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Top 5 Instagrammable spots in Midlands Meander

25 July 2024 by Guest

What makes a spot truly Instagrammable? It’s not just about beautiful landscapes or stunning architecture, it’s about capturing unique picture-perfect moments that transport viewers to another world with a single glimpse. The KZN Midlands Meander is set in the heart of the province and offers not only a picturesque countryside dotted with charming farms, but …

What makes a spot truly Instagrammable? It’s not just about beautiful landscapes or stunning architecture, it’s about capturing unique picture-perfect moments that transport viewers to another world with a single glimpse.

The KZN Midlands Meander is set in the heart of the province and offers not only a picturesque countryside dotted with charming farms, but also artisanal shops, and stunning landscapes, making it a haven for Instagrammers wanting to capture its rustic beauty. From quaint cafes to rolling hills, you can find the promise of the perfect snapshot around every corner of this enchanting region.

Sadira Nayager, General Manager of ANEW Hotel Hilton Pietermaritzburg highlights these five Instagram-worthy gems in the area:

1. Abingdon Wine Estate, Lions River
Abingdon Wine Estate is another perfect spot for Instagram-worthy moments. This pioneering estate produces boutique wines renowned for their quality and craftsmanship. From its elevated vineyards to its family-run ethos, every aspect of Abingdon’s story invites visitors to capture and share its charm. Whether enjoying the panoramic views or savouring their delightful wines, they ensure an enchanting experience to any Instagram feed.

2. Ardmore Design KZN Ceramic Gallery, Caversham Road, Lidgetton
Inspired by the rich composition of African art and nature, Ardmore crafts unique ceramic art, fashion, and luxury décor items that blends beauty into everyday life. Founded in 1985 by Fée Halsted, the studio’s roots trace back to a remote farm in the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains, where Halsted began a journey of teaching local artisans the intricate craft of modelling and painting pottery. With its fusion of artistic ingenuity and cultural heritage, Ardmore Design’s shop lures all those who seek to capture and share the essence of its remarkable story through the lens of Instagram.

3. The Treatery at Yard 41, Howick
This charming coffeeshop and bakery is a delightful one for Instagram lovers. They serve up delicious coffee and a range of snapworthy cakes and pastries as well as light meals, set in a beautifully decorated space.

4. Howick Falls, Howick
No list would be complete with the natural marvel that is Howick Falls. Plunging approximately 95 meters into a lush gorge, it offers jaw-dropping views and spectacular photo opportunities. The surrounding landscape, with its verdant vegetation and rugged cliffs offers captivating snaps. Additionally, myth and legend abound. Local legend holds that the pool at the base of Howick Falls serves as the dwelling place of the Inkanyamba, a colossal serpent-like creature. According to lore, only traditional healers, can safely approach the falls, and even they do so solely to offer prayers and acts of worship to the Inkanyamba, ancestral spirits, and the ‘Great God’.

5. Cosy fireplaces at ANEW Hotel Hilton, Pietermaritzburg
The newly renovated modern, yet cosy interior, complete with inviting fireplaces, at ANEW Hotel Hilton is another Instagram-worthy spot in the KZN Midlands. Against the backdrop of the renowned Tudor-style exterior, you can curl up with a book next to the crackling fire or admire the stylish décor with a glass of wine in hand. This space is a delightful fusion of history and modern comfort, making it a must-visit destination for those wanting to capture it on their Instagram feed.

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Author: Linda Christensen from Jigsaw PR on behalf of Anew Hotels and Resorts.

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