A few kilometres up the Umzimkhulu River, 100 metres inland from the freeway bridge. Near the present-day low causeway, 50m inland off the freeway, is where Batstone operated his pont on the Umzimkhulu River. The drift itself is much older.

Number: +27 039 682 2455

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Marburg Common, Port Shepstone. Near Bates's Service Station. Here in 1828, in the area of the Marburg Common, is the place where Shaka stayed with Henry Francis Fynn during his great raid on the Mpondos.

Number: +27 039 687 0314

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

3 kms inland from Port Shepstone two hundred and forty six Norwegians settled here in 1882 and concentrated on farming as well as trades. German settlers also made their contibution. The present Marburg commonage is a site also used by Shaka and his Impis ...

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

On the north bank of the Mzimkhulu River, on the farm Ndongeni, 15 kms upstream from the mouth the grave is on the farm Ndongeni, near the convergence of the Umzimkhulu and Umzimkhulwana Rivers. Ndongeni accompanied Dick King on his famous ride in 1842, ...

Number: +27 039 687 0314

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Sugarbush cutting, approx 10 kms inland from Port Shepstone near the Boboyi River. Frank Fynn was the brother of Henry Francis Fynn. William Bazley erected the simple tombstone after Frank Fynn'sdeath. Henry Francis Fynn's precious diary was buried with ...

Number: +27 039 687 0314

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

10 kms upriver from the mouth of the Umzimkulu the rock is on the Umzimkulu River; about ten kilometres from its mouth. This rock was a favourite picnic spot for the early settlers in the area, and was named after Miss Helen Sinclair during the 1880's. ...

Area: Port Shepstone, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

38km north east of Port Shepstone it is the first mission built by the Americans in the area. It was a mission of the American Board for 36 years. Remains of the building of the mission are still there. This building is a declared heritage site.

Area: Hibberdene.