RTG offers Easter Escape at Mont Clair

Lifestyle Writer

TO wind off from their hectic schedules this Easter, families and adventure-seekers are flocking to Rainbow Tourism Group’s Montclair Resort & Conference Hotel, nestled in the heart of the Eastern Highlands.

This picturesque haven offers a unique blend of relaxation and adventure, making it the perfect getaway.

Mr Tendai Madziwanyika, CEO of RTG, emphasised the resort’s commitment to creating memorable experiences.

“Montclair is designed for everyone, from families looking for fun to couples seeking romance,” he says. The hotel boasts 85 guest rooms and is the largest in Nyanga, providing ample space for guests to unwind and explore.

This Easter, Montclair is pulling out all the stops with an exciting list of activities.

Guests can look forward to a vibrant musical performance by renowned jazz artist Mbeu, along with thrilling options like horse riding, quad biking, and an Easter egg hunt that promises fun for all ages.

“We aim to create an environment where families can bond and make lasting memories,” Madziwanyika adds.

Beyond the hotel’s offerings, the surrounding region is rich in natural beauty and adventure.

Guests can experience the breathtaking Mutarazi Falls or take on the adrenaline-pumping Skywalk and Africa’s longest zip line. For those seeking a more leisurely pace, serene trails for horse riding and relaxation by the outdoor pool await.

Montclair isn’t just a leisure destination; it’s also a hub for business events, featuring versatile meeting spaces that can accommodate up to 800 guests.

“We’re committed to delivering exceptional service and creating uforgettable moments,” Madziwanyika states.

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