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56 Nkwazi Drive is a short stroll away from the shore. It is situated in the coastal village of Zinkwazi Beach on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast. One of the rare, beautiful, unspoilt beaches still left in southern Africa with a 7 km stretch of lagoon among the lush palm trees of the Zinkwazi conservancy. This large beach cottage provides spacious and comfortable accommodation for up to 11 people, featuring five bedrooms, three bathrooms, an airy open-plan living area, equipped kitchen and large TV room. There is an outside braai area and swimming pool where you can soak up the African sunshine or splash in the refreshing pool, all while taking in the sights of the seascape. The entire establishment is alarmed and protected by an armed response security company. |
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The long stretches of beach provide for fishing, swimming, surfing, diving or just walking. Birdwatching enthusiasts can spot some of the 180 different species of bird life in the area. Zinkwazi is also close to Zululand's wealth of splendid game reserves, two of which being Umfolozi and Prince's Grant.
56 Nkwazi Drive Accommodation
Cottage
This large cottage consists of five bedrooms and three bathrooms. For
your convenience, linen is provided and there are laundry facilities.
Activities
The fishing is still very good at Zinkwazi, from the beach and out at sea. The Zinkwazi Ski Boat Club is the focal point of the fishing community, and is the best place to find out where the current hot spots are.
Have a sundowner and mingle with the locals at Mahogany Reef, the bar at the ski boat club.
Canoe or take a boat up the lagoon. Except for when heavy rains have burst the lagoons banks, there is about 7km of flat water to explore. Take binoculars, a fishing rod or a picnic and see what you can discover.
Take a drive to Amatikulu and experience the decadence of a prawn feast at the simple, rustic and fun Amatikulu Prawn Shack. Prawns from a local prawn farm are turned into an almost endless selection of outstanding fare for a very reasonable price.
Enjoy the solitude and serenity of a walk along the beach. There aren’t many stretches of beach left that are this beautiful and peaceful.
Another spot of green worth visiting is the Harold Johnson Nature Reserve on the Tugela River. It offers excellent day walks. History buffs might want to see the ruins of Fort Pearson, and the Ultimatum Tree. Their part in the Anglo-Zulu War is fascinating - take a history book and give the kids a history lesson. Or listen to David Rattray’s Day of the Dead Moon as you drive.
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56 Nkwazi Drive Reservations: booksa@madbookings.com
