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Name Telephone Email

ST. LUCIA

Joalize Lodge • 035 5901244 • joalize@futurenet.co.za
Lalapanzi Guest House • 035 5901167 • safaris@stlucia.co.za
Seasand Lodge • 035 5901034 • seasands@stlucia.co.za
       
 

KWAMBONAMBI

Marchθ Private Hotel • 035 5801448 • marche@futurenet.co.za
       

MOZAMBIQUE

Barra Lodge No. 9 • 035 5502215 • bookings@wetlands.co.za
Makolobay • 035 5502215 • info@makolobay.co.za
       

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Game Viewing

Name Telephone Email

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CW Safaris Hunting •   • chris@cw-safaris.co.za
      
         
         
         
        
        
        
          
        
           
     
          
             

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Tour Operators

 
Name Telephone Email

ST. LUCIA

Advantage "Hippo" Cruiser • 035 5901259 • advantage@zululink.co.za
Advantage Whale Watching • 035 5901259 • advantage@zululink.co.za
Advantage Deepsea Fishing • 035 5901259 • advantage@zululink.co.za
Fannas / Bornfree Boat Trips • 035 5901363 • safaris@stlucia.co.za
St. Lucia Safaris • 035 5901363 • safaris@stlucia.co.za

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Chris Williams Safaris • 035 5500371

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St. Lucia Info

              Situated in northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, the coastal village of St Lucia is the gateway to the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, incorporating Mkuzi (a Big 5 reserve), Sodwana Bay (a world famous scuba diving destination) and Kosi Bay (a natural paradise). In close proximity to St Lucia is the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve, home to the Big 5 and the largest population of rhino in the 
         world. The Greater St Lucia Wetland Park is a registered member of the Ramsar Convention and is a candidate for World Heritage Site status. Known as the jewel of KwaZulu-Natal, with five distinct 
         ecosystems and a unique biodiversity found nowhere else on earth, it is not hard to see why the earliest name for St Lucia, given by Portugese explorers, was "River of the Sands of Gold".

        To go hand in hand with St Lucia's 300 sun-filled days a year the area boasts magnificent self-guided walking trails through sub-tropical forests, grasslands and lily-covered pans which abound in animal life. Lake St Lucia, the largest estuarine water body in Africa, can be explored by means of a boat safari, bringing the visitors into close proximity with hippo lazing in the waters and crocodiles basking in the sun on the estuary's banks. Pelicans riding the thermals overhead and sights of Goliath Herons stabbing at fish in the lake make this a true African Experience.

          Along the natural and unspoilt coastline, golden beaches stretch as far as the eye can see, lapped by warm blue waters from the Indian Ocean and bounded by the world's highest vegetated sand dunes. Whales and schools of dolphins frequent this spectacular coastline, also the natural breeding habitat for the leatherback and loggerhead turtles. These waters are renowned for big game fishing and the much sought after marlin are landed here. The warm Mozambique current attracts a kaleidoscope of colourful tropical fish that feed off coral reefs.

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St. Lucia

Many visitors travel to St Lucia either by 
private or hired vehicles. Car hire      companies are represented at both Durban and Richards Bay airports.

St Lucia is reached by road from the north or south via the N2 highway in Kwa-Zulu Natal. Motorists should turn off the N2 at Mtubatuba and follow the signs for St Lucia which lies approximately 25km east of Mtubatuba.

The N2 from Durban to Empangeni is a 
new highway with three toll stations. 
Certain sections of the northern 
N2 has potholes so motorists should drive with care.

The road between Mtubatuba and 
St Lucia has two way traffic, a few potholes in places, but a pleasant drive.


Hluhluwe

              From Durban

Take the N2 North, Pass empangeni, Mtubatuba and travel another 50km take Hluhluwe 
off - ramp. Turn Right at the stop sign and travel 4km to reach Hluhluwe.

             From Gauteng
Follow the road through Bethal - Ermelo - Piet Retief - Pongola - N2 - Mkuze and take the Hluhluwe off ramp. Turn left - travel 4km to the Hluhluwe Village

 
Mtubatuba

                    Travel North along the N2. Take Mtubatuba turnoff to the right. Carry on into Mtubatuba.

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