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Winterton
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We have domestic accommodation available in Durban for the 2010 World Cup including shuttles to and from all the matches.
Escorted tours around Natal/Drakensberg/Battlefields and Zululand can be arranged
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Winterton is a typical pioneer settlement with a relaxed and easy going atmosphere. Originally known as Springfield, the tree lined village was renamed Winterton in 1910, after the Secretary of Agriculture for Natal.
The village serves the large agricultural community who farm maize, wheat and beef and is the main access point for the Central Drakensberg resorts.
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 Open: Mon - Fri, 09h00 - 15h00 and Sat, 09h00- 12h00.  (036) 488-1620.
Winterton Information: 036 488 1620
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 The small Winterton Museum, situated in Church St. is well worth a visit. The museum has displays of the geology, fauna and flora of the Drakensberg and exhibits on the history of the area, San paintings, a blacksmith's shop, early inhabitants and a reconstructed beehive kraal.
It also includes information on the Boer War battles of Spioenkop and Vaalkrans which occurred nearby. Also nearby is a vulture restaurant.
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PO Box 358, Winterton, 3340. Wed: 09.00 - 12.00 Fri: 13.00 - 16.00 Sat: 09.00 - 12.00 036 4881620 4881262fx
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