Just a few weeks after captivating the world with its breathtaking gardens and securing the esteemed Overseas Region Winner title in the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Partner Garden of the Year Competition, Brahman Hills has opened bookings for an exclusive weekend in these magnificent surroundings. Boasting an enchanting blend of refined experiences, guests seeking an extraordinary fusion of comfort, culinary excellence, artistic beauty, and thrilling adventures can look forward to the ultimate indulgence.
Set to take place from 10th- 12th May 2024, The Brahman Hills Experience promises to be a weekend unlike anything ever encountered in the beautiful Kwa-Zulu Natal Midlands. According to Orrin Cottle, CEO of Brahman Hills, guests will stay in luxurious accommodation, indulge in exceptional dinners prepared by the celebrity Chef, Pete Goffe-Wood and enjoy complimentary wine tastings from some of South Africa’s finest wine estates including Mullineux, L’Ormarins, Haute Cabriere and Bruce Jack Wines.
Goffe-Wood says, “This is going to be a magnificent culinary weekend! I’ll be putting together two fabulous dinners using the incredible produce straight from the property – all organic and sustainable, of course. I’m really passionate about celebrating ingredients, and I can’t wait to share that passion with Brahman Hills guests.”
Cottle adds that guests will be given the opportunity to explore the 26 distinct garden rooms as well as the unique art and sculptures in guided garden and art walks by designer landscaper, Tim Steyn and art curator Tyron Selmon-Butler. They can also look forward to participating in a refreshing Saturday sunrise yoga session, indulging in a 90-minute spa treatment at the internationally acclaimed, Healing Earth Spa, and even enjoy a thrilling 15-minute helicopter ride over the five-and-a-half hectare gardens.
“This is in addition to rubbing shoulders with a few national rugby icons,” Cottle reveals.
The Brahman Hills Experience has three distinct packages – Platinum, Gold, and Silver – each tailored to cater to different preferences and budgets. Regardless of the package chosen, accommodation, meals, non-alcoholic drinks, guided walks and yoga are all included in the price.
“This experience isn’t just your average getaway,” says Onwaba Gonyora, the Executive Director at Brahman Hills. “It’s something truly special. An opportunity to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. For us, it’s all about making sure every guest leaves feeling relaxed, rejuvenated, and with memories that last a lifetime.”
As bookings are officially open; those seeking a moment of tranquillity amidst nature’s splendour are encouraged to secure their place at this exclusive event before it sells out.
For more information and to book your spot, visit the Brahman Hills website: https://www.brahmanhills.co.za/events/the-brahman-hills-experience .
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Author: SayWatt on behalf of Brahman Hills.
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