Guidebook for Howick
Sightseeing
The temporary exhibition, hosted in the converted shed, tells a story of Nelson Mandela’s journey through life and how he
built a new nation from within a conflicted South Africa.
The sculpture, a collaboration between artist Marco Cianfanelli and Jeremy Rose, significantly comprises 50 steel column constructions – each between 6.5 and 9.5 metres tall – set into the Midlands landscape. The approach to the site, which has been designed by Mashabane Rose Associates, leads one down a path towards the sculpture where, at a distance of 35 meters, a portrait of Nelson Mandela, looking west, comes into focus. The 50 linear vertical units, line up to create the illusion of a flat image.
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Mandela Capture Site
R103The temporary exhibition, hosted in the converted shed, tells a story of Nelson Mandela’s journey through life and how he
built a new nation from within a conflicted South Africa.
The sculpture, a collaboration between artist Marco Cianfanelli and Jeremy Rose, significantly comprises 50 steel column constructions – each between 6.5 and 9.5 metres tall – set into the Midlands landscape. The approach to the site, which has been designed by Mashabane Rose Associates, leads one down a path towards the sculpture where, at a distance of 35 meters, a portrait of Nelson Mandela, looking west, comes into focus. The 50 linear vertical units, line up to create the illusion of a flat image.
Howick Museum
Looks back towards the future, curating local history and actively engaging the community and visitors. View some of the stories of the town and multiple narratives from people about settlement, life and change along the uMngeni River, on the edge of the magnificent landmark the Howick Falls. Mon-Fri 8.45am – 3.30pm. Sat 10am-1pm. Sun 10am – 3pm or by appointment.
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Howick
Howick Museum
Looks back towards the future, curating local history and actively engaging the community and visitors. View some of the stories of the town and multiple narratives from people about settlement, life and change along the uMngeni River, on the edge of the magnificent landmark the Howick Falls. Mon-Fri 8.45am – 3.30pm. Sat 10am-1pm. Sun 10am – 3pm or by appointment.
Parks & Nature
Howick Falls is a waterfall in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. The waterfall is approximately 95 m in height and lies on the Umgeni River. The Zulu people called the falls KwaNogqaza, which means "Place of the Tall One".
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Howick Falls Gorge Walk
Falls DriveHowick Falls is a waterfall in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. The waterfall is approximately 95 m in height and lies on the Umgeni River. The Zulu people called the falls KwaNogqaza, which means "Place of the Tall One".
Karkloof Nature Reserve
Midmar Resort and nature reserve, with its large expanse of fresh water, extensive meandering shore line, open grasslands, good road network, outdoors action and recreation facilities makes it an exciting family destination.
Situated near Pietermaritzburg and Howick, Midmar forms part of the Midlands Meander tourist route.
Visitors can visit the wildlife park, which features a variety of antelope and small game species.
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Midmar Dam
Midmar Resort and nature reserve, with its large expanse of fresh water, extensive meandering shore line, open grasslands, good road network, outdoors action and recreation facilities makes it an exciting family destination.
Situated near Pietermaritzburg and Howick, Midmar forms part of the Midlands Meander tourist route.
Visitors can visit the wildlife park, which features a variety of antelope and small game species.
Everything Else
The Midlands Meander in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, is a collection of arranged routes that offer visitors hospitality in truly beautiful surroundings, outstanding accommodation, conference and wedding facilities, fascinating local events, fabulous cuisine and restaurants, revitalising outdoor activities and over-the-top adventure sports, historic landmarks, wildlife conservation, and best of all "shop-till-you-drop" unique arts and crafts. An easy one-hour drive from Durban and four and a half hours on the N3 highway from Johannesburg, there is much to explore and do in the Midlands.
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Midlands Meander Association Office
N3The Midlands Meander in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, is a collection of arranged routes that offer visitors hospitality in truly beautiful surroundings, outstanding accommodation, conference and wedding facilities, fascinating local events, fabulous cuisine and restaurants, revitalising outdoor activities and over-the-top adventure sports, historic landmarks, wildlife conservation, and best of all "shop-till-you-drop" unique arts and crafts. An easy one-hour drive from Durban and four and a half hours on the N3 highway from Johannesburg, there is much to explore and do in the Midlands.
Essentials
Pick n Pay Family Nowles
45 Old Main RdWoolworths Howick
21 Main StFNB Bank ATM Greendale Spar
11 Lawton RdFood Scene
The Farmer’s Daughter is a welcoming and homely bistro along the Howick/Tweedie road in KwaZulu-Natal, where two talented young ladies are making a name for themselves.
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Farmers Daughter
The Farmer’s Daughter is a welcoming and homely bistro along the Howick/Tweedie road in KwaZulu-Natal, where two talented young ladies are making a name for themselves.
Yellowwood Café is situated on the historic Fairfell Farm. Sir George Sutton established this farm and built the wonderful home that is now a Restaurant. The House was built in 1870 and stone that was quarried on the farm was used to build the beautiful homestead. All the wood is mainly Yellowwood that came from the Yellowwood indigenous forests in the Karkloof. The home was originally Thatched, Sir George extended the original house adding on a lounge with a vaulted ceiling an office and what is now the kitchen. He then used corrugated iron which was imported to roof the house.
His Grandson Tom Sutton sold Fairfell to Dawn Mackenzie in 1979, for a period of 20 years prior to this sale, the house was rented out to various families. Dawn then sold it on 4 years later to Derek and Eve Hughes. In 2003 Sandra Murphy purchased Fairfell and established what is now the Yellowwood Café and Restaurant.
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Yellowwood Cafe & Restaurant
1 Shafton RdYellowwood Café is situated on the historic Fairfell Farm. Sir George Sutton established this farm and built the wonderful home that is now a Restaurant. The House was built in 1870 and stone that was quarried on the farm was used to build the beautiful homestead. All the wood is mainly Yellowwood that came from the Yellowwood indigenous forests in the Karkloof. The home was originally Thatched, Sir George extended the original house adding on a lounge with a vaulted ceiling an office and what is now the kitchen. He then used corrugated iron which was imported to roof the house.
His Grandson Tom Sutton sold Fairfell to Dawn Mackenzie in 1979, for a period of 20 years prior to this sale, the house was rented out to various families. Dawn then sold it on 4 years later to Derek and Eve Hughes. In 2003 Sandra Murphy purchased Fairfell and established what is now the Yellowwood Café and Restaurant.
Welcome to our restaurant, located at 7 Harvard Street, in the heart of Howick Kwa Zulu Natal.
This great atmosphere is only matched by the tasty dishes our owner Grant prepares in the restaurant every day
The restaurant is close to the Howick Falls and centerial business district..
Our restaurant is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 09h00 to 21h00 and closed on Mondays
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The Black Olive
48 Main StWelcome to our restaurant, located at 7 Harvard Street, in the heart of Howick Kwa Zulu Natal.
This great atmosphere is only matched by the tasty dishes our owner Grant prepares in the restaurant every day
The restaurant is close to the Howick Falls and centerial business district..
Our restaurant is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 09h00 to 21h00 and closed on Mondays
Our family owned and run restaurant is housed in a lovely old (1890’s) Victorian house at 118 Main Street in Howick in the heart of the Midlands in KZN. The large property offers on site parking, a kiddies play area and a large veggie garden where we grow a large amount of produce used in our kitchen.
The restaurant offers interior and exterior dining areas and the covered deck includes a large wood-fired pizza oven which produces THE BEST PIZZAS in the Midlands as well as being used in the preparation of a large number of our menu items such as Eisbines, Ribs and Peri-Peri Chicken! Our cosy pub offers a range of local craft beers as well as all the usual “liquid refreshments” which makes it a favourite place amongst the locals to watch sporting events.
Delish Dish - Family Restaurant & Pub
118 Main StOur family owned and run restaurant is housed in a lovely old (1890’s) Victorian house at 118 Main Street in Howick in the heart of the Midlands in KZN. The large property offers on site parking, a kiddies play area and a large veggie garden where we grow a large amount of produce used in our kitchen.
The restaurant offers interior and exterior dining areas and the covered deck includes a large wood-fired pizza oven which produces THE BEST PIZZAS in the Midlands as well as being used in the preparation of a large number of our menu items such as Eisbines, Ribs and Peri-Peri Chicken! Our cosy pub offers a range of local craft beers as well as all the usual “liquid refreshments” which makes it a favourite place amongst the locals to watch sporting events.
Terbodore’s first home lies in the scenic countryside of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Boosting a quaint farm style chic restaurant, intriguing coffee menu and majestic backdrops, our Midlands roastery is definitely a place to visit, especially if you want to meet Sultan, our Great Dane, and the canine brand ambassador for our signature blends.
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Terbodore Coffee Roasters
87 Currys Post RdTerbodore’s first home lies in the scenic countryside of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Boosting a quaint farm style chic restaurant, intriguing coffee menu and majestic backdrops, our Midlands roastery is definitely a place to visit, especially if you want to meet Sultan, our Great Dane, and the canine brand ambassador for our signature blends.
The Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a fresh produce market offering high quality, choice, fresh produce from local farmers and producers in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
The Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a unique in-door Market with a wide variety of stalls offering everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to delicious home-baked treats and organic products.The Karkloof Farmer’s Market offers you a wholesome, community, shopping experience – meet the locals and get a taste of the Midlands Meander way of life. Pack a picnic basket from the variety of stalls offering quality local produce and then take in the rest of the Midlands Meander.
Supporting local farmers, growers and producers is what this Market is all about. Learn about the products you are buying, how they are made, the ingredients that go into them and how best to enjoy them. Food is seasonal so while you may not always find what you are looking for, you will always find something different and you can be assured it will be fresh.
The Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a vibrant meeting place. The experience is as much about purchasing fresh local produce as it is connecting with those in the community.
Don't miss out on a fun-filled morning.
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Karkloof Farmer's Market
Karkloof RoadThe Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a fresh produce market offering high quality, choice, fresh produce from local farmers and producers in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
The Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a unique in-door Market with a wide variety of stalls offering everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to delicious home-baked treats and organic products.The Karkloof Farmer’s Market offers you a wholesome, community, shopping experience – meet the locals and get a taste of the Midlands Meander way of life. Pack a picnic basket from the variety of stalls offering quality local produce and then take in the rest of the Midlands Meander.
Supporting local farmers, growers and producers is what this Market is all about. Learn about the products you are buying, how they are made, the ingredients that go into them and how best to enjoy them. Food is seasonal so while you may not always find what you are looking for, you will always find something different and you can be assured it will be fresh.
The Karkloof Farmers’ Market is a vibrant meeting place. The experience is as much about purchasing fresh local produce as it is connecting with those in the community.
Don't miss out on a fun-filled morning.
Entertainment & Activities
The Karkloof Canopy Tour begins with a detailed safety briefing followed by a ‘Kitting up’ session where full body harness, pulleys and climbing equipment are put on and checked for safety. A short scenic 4x4 drive to the top of the Karkloof valley and it is time to monkey around! From the start on the launch platform a new world unfolds as one gently glides on a steel cable to the first platform. All groups are escorted through the forest canopy by a lead guide and a safety guide to ensure your safety as you slide from tree to tree. The platforms are built high up in the forest canopy and all offer different views of the surrounding forest, a magnificent 20m waterfall, clear sparkling forest stream and across the expansive Karkloof valley far below. Spend a couple of minutes relaxing on the platforms while your guides enthusiastically explain the ecology of the forest – pointing out different trees and the magnificent giant ferns way below. The bird life is incredible. This includes the opportunity of spotting Emerald Cuckoos, Knysna Loeries, a wide variety of raptors and if you are lucky, the elusive Narina Trogon or endangered Cape Parrots. The forest is also home to a variety of mammals, but it is the loud calls and fearsome tree swinging of the Samango monkeys that you will remember best. The Karkloof Canopy Tour consists of 12 platforms and 10 zip-line slides, the longest of which is over 200m! A tour lasts approximately two hours, this is a safe, fun adventure for people between the ages of 5 and 80+ and includes refreshments during the tour and a light lunch served at the end.
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Karkloof Canopy Tour
The Karkloof Canopy Tour begins with a detailed safety briefing followed by a ‘Kitting up’ session where full body harness, pulleys and climbing equipment are put on and checked for safety. A short scenic 4x4 drive to the top of the Karkloof valley and it is time to monkey around! From the start on the launch platform a new world unfolds as one gently glides on a steel cable to the first platform. All groups are escorted through the forest canopy by a lead guide and a safety guide to ensure your safety as you slide from tree to tree. The platforms are built high up in the forest canopy and all offer different views of the surrounding forest, a magnificent 20m waterfall, clear sparkling forest stream and across the expansive Karkloof valley far below. Spend a couple of minutes relaxing on the platforms while your guides enthusiastically explain the ecology of the forest – pointing out different trees and the magnificent giant ferns way below. The bird life is incredible. This includes the opportunity of spotting Emerald Cuckoos, Knysna Loeries, a wide variety of raptors and if you are lucky, the elusive Narina Trogon or endangered Cape Parrots. The forest is also home to a variety of mammals, but it is the loud calls and fearsome tree swinging of the Samango monkeys that you will remember best. The Karkloof Canopy Tour consists of 12 platforms and 10 zip-line slides, the longest of which is over 200m! A tour lasts approximately two hours, this is a safe, fun adventure for people between the ages of 5 and 80+ and includes refreshments during the tour and a light lunch served at the end.
More information on the recreational aspect of Karkloof Mountain Biking can be found on http://karkloofmtbtrails.co.za/, and find them on Facebook. Karkloof offers a range of permanently marked routes to suit all levels of rider, including a 10km route, a 15km route, two 20km routes (one is more technical than the other) and a 30km route. The Karkloof trail network was rated Number 1 on Bicycling Magazines SA's Top 100 trails in 2014.
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Karkloof Country Club
Karkloof RoadMore information on the recreational aspect of Karkloof Mountain Biking can be found on http://karkloofmtbtrails.co.za/, and find them on Facebook. Karkloof offers a range of permanently marked routes to suit all levels of rider, including a 10km route, a 15km route, two 20km routes (one is more technical than the other) and a 30km route. The Karkloof trail network was rated Number 1 on Bicycling Magazines SA's Top 100 trails in 2014.
The Midlands Meander is a birder’s paradise, offering a rich variety of contexts to find birds – rolling grassland hills, richly species-diverse wetland and the pristine Karkloof mistbelt forest.
A major attraction for birders on the Meander is the Karkloof Conservation Centre, where there are two world-class waterside bird hides – not to mention the opportunity to see all three Crane species in one outing. The Midlands offers the opportunity to tick some of the rare birds off your list, and offers some of the most reliable sites for the White-Starred Robin, Cape Parrot and Blue Swallow. Wherever you choose to meander in the Meander, you’ll have an impressive list at the end of the day.
There are a number of accommodation establishments that are located in areas where there is an abundance of birdlife. Visitors are encouraged to book accommodation in these establishments for an added birding experience. There are also a large number of restaurants in the area that cater to the needs of every taste bud.
S A BIRDING
15 Epping DrThe Midlands Meander is a birder’s paradise, offering a rich variety of contexts to find birds – rolling grassland hills, richly species-diverse wetland and the pristine Karkloof mistbelt forest.
A major attraction for birders on the Meander is the Karkloof Conservation Centre, where there are two world-class waterside bird hides – not to mention the opportunity to see all three Crane species in one outing. The Midlands offers the opportunity to tick some of the rare birds off your list, and offers some of the most reliable sites for the White-Starred Robin, Cape Parrot and Blue Swallow. Wherever you choose to meander in the Meander, you’ll have an impressive list at the end of the day.
There are a number of accommodation establishments that are located in areas where there is an abundance of birdlife. Visitors are encouraged to book accommodation in these establishments for an added birding experience. There are also a large number of restaurants in the area that cater to the needs of every taste bud.
Arts & Culture
Blueberry Hill is a complex of artists, artisans and coffee afficiandos perched on a hill on the winding Nottingham Road in the Kwazulu Natal Midlands. Blueberry Hill acts as a gallery space for various South African artists and craftsmen, where one can have a finely tuned cup of coffee in and amongst their handiwork.
Blueberry Hill has been applauded as a fresh face to the Natal Midlands. The concept behind its success is as simple. We do not want to over complicate anything about your visit. and we achieve this by doing the basics, and doing them well.
Our menu is based on fresh available produce - so it does tend to change from week to week. we do have some staple items that you will always be able to choose from.
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Blueberry Cafe
R103Blueberry Hill is a complex of artists, artisans and coffee afficiandos perched on a hill on the winding Nottingham Road in the Kwazulu Natal Midlands. Blueberry Hill acts as a gallery space for various South African artists and craftsmen, where one can have a finely tuned cup of coffee in and amongst their handiwork.
Blueberry Hill has been applauded as a fresh face to the Natal Midlands. The concept behind its success is as simple. We do not want to over complicate anything about your visit. and we achieve this by doing the basics, and doing them well.
Our menu is based on fresh available produce - so it does tend to change from week to week. we do have some staple items that you will always be able to choose from.
We have on our small farm a workshop in which we manufacture canvas goods related to outdoor, safari and leisure activities. Our range of travel bags made from 100percent cotton canvas with leather trim and brass fittings have a colonial, old safari look about them. The range includes toiletry bags, handbags, overnight, weekend and larger bags to meet most of ones travel needs. In addition we manufacture hats, belts, covers for field reference books and travel document pouches. Requests for customized items will also be considered.
We have a facility to manufacture and brand clothing for safari operators, lodges, sporting events, conferences or for corporate companies. The entire production process is carried out in the workshops using the services of locally based seamstresses who have been trained and supplied with the appropriate machinery.
After many years of experience in and knowledge of the outdoor work and leisure market, we are able to offer our customers a comprehensive service and provide advice and assistance in this sector of the market.
Our shops: We have two shops situated in the KZN Midlands - one on the Currys Post Road where the Dirt Road range is manufactured and the second outlet is in Gowrie Village, Nottingham Road. Here you will also find a wide range of Groundcover products. In addition to the Midlands Meander, Dirt Road shops are also situated at the Post House in Clarens and at the Village Centre in Franschhoek.
Dirt Road Outfitters
340 Victoria RdWe have on our small farm a workshop in which we manufacture canvas goods related to outdoor, safari and leisure activities. Our range of travel bags made from 100percent cotton canvas with leather trim and brass fittings have a colonial, old safari look about them. The range includes toiletry bags, handbags, overnight, weekend and larger bags to meet most of ones travel needs. In addition we manufacture hats, belts, covers for field reference books and travel document pouches. Requests for customized items will also be considered.
We have a facility to manufacture and brand clothing for safari operators, lodges, sporting events, conferences or for corporate companies. The entire production process is carried out in the workshops using the services of locally based seamstresses who have been trained and supplied with the appropriate machinery.
After many years of experience in and knowledge of the outdoor work and leisure market, we are able to offer our customers a comprehensive service and provide advice and assistance in this sector of the market.
Our shops: We have two shops situated in the KZN Midlands - one on the Currys Post Road where the Dirt Road range is manufactured and the second outlet is in Gowrie Village, Nottingham Road. Here you will also find a wide range of Groundcover products. In addition to the Midlands Meander, Dirt Road shops are also situated at the Post House in Clarens and at the Village Centre in Franschhoek.
The Midlands Meander is home to one of KwaZulu Natals most celebrated ceramic studios... ZULU-LULU Trading.
Respected ceramicist Trayci Tompkins and her dynamic team of artists bring you an eclectic mix of our cultural styles with a range of work that is collectable, functional, giveable, and refreshingly.. affordable.
This creative local Midlands studio is well known both locally and abroad for the Dlamini family of figurines and sought after raku and smoke fired decor collectables.
Their adorable mix and match table-ware range includes quirky tapas bowls, wine coolers, ice cube buckets, platters, cheese boards, dip bowls, jugs and jars (all individually handcrafted) no two of which can ever be exactly the same.
Dont leave the Midlands without a visit to their themed Ceramic boutique which also showcases Traycis sought after hand-coiled vessels and one-off sculpture pieces.
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Zulu Lulu Art House
The Midlands Meander is home to one of KwaZulu Natals most celebrated ceramic studios... ZULU-LULU Trading.
Respected ceramicist Trayci Tompkins and her dynamic team of artists bring you an eclectic mix of our cultural styles with a range of work that is collectable, functional, giveable, and refreshingly.. affordable.
This creative local Midlands studio is well known both locally and abroad for the Dlamini family of figurines and sought after raku and smoke fired decor collectables.
Their adorable mix and match table-ware range includes quirky tapas bowls, wine coolers, ice cube buckets, platters, cheese boards, dip bowls, jugs and jars (all individually handcrafted) no two of which can ever be exactly the same.
Dont leave the Midlands without a visit to their themed Ceramic boutique which also showcases Traycis sought after hand-coiled vessels and one-off sculpture pieces.
Helen and Andy Shuttleworth have lived in Fort Nottingham for 30 years. They settled on a hilltop surrounded by indigenous forests where, together with a new partner- their son Robert- and a small team of skilled crafters, they can be found spinning, dyeing and weaving in a beautiful natural setting.
Over the years, the Shuttleworths have evolved their own original designs, weaves and techniques. They emphasize colour and texture in their work, which includes carpets, throws and shawls. Their weavings are sold nationally and exported to clients in New York and London.
We carry our stock at our Linga Lapa showroom , or come to our farm studio for custom commissions.
Shuttleworth Weaving
Helen and Andy Shuttleworth have lived in Fort Nottingham for 30 years. They settled on a hilltop surrounded by indigenous forests where, together with a new partner- their son Robert- and a small team of skilled crafters, they can be found spinning, dyeing and weaving in a beautiful natural setting.
Over the years, the Shuttleworths have evolved their own original designs, weaves and techniques. They emphasize colour and texture in their work, which includes carpets, throws and shawls. Their weavings are sold nationally and exported to clients in New York and London.
We carry our stock at our Linga Lapa showroom , or come to our farm studio for custom commissions.
Manufacturers of Hammocks and swinging outdoor furniture. Customisable hammock designs and colours, with an African arts and crafts feel. Order online or contact us for a quote.
Unique to Heavenly Hammocks is our extensive range of crush dyed indoor and outdoor hanging furniture. Because we dye our fabrics by hand we can produce any shade you require to blend in with your own particular colour scheme at home. The crushdyed technique we use brings about a two tone or mottled finish to the canvas, which is what sets us apart from all other markers of hanging leisure furniture.
We take pride in the superb quality of our hammocks thereby ensuring that they will last you a very long time. The canvas we use is made from 100 percent pure cotton, making our hammocks extremely cool and comfortable to relax in. At the same time they are very durable because we only use a tightly woven, boxweave canvas so the fabric will never stretch or weaken. In addition we insert steel thimbles at each end of the hammock thereby preventing any loosening of the ropes which can so easily occur as a result of the constant friction caused by a rope or a carabine hook.
Our Promise
Our hammocks have the style, the strength as well as the comfort needed to guarantee you lifelong luxury. So treat yourself to a Heavenly Hammock and turn your leisure into heavenly pleasure!
Heavenly Hammocks
32 Currys Post RdManufacturers of Hammocks and swinging outdoor furniture. Customisable hammock designs and colours, with an African arts and crafts feel. Order online or contact us for a quote.
Unique to Heavenly Hammocks is our extensive range of crush dyed indoor and outdoor hanging furniture. Because we dye our fabrics by hand we can produce any shade you require to blend in with your own particular colour scheme at home. The crushdyed technique we use brings about a two tone or mottled finish to the canvas, which is what sets us apart from all other markers of hanging leisure furniture.
We take pride in the superb quality of our hammocks thereby ensuring that they will last you a very long time. The canvas we use is made from 100 percent pure cotton, making our hammocks extremely cool and comfortable to relax in. At the same time they are very durable because we only use a tightly woven, boxweave canvas so the fabric will never stretch or weaken. In addition we insert steel thimbles at each end of the hammock thereby preventing any loosening of the ropes which can so easily occur as a result of the constant friction caused by a rope or a carabine hook.
Our Promise
Our hammocks have the style, the strength as well as the comfort needed to guarantee you lifelong luxury. So treat yourself to a Heavenly Hammock and turn your leisure into heavenly pleasure!
The making, designing and tuning of wind chimes is more of a hobby for the owners of Culamoya chimes, Frik and Lola.
There are over 30 different varieties of tuned chimes in their studio. The chimes range from small tinkling chimes to large chimes with deep sounds with a few special in-between chime that are tuned to the cathedrals of St Pauls, Winchester and West Minster (Big Ben).
All the chimes are made on the premises.
Culamoya Chimes
The making, designing and tuning of wind chimes is more of a hobby for the owners of Culamoya chimes, Frik and Lola.
There are over 30 different varieties of tuned chimes in their studio. The chimes range from small tinkling chimes to large chimes with deep sounds with a few special in-between chime that are tuned to the cathedrals of St Pauls, Winchester and West Minster (Big Ben).
All the chimes are made on the premises.