Planted with over 20,000 dhun’gethi bushes [Clerodendron inerme], this natural wall is a sustainable way to provide shade, privacy and a cooling green backdrop to the landscape. The surrounding trees in the landscape mature and cast a shady canopy over sections of the walls other plant species such as ferns will be introduced. The wall is watered either by natural rainfall or, in dryer weather, by reclaimed ‘grey water’ from the state-of-the-art water treatment plant.
At 330 metres long, it runs around the middle of the island, separating guest areas from the team member village and varies from three to six metres in height, covering a total area of 1,700m².