Do not use funvalleyresort.com to contact Fun Valley Resort in South Africa. That domain belongs to an entirely unrelated resort in Noida, India, and the number on it is an Indian mobile. We could not find a verifiable contact route for the South African resort, so we have not published one.
ContactDetails.co.za is an independent directory. We are not the resort and we cannot take, alter or refund a booking.
What we found
Checked on 24 August 2026.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| funvalleyresort.com | A resort in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. Not the South African resort |
| Website for the South African resort | None confirmed |
| Telephone | Not published, none verifiable |
Same name, different country
This is one of the easiest mistakes to make and one of the hardest to notice, because the site looks entirely legitimate. It is legitimate. It is simply a different business.
- Generic names repeat across countries. Anything built from ordinary words, valley, view, park, lakeside, sunrise, will have namesakes elsewhere.
- Check the country before anything else. A dialling code beginning +91, +44 or +1 is not South African, and neither is an address you do not recognise.
- Look for the town on the page. If the site never names the South African town you are looking for, it is probably not that business.
- A .com is not evidence either way. Many South African businesses use .com, and many foreign ones do too.
- Never send a deposit before confirming the country and town, particularly for a venue booking where the amounts are larger.
The same caution applies to search results generally. A search engine matching your words does not mean it matched your business.
Finding the resort you actually mean
- Search the name together with the town or province, never on its own.
- Use a mainstream booking platform and filter by location, which forces the result to be in the right place.
- Check the dialling code against the area before calling.
- Confirm the address when someone answers, before discussing dates or payment.
If a booking goes wrong
Go first to whoever took the payment. Under the Consumer Protection Act you may cancel an advance booking, with a reasonable cancellation fee rather than forfeiture of the whole amount, and cancellation caused by death or hospitalisation cannot be charged for. If money went to a business in another country, South African consumer bodies have no jurisdiction, and your realistic route is a card chargeback through your bank. Do it promptly, since chargebacks have deadlines.
The Consumer Goods and Services Ombud is on 0860 000 272 for a South African supplier.
Related contact pages
- Guest house, lodge and hotel contact pages
- Bank contact pages, for a chargeback
- Complaints and escalation contact pages
- How to verify a contact number before you use it
Frequently asked questions
Is funvalleyresort.com the South African resort?
No. It is a resort in Noida, India. It is a legitimate business, simply not the one you are looking for.
What is Fun Valley Resort’s number?
We could not verify one for the South African resort, so we have not published a number.
How do I avoid contacting the wrong business?
Search the name with the town, check the dialling code against the area, and confirm the address when someone answers, before discussing payment.
I paid a deposit to the wrong company abroad.
Ask your bank about a chargeback promptly. South African consumer bodies have no jurisdiction over a business in another country.
Checked on 24 August 2026. If the South African resort publishes its own website, that becomes the authority.