Although our roots go deep into the history of KwaZulu-Natal, the folk of The Amble route have been largely forresters and farmers and the splendour and diverse beauty of the area can truthfully be said to be one of the best kept secrets in South African tourism.

The Amble stretches from the outskirts of the KZN capital Pietermaritzburg to the sultry valleys of Muden. Passing through the thorn scrub of ‘real Africa’. Ride horses, drive 4x4s or hike through some of the loveliest and wildest scenery in the province. All along the way experience the gentle hospitality of our lodges and B&Bs, many reflecting the customs and cuisine of the hardy, God-fearing pioneers from Germany who first immigrated into the area in the mid 1800s. And wherever you go, listen out for the sound of Africa, the call of the Fish Eagle, the symbol of our route.