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FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Around the world, February is undoubtedly known as the month of love.
With Valentine’s Day almost exactly in the middle, the world tends to become a bit rosier during this time of year. Here at Simbithi, the colour of love is not a blushy pink or a vibrant red; it is a vivid, rich green.
I am sure you would agree that our Estate is looking beautiful, particularly after the recent rains.
Love is found across all species, and it was – pardon the pun – lovely to see a camouflage of baby chameleons born at resident, Paul Johnson’s home. The little creatures, which you will see later on the in the newsletter, made their appearance recently, covered in tufts of sand. What a great reminder of the rejuvenation a new year typically brings!
Speaking of a new year, homeowners, please diarise our Annual Budget Presentation. We will send you an official invitation, soon, but this traditionally takes place toward the end of February, each year.
Our Finance Manager Etienne Begemann and his team are hard at work fine-tuning the budgets for SEEHOA and the SCC, following which they will be presented to the Board and Executive Committee before being presented to homeowners. As always, our doors of engagement are open. If you would like to chat to Etienne beforehand, or you have any queries or concerns, please email him on fm@simbithi.com . Keeping in the theme of love, many have said that the foundation of a healthy relationship is mutually respectful communication. One of the ways we communicate is through signage across the Estate, some of the most important of which are those demarcating our environmentally-sensitive areas. Residents, please adhere to these signs, particularly around our dams. Demarcating these areas assists our team in protecting places in the Estate that require specialised care, in line with our ‘eco’ ethos.
Another important piece of signage is our speed regulation boards, which remind you of our Estate’s speed limit and track whether you are adhering to this, or not. Let us keep our roads safe, especially with all the new babies nature is birthing, and our pedestrians, cyclists, children and fellow drivers. Penalties are raised against drivers who transgress our speed limit of 40 km/h. Similarly, texting while driving, which we have noted an increase in, is incredibly dangerous. Please work with us to ensure our roads are kept safe.
As we head into the second month of 2025, my team and I hope you have a month filled with love and joy… and, perhaps a few roses and chocolates, too!
Marc Mc Clure
Flora in January
From the desk and lens of our environmental department, here is a look at plants that flowered during January.
Wild Garlic, taken at Main Gate gardens.
3. Dracaena aletriformis - Large-leaved Dragon Tree, taken at the Heron Community Centre.
1. Indigofera jucundaRiver Indigo, taken at South and Main Gate, and by Marlene Venter.
2. Tulbaghia violacea -
4. Chlorophytum species: Chlorophytum krookianum - Giant Chlorophytum, taken at the Heron Community
RIVER INDIGO
LARGE-LEAVED DRAGON TREE
WILD GARLIC
GIANT CHLOROPHYTUM
Centre and in the SEEHOA office courtyard.
5. Chlorophytum saundersiae -Weeping Anthericum, taken at the Heron Community Centre.
6. Eucomis autumnalisPineapple Flower, taken at the SEEHOA office courtyard.
7. Albuca nelsonii - Nelson's Slime Lily, taken at the Kingfisher Community Centre. 8. Aristea ecklonii - Blue Star, taken at Main Gate.
ENVIRONMENT
9. Aloe cooperi - Cooper's Aloe, taken at Heron Community Centre, Main Gate, South Gate. Aloe cooperi , and Aristea ecklonii , taken by Margi Lilienfeld. Agapanthus praecoxBlue Lily, taken at Main Gate.
COOPER'S ALOE ALOE COOPERI BLUE LILY
Wildlife
Another exciting conservation milestone! The successful capture and release of four red forest duiker from Simbithi Eco-Estate to Babanango Game Reserve marks a crucial step in reintroducing this species to its natural habitat in the area.
Red duikers, known for their elusive nature, play an essential role in forest ecosystems as seed dispersers. This kind of translocation effort not only helps to restore
biodiversity but also strengthens the ecological balance in Babanango and of course Simbithi.
It’s a testament to the collaboration between conservationists, reserves, and local communities to preserve wildlife species. How wonderful to see these little antelope run off into their new home.
CLICK HERE
To view the release video of four red duiker from Simbithi Eco-Estate to Babanango Game Reserve
SECURITY
Golf Carts
Our security team has noted a number of golf carts displaying expired golf cart stickers. Residents, a reminder that it is compulsory for every golf cart on the Estate to be registered and
adequately insured for public liability. If you have not renewed your permit sticker, please note:
be payable at the Welcome Centre via cash, debit card or levy account for the forthcoming period.
In accordance with our revised rule, proof of adequate golf cart insurance must be supplied to SEEHOA to register and obtain the requisite stickers for your cart. This must be renewed annually.
Please e-mail your proof of insurance to welcomecentre@simbithi.com . The Welcome Centre will then advise when your three stickers per cart are available for collection. The stickers must be displayed on the front, left and right-hand sides of your cart. An amount of R140 will
Kindly note the above process also applies to visitors intending to bring golf carts onto the Estate. Please advise your guests accordingly. Similarly, if you have sold your golf cart since the last renewal, please advise us via e-mail so we may re-allocate your sticker.
For more information, or for clarity on the above, kindly contact the Welcome Centre on 032-946 8360 or e-mail
welcomecentre@simbithi.com .
General Conduct
Recently, we have observed an increase in complaints of loud music, shouting, screaming at properties, which causes unreasonable disturbance, inconvenience and annoyance. In accordance with our rules, we appeal to you to be considerate to your neighbours when playing music or hosting parties.
Speed Limit
The speed limit throughout the Estate is 40 kilometres per hour for all vehicles on all Estate roads. Please drive carefully to protect our residents, pets and wildlife.
LOVE, PEACE & WARMTH
In December, we visited the St Luke’s Home for Healing in Kearsney. St Luke’s, located approximately 40 minutes outside Ballito, is a special care home for mentally and physically handicapped individuals. As part of our Community Social Investment (CSI), several residents partnered with us to sponsor Christmas boxes for St Luke’s patients, which included pyjamas, toiletries and a small gift.
Thank you to each of you who sponsored a box. As the photos depict, this was a gesture the patients appreciated. Please note, we have blurred the images of patients' faces to protect their privacy.
Environmental Excellence
Several important environmental days were commemorated during January.
Here is how each one connects to Simbithi:
National Bird Day – 5 January 2025
Our winged residents are a special part of Simbithi, and formed the basis of our first publication, Birds of Simbithi , which was released in 2023. The book tells the story of Simbithi’s feathered friends and features more than 200 photographs of birds taken in Simbithi, by Simbithi residents.
To date, 279 birds of our 347-strong bird list have been sighted in Simbithi.
Through our Simbithi Birding Group on WhatsApp, we record bird sightings and are often treated to special appearances. Most recently, we were blessed to welcome:
• Black-crowned Night Heron
• Trumpeter Hornbill
• Male European Honey Buzzard
• Little Bitten
• Western Osprey
LITTLE BITTERN ON ORIOLE DAM, TAKEN BY WARREN SUTHERLAND
If you would like to purchase a copy of Birds of Simbithi , please pop into our Welcome Centre at 42 Cussonia Way. If you would like to join our Simbithi Birding WhatsApp Group, please WhatsApp your full name and address to 073 156 1378.
HOA administration building and car park. We have also, in line with our strategic initiative of Harnessing Technology, installed 16 solar cameras on the Estate as part of our security system. This is also in line with our commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG).
International Clean Day of Energy – 26 January 2024
In keeping with our vision, to guarantee the sustainability of Simbithi Eco-Estate, one of our strategic initiatives is to Promote Sustainability. During the last quarter of 2024, SEEHOA installed solar panels on our
During December, our solar panels produced a total of 11.52MWh of power, which equates to a saving of 268 trees , 3.51T standard coal , R26 000 economic benefits and 9.14T reduction in carbon emissions .
A BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT HERON, TAKEN BY DAEL STOJAKOVIC
WESTERN OSPREY, TAKEN BY WARREN SUTHERLAND
A TRUMPETER HORNBILL, TAKEN BY BRETT COLLOPY
Baby, Baby… Babies!
Resident, Paul Johnson – a keen observer of Simbithi’s chameleon population, witnessed an incredible feat recently. As shared on our Wildlife Group:
“…we had a flap neck chameleon hatching in our garden and now have somewhere between 40-50 tiny baby chameleons wandering around. You can still see the mud on their heads from burrowing out of their nesting burrow. As there is a second nest that I know of at the top of our garden that has not hatched yet, this will be a great addition to the Simbithi chameleon population.”
Thank you for sharing, Paul, and welcome to Simbithi, little chameleons!
Simbithi through Statistics
As part of our reporting structures, our HOA team collects data aligned with our strategic initiative of Adhering to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Principles. Here are a few interesting statistics from our latest report:
We have 23 Did You Know videos on our YouTube channel. Each video, which is between 60-90 seconds, teaches you about an important aspect of Simbithi – like, how to renew your domestic staff’s access, or how to update your details. CLICK HERE to view our library, which we update regularly.
During December, we tested 14 out of 26 of our dams . All perimeters were acceptable for recreational use.
We recycled 9000kg during December, which equates to 18 four-tonne trucks . Well done, Simbithi! Last year, we introduced six new plant species to Simbithi. We have a plant list of 607, with 18 protected species. To date, SEEHOA staff have had 2394 hours of training .
During December, our security team collected 6.52kg of litter throughout the Estate, comprising 37 pieces of paper, 5 cans, 62 pieces of plastic and 7 pieces of glass. Our landscaping service provider, McWade's, picked up 20 bags of litter, equalling approximately 200kg!
We also recently conducted a survey to help us establish Simbithi’s sustainability core, by asking you to share with details with us regarding your alternate water and electricity infrastructure. To date, 208 residents have participated in the survey, and we have established that our community is presently producing 2029,5KVA of electricity, and storing 477 680kl of rainwater.
If you have not yet completed the short survey, we encourage you to do so. Please CLICK HERE to begin.
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FROM THE Club General Manager
Dear Members and Residents,
I hope my column finds you well. We hope you like the new combined newsletter format. As we embark on the New Year, I can’t help but think of Albert Einstein’s quote:“Learn from yesterday, live for today and hope for tomorrow”.
May 2025 be your best year yet. What a season!
Food and beverage had an incredible month. The atmosphere on the deck when Santa arrived by helicopter on the 10th tee box was nothing short of breathtaking! So, too, were our Christmas Eve and New Years’ Eve events. Thanks to all those who came through and participated. Special mention goes to the Heron Pizzeria, who kept our Estate “in pizza” for the month and, in so doing, posted a record turnover for the month of December!
For the Club, business arrived very late in December; footfall picked up from the 20th, leaving us just 11 days to make a seemingly impossible budget. But, thanks to our homeowners, friends, guests and patrons from the greater Ballito area we were able to get extremely close to our budgeted target. However, due to the poor start to our financial year, the Club remains under financial pressure.
With February upon us and the team still reeling from the busy season, we are making the most of the entertainment schedule with our live music on Fridays. Pop down to the Club and enjoy a cold
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one and grab a bite to eat. We are looking to turn the heat up one more time before we say goodbye to summer. Please also watch for our Chef’s delights in the upcoming weeks. Our Valentine’s Day event is two weeks away: let’s celebrate the evening together with music, fine fare and all dressed in red as we take a trip for “A Night in Paris”.
include bowls and a golf putting competition, to add some excitement and an element of team building to your meetings.
To all our businessowners, please remember as a benefit of your Club membership you will receive a 50% discount on the room hire fee when you book your conference or event at the Club.
The Sports Complex joined the Simbithi lifestyle with a boom, with more than 400 residents and guests coming to see the venue over the opening two-day period. Eager sportsmen and women participated in all sporting codes during the December season. Participation wise, Padel led the way, with Bowls second.
Our events team has been working hard at creating new daily conference packages that will
Squash and tennis also fielded good numbers and the social element around the Pavilion Deck and family pool was amazing to see. The gees generated was exactly what the Country Club stands for. Thank you for coming down, enjoying
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the vibe and having a game. Our contractors have begun work on the snag list to bring the project to completion. December and January allowed the team to test and understand the complex a little better, and our Sport Supervisors, Ash, Daniel, and Junaid, have been assisting residents in all matters sport, from Clubmaster to providing information on the sporting codes.
Squash has opened its doors to outside members as competition, league and the tournament calendar starts early in the year.
We meet with our resident sport representatives monthly. The representatives for tennis and bowls are planning their social and competition calendars. Once ready, this will be shared via the dedicated WhatsApp groups. If you have not joined yet, please do so by sending your name and address to us on WhatsApp on 073 156 1378.
To start things off early this year, we hosted our first “Mini Sports Day” where residents had the opportunity to socialise through friendly competition and enjoy themed food and drinks on the deck afterwards. It was fantastic to see the participants enjoying the facility. We would like to host several of these during the year, so please watch our comms for the next one.
Our Golf Course was closed from 20 to 24 January 2025 for annual spring treatment, as is customary after our December season. In closing, I have been asked to explain the family membership fee, which all homeowners
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pay, as part of your levy. These fees are used to assist the Club operationally, in terms of meeting our financial obligations, which are substantial for our day-to-day operation.
Our revenue generating departments cover direct costs, such as food and beverage and staffing costs, while the golf subscriptions, for example, look after the course’s maintenance. Without the family membership, the Club would not be able to cover costs and offer all the services and products we do for you and your guests.
We hope to see you at the Club, soon!
Craig Nell
FROM THE Golf Chairperson
From all of us on your golf committee, best wishes to our members and their families for a great 2025 - and for an even better year on the course enjoying our truly unique Simbithi golf experience.
I will, however, briefly reference two of the key projects we will be focusing on during the upcoming months:
As a committee, our efforts remain focused on our continuous improvement journey as we continue to identify and execute enhancement initiatives, both on the course itself and in the way in which we operate. While these initiatives are too numerous to cover in this newsletter, please do feel free to contact me should you wish to discuss any of these - or simply understand what they entail.
Firstly, as I mentioned in my Chairman’s Report last September, we are considering moving the course from its current four tee box configuration to a three tee box setup. There are various reasons for this, but a key one is ensuring a fuller hole-by-hole experience for the majority of our golfers.
We will conduct a preliminary “trial” of this new configuration before a final decision, one way or the other, is made.
Secondly, and also as referenced in my report and consistent with our Continuous Improvement Philosophy, we will also look to develop a one to five-year course improvement plan aimed at further enhancing our course offering.
most vital role in ensuring that the Simbithi golf experience remains enjoyable for all. In this vein, as we begin the new year, may I remind you of our ongoing focus on pace of play.
This will include specifying the capital and major maintenance projects we would like to pursue over this period and determining a funding plan to allow their execution. We will keep you informed as this progresses.
An understanding of our pace of play requirements is essential for all members – and their visitors.
Please read and apply our Pace of Play SOP, the link to which is attached here.
Happy golfing!
Finally, as we all know, our members themselves play the
Haydn Hillestad
WELL DONE, SICELO!
Congratulations to Events Assistant, Sicelo Cele on his recent achievement, as the Country Club’s Employee of the Year. Sicelo, your charming smile and friendly personality is certainly an asset to our Club. Well done!
FROM THE MEN’S CAPTAIN
Happy New Year, and great golfing for 2025!
After a successful festive season, Club golf resumed on Friday, 10 January 2025. We got into the spirit of Simbithi golf on Saturday, 11 January 2025 with the first of our “Simbithi Meet” days, with the Pro Shop doing a random draw, allowing all participants the privilege of playing with someone you may never have had the opportunity to play with before. By all accounts, it was a resounding success, and we will definitely schedule a few more later in the year. “A stranger is just a friend who you haven’t met yet…
”The annual golfing calendar has now been finalised and published, so hopefully we can all plan our holidays and travels taking all the major Club events into account for the year.
Thanks to Dane, our Sports Manager, for securing both Land Rover and Primo Properties as key sponsors of our Friday Meat Competitions for this year. We look forward to an enhanced experience with our new sponsors.
Until next month…happy golfing!
Robin Rigney
LADIES’ CAPTAIN
Welcome to 2025 and a happy new year
Golfers! A new year means setting new goals and the chance for us to improve on an aspect of our golf game that we have always wanted to improve.
out and we are jam-packed with some exciting events. It was great to start the new year with A Meet and Greet Event, where I got to meet three gentlemen I had never met prior and enjoyed a wonderful morning of golf!
and there are 11 Senior Ladies Monday Competitions!
The year started off as a scorcher, with some days hitting over 40 degrees, followed by some incredible bouts of rain. Through it all, our course remains in magnificent condition, and I am sure you cannot wait to get back into the full swing of things. The golfing calendars are
On the ladies’ side, we have plenty of events to ensure a busy year! We have 47 Ladies Tuesdays, which include an Open Day and a Charity Day. We have 22 League games, 12 on weekends and 10 on weekdays! There are 26 Swaggers days allocated for Ladies’ Saturdays
For those feeling competitive this year, we have several Club and KZN competitions to enter and many Open Days at various clubs to consider.
Here’s to a fun year ahead!
Much love,
Sue Clarke
WELCOME TO THE TEAM!
We are delighted to welcome Adriaan Nell, our new Golf Operations Manager. Adriaan, we wish you a long, fruitful career with Simbithi. And, welcome back to Shanel Pillay, who joins as our Sport Administrator. Shanel is no stranger to Simbithi, and we are excited to have her back.
HEY, LET’S MEET!
The golf team hosted a fun competition on Saturday, 11 January 2025, a morning designed for our golfers to have some fun while getting to know each other on the greens.
G Daff (12) & D Red (7)
B Ferguson (4) & L Hannah (13)
Here are the results of the Betterball Stableford:
1st Priority Prize
J Da Costa (16) & C Schoeman (4)
And, the results of the Fourball Alliance (2 Scores to Count):
I Klintworth (18), B Moroney (14), J Morse (15) & A Strydom (11)
A Garvery (16), G Hartley (14), G Smith (9) & C Scholtz (10)
B Dix (13), P Carter (9), B Osborne (8) & T Hope (14)
FROM THE COURSE
The fairways were bustling during December, which we enjoyed. Thank you, members, for your loyal patronage, as always. As is tradition for Simbithi, we opened our course up during the festive season, and it was fantastic to see visitors enjoying #TheSimbithiExperience.
DID YOU KNOW: we did 3914 rounds, and 976 carts cross the fairways during December!
FROM THE PADEL COURTS
Our Sports Complex launched during December (watch out for the autumn edition of the Simbithi Scene for all the photographs and coverage from that incredible evening), and – as expected – Padel was the favourite!
DID YOU KNOW: we rented 486 Padel racquets and sold 87 sleeves of Padel balls during December!
FROM THE SQUASH COURTS
Players have commented favourably on the quality and playability of our new squash courts. The specialised installer from Pretoria specified a proven cement additive to give strength and durability to the walls, while the texture is deemed to make for ideal playing conditions. Unfortunately, we have had some incidents of the floors being discoloured (reasons not fully understood), and appropriate signage for non-marking shoes has gone up. There are several other snags which are being attended to. With our new facilities, we are looking forward to heralding in a new era of squash fun on our Estate.
There is already evidence of many residents dusting off their squash kits and getting their bodies onto the court to participate in this great game.
We have had interest from squash players in the Dolphin Coast region to join our club as external members. As with golf, our Executive Committee (EXCO) has taken the decision to allow a limited number of external members, which we believe will add value to each of the sections. We believe that SCC will be able to raise four league teams to participate in the Dolphin Coast Squash league. We expect to enter two teams in the first division and two in the second division. The league calendar is currently being finalised, with summer league running from February to April, and the main winter league running from after Easter to September, with a break during the school holidays. The other competing clubs in the Dolphin Coast area are Umhlali and Salt Rock Country Clubs, while Stanger might be entering teams based on the two new courts they have recently completed.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Sports Manager, Dane Vosloo (sportsman@simbithi.com) to register your interest in participating in the league setup, even if you only want to be a reserve or fill-in.
Frank Bradford
HOW DO I BOOK A SPORT?
Our three Sports Supervisors, Junaid, Ash and Daniel are stationed at the Pavilion Deck, ready to welcome and advise you. They are also well-trained on how to download the Clubmaster App, which you will require to book your time at the sports complex. If you missed our How-To Guide to download Clubmaster, CLICK HERE. We also have dedicated WhatsApp Groups for each sporting code, where you may link up with fellow enthusiasts and receive updates on tournaments, matches and offers directly from our team. If you’d like to join
one of the groups, please WhatsApp us on 073 156 1378 with your name and address, and we’ll assist you.
Firstly, the complex is open for use by residents of Simbithi Eco-Estate, only. While subscriptions fees are not charged, a “payto-play” model is applicable, and these funds are used to maintain the facilities. This is in accordance with our previous communication, in the Q&A document shared prior to the General Meeting where the complex (then called Master Plan Phase 1, or MPP1) was voted on in June 2023, and the release of the fee schedule in June, this year. For residential members (homeowners), as defined in Clause 5.1.1 of the Club’s Constitution, bookings for use
of the facilities are done on the Clubmaster App, with payment via your levy account. If you would like to invite friends and family to join you at the complex, you may do so, however, you must accompany your guests.
Residential tenant members, as defined in Clause 5.1.2 of the Club’s Constitution, are also welcome to use the facilities, subject to either of the following:
Arrange for use of the property owner’s membership. The homeowner may cede their membership to the residential tenant member, allowing them to use the Club’s facilities and the Clubmaster App.
The residential tenant member and homeowner will then need to come to an agreement regarding payment of the
HOW DO I BOOK A SPORT?
usage fees. If the above is not an option, residential tenant members may pay the Club membership fee of R800, which is charged annually.
local squash league. Regarding the lap pool, specifically, all residents may enjoy this facility for training purposes, subject to an annual usage fee. Children are not permitted, unless they are in a supervised training programme.
The pay-to-play fees will then be applicable. Residential tenant members will need to open, and “top up” their Clubmaster accounts before being able to book and play. Top ups may be done at any Point of Sale at the Country Club. At this point, the complex is not open to nonresidential members, as defined in Clause 5.1.4 of the Club’s Constitution. As we shared earlier this month, the squash courts will be open for use by non-residential members from 1 January 2025. This has been approved by the EXCO and is to allow Simbithi to enter the
Biometric access to the pool will be instituted early next year, when contractors return to the Estate.
Below, you will find the table of usage fees, which were communicated in August this year, following a revision of the business model. EXCO decided to do away with the membership fee and retain nominal “playing fees” which, as previously stated, is designed to cover maintenance and upkeep of the facilities.
TABLE OF USAGE FEES
Per person, per session
Per 30-min, per court
Per 30-min per court, off peak (09:00 – 15:00 , Monday to Thursday)
Per hour, per court
Per hour, per court
Membership per person, per annum
Membership per person, per annum
Please note, these fees are subject to periodic review, as EXCO receives, and reviews, relevant data.
Hope to see you out on the courts, soon!
Jeff Leaver: Chairman
Clive Mc Creadie: Vice-Chairman HOA
Frank Bradford: Vice-Chairman SCC EXCO
Louis Boshoff
Gavin Dunlop
John Gowans
Margi Lilienfeld
Andrew Mackenzie
Director Human Resources board8@simbithi.com
Director Security board4@simbithi.com
Director Simbithi Country Club board2@simbithi.com
Director Design Review Committee board5@simbithi.com
Director Technical & Maintenance board7@simbithi.com
Director Legal & Appeals board1@simbithi.com
Director Environmental board6@simbithi.com
Director Finance & IT board3@simbithi.com
Pamela White
Director Marketing & Communications board9@simbithi.com
The Board of Directors are your elected representatives who volunteer their time and expertise without remuneration.
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Venue: Pavilion Room, Simbithi Country Club
Time: 18:00
Cost: R30, at the door
Enquiries: environmental@simbithi.com / ea@simbithi.com
13 – QUIZ NIGHT
The Country Club brings you Quiz Night, sponsored by Harcourts Dolphin Coast and hosted by “The Quiz Guys”.
Venue: The Fig Tree Restaurant
Time: 18:00
Cost: R195pp
Bookings: foodbev1@simbithi.com or 032-946 5403
14 – A NIGHT IN PARIS
Celebrate the month of love with an exceptional three-course meal at the bespoke Dragonfly Restaurant. Enjoy an expertly curated menu paired with wines selected by our chefs, and the gentle strains of live music as you experience the magic of Paris. Spread the love: make it an evening of friendship by inviting friends to share the experience with you. We look forward to hosting you.
Venue: The Dragonfly Restaurant
Time: 18:00
Cost: R600
Bookings: sccmsc@simbithi.com or 032-946 5403
Calling all “little” residents of Simbithi: during this month of love, we invite you to join us on a journey to loving nature. Did you know we live in the BEST place to learn about the environment? Come along with our Environmental team, as we take a cool morning walk through Simbithi.
Time: 07:30
RSVP: enquiries@simbithi.com or WhatsApp 073 156 1378 Booking essential. For more information: proshop@simbithi.com or 032-946 5407 For more information: proshop@simbithi.com or 032-946 5407
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or 032-946 5407
23 – LADIES’ LEAGUE
AT HOME, SCC V DCC
For more information: proshop@simbithi.com or 032-946 5407
Let us pour you a selection of wines, paired with an expertly curated dinner.
Venue: The Dragonfly Restaurant
Time: 18:00 for 18:30
Cost: R650
Bookings: sccmsc@simbithi.com
For more information: proshop@simbithi.com or 032-946 5407
more information:
or 032-946 5407
An evening of wine, conversation and #TheSimbithiExperience.
Venue: The Dragonfly Restaurant
Time: 18:00 for 18:30
Cost: R80
Bookings: sccmsc@simbithi.com
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