junior Suite, 22 Mountain View Rooms including 1 Wheelchair Friendly room, 8 Garden Rooms including 1 Wheelchair friendly room, 19 Superior Rooms and 22 Standard Rooms. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, satellite […]
Community
GIVING BACK OUR COMMUNITY The positive balance between tourism, community and conservation are crucial for the health and survival of each. As such, the Ghost Mountain Inn though it’s Ndumu Charitable Foundation and with the assistance of guests and local businesses operates various programs to assist local communities and conservation efforts to thrive. Our community […]
Facilities
THE INN FACILITIES Indigenous Gardens The 5 acres of verdant rolling gardens stretch down to the water on the boundary of the property. All new planting is indigenous and we are slowly removing the remaining exotics, in order to keep the garden as indigenous as possible. The flourishing old trees and succulent fruit attract many […]
Kids Activities
THINGS TO DO KIDS ACTIVITIES Kids under 12 years old stay free when sharing with paying adults** Your little ones are always welcome at Ghost Mountain Inn, with complimentary accommodation for children under the age of twelve years old and loads of kids activities to choose from. Give your little darlings the ultimate adventure on […]
The Zululand Area
THE AREA ZULULAND & THE ELEPHANT COAST The Elephant Coast, situated in the north eastern part of KwaZulu Natal, borders Swaziland in the north west and Mozambique in the north and is also known as Zululand and Maputaland. The area offers an unforgettable opportunity to retrace the paths of past traders, explorers, and tribesmen, to […]
The Legend of Ghost Mountain
HISTORY THE LEGEND OF GHOST MOUNTAIN “It is a great and strange mountain. It is haunted also and named the Ghost Mountain, and on top of it is a grey peak rudely shaped like the head of an old woman.” So wrote Rider Haggard in his book “Nada the Lily”. Looking east from Mkuze two […]