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What are people saying about Isandlwana Battlefield

Susanne_N, May 2026
This was a great tour....
This was a great tour. Fortune my guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and chatty. He did try to give an answer/explanation to all my questions. He also played a tape which explained the history and the sequence of the battles prior to arriving to each Battlefield. It was very informative and helped understanding the displays in the museums easier. Really recommend this tour. It’s a long day but worth it and if you get Fortune as your guide. You are very lucky.
John_D, Apr 2026
Once in a lifetime
A brilliant insight into a part of British history. Our tour guide had knowledge and background details that were fascinating about both of these famous and infamous battles. Amazing stories of heroism and giving an insight into Colonial mentality and also the Zulu world. I would encourage anyone interested in history to take this tour. It might be a long drive there and back but not to go then you would live with regret.
marian_f, Mar 2026
Roakes Drift
Very long day. Brilliant driver. Unmade roads very muddy and slippery. Got stuck a few times. Excellent knowledgeable guide Mariete.
sheilamilward, Mar 2026
Milward
This was a 70th Birthday present holiday for my husband and this tour was the highlight of the holiday. What a thought provoking and poignant visit. You felt like you were walking on sacred ground. Our guide Zamani Shelembe a Zulu himself, gave us a warmth and depth knowledge of these incredible battles and we felt privileged to have such a friendly guide helping us to enjoy this tour to the best experience. Would definitely recommend both Zamani and this tour operator.

Isandlwana Battlefield

5.0
(77)
Durban
Isandlwana Battlefield
  • Isandlwana is a must for history buffs and a great choice for anyone who enjoyed the Zulu or Zulu Dawn films.

  • A fee is payable to access both the battlefield and the small on-site museum.

  • Isandlwana and all of the KwaZulu Natal’s Battlefield Route is a challenging destination for travelers who rely on wheelchairs.