Experience Agritourism – Where Nature and Sustainability Meet!
Step away from the city and into a world where life moves at the pace of nature. Escape to the heart of Richmond’s countryside and discover a world where farming is more than a livelihood – it’s a way of life. Our agritourism experiences invite you to connect with the land, embrace ecological farming practices, and enjoy authentic farm living.
Learn how local farmers use eco-friendly methods to nurture crops and livestock while protecting the environment.
Taste the difference of fresh, organic produce harvested straight from the soil you walk on.
Sleep under wide African skies, wake to the sounds of nature, and experience the rhythm of rural life.
From milking cows to planting vegetables, roll up your sleeves and take part in daily farm activities.
Families, couples, and anyone seeking peace, authenticity, and a deeper connection to nature.
Book a farm stay today and immerse yourself in a world where green living and local culture go hand in hand.
Business World (BW Skills Developers t/a Business World) is the engine room behind the strategic development of the Richmond Tourism Organisation and many other community-driven initiatives across Kwazulu-Natal. From organisational expansion for the Richmond Byrne & District Museum to supporting emerging CTOs, Business World has played a key role in enterprise development and organisational growth.
Based at Highmoor Farm in Richmond, Business World serves as both a skills hub and an enterprise incubator, offering accredited training and practical support to unlock opportunities in rural tourism, farming, and entrepreneurship.
Our core programs include; NQF Level 1 Mixed Farming Systems – a registered full qualification with AGRISETA, providing learners with essential crop and livestock skills. As well as Agroecological Farming Practices – training that blends indigenous knowledge and sustainable methods to prepare farmers for a resilient, eco-friendly future.
Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development – mentoring and capacity-building for rural entrepreneurs to launch businesses in agritourism, green industries, and local trade. Through Business World, agritourism in Richmond is not just about visiting farms — it is about empowering people, strengthening organisations, and creating resilient rural economies.
Email: bwskillsdevelopers@gmail.com
Fb: https://www.facebook.com/businessworldzn/
Tel: +27833077666
A2B Eco Farm, is a working farm and guesthouse located in Byrne Valley, near the town of Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The eco-friendly retreat focuses on sustainability and a natural environment. An off-the-grid, get away retreat, adventure eco farm and home of A2B Transformation.
Bonakude Eco Farm is doing great work in terms of Agroecological farming, as a community-driven agro-ecological farm located in Phatheni, near Richmond. It is an inspirational project focused on regenerative farming, food sovereignty, and community empowerment.
Minerva Green, is a pioneering hemp and cannabis research hub nestled in the lush Byrne Valley near Richmond. With over 30 years of expertise, their team of certified Master Growers is dedicated to sustainable cultivation, indigenous strain preservation, and community upliftment. Visitors can explore the transformative potential of cannabis—from superfoods and eco-friendly building materials to wellness innovations—while learning about Minerva Green’s commitment to education, empowerment, and local farmer development.
Mzo’s Eco Farm, a sustainable living project in Ndaleni, Richmond, specialises in agro-eco and hosts university students, training in eco farming, mushrooms and beekeeping. They focus on self-sufficiency and reforestation.
Riverbend Country Home is a self-catering farmhouse located in the picturesque countryside of Byrne Valley; situated approximately 7 km from central Richmond in the Midlands area of KwaZulu-Natal. The house can accommodate a large family or group of 16 persons.
🚜 Agri Tourism – some great ideas to Explore!
• Hands-on farm tours and seasonal harvesting experiences
• Fishing, quad biking, and picnicking on working farms
• Educational workshops on organic gardening and permaculture
• Local produce tastings and farmstall shopping
• Interaction with livestock and small-scale farming operations
• Scenic drives through citrus, maize, and sugarcane fields
• Rural homestays offering authentic agricultural hospitality