Inyathi Guest Lodges started as an Arts & Crafts Village somewhere around 1997. Great ideas found their realization in this vibrant 'Village', as it was known, but not enough feet.It was after about two years that the then owners of The Village decided to change the concept, and revamp The Village into African style accommodation. Inyathi Guest Village was born!

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All our chalets are equipped with colour TV, coffee and tea making facilities, heaters as well as fans. All bathrooms are en-suite, and have a shower or Victorian bath, washbasin and toilet.
Linen as well as towels are provided (but it would be appreciated if you could bring your own beach towel...) and the chalets are serviced daily.
We have hairdryers on request.

Our breakfast is an experience on its own, with a mix of both English and continental influences.
You'll find your favourite cereals on the buffet, as well as fruit juices, milk, yoghurt, fresh fruit, tea, and most importantly a decent cup of filter coffee! Brown bread, white toast and cheese finalize the continental part of the buffet, while the eggs and bacon complement the English part of breakfast.

Indigenous yellowwoods, lush oak trees and 'fruitful' guava, plum and banana trees form the basis of Inyathi's bush-like garden. Stone paths and wooden steps wind their way through this little oasis. Sunbirds and cape-white-eyes fight for attention over the blooming strelicia's, birds-of-paradise, the strikingly orange canna's or the elegant white arum lilies.