Amanzimtoti Bird Sanctuary
The Amanzimtoti Bird Sanctuary is a popular attraction. It consists of a large expanse of open shimmering water surrounded by rolling lawns. Gardens are on the one end and indigenous lush forests on the other.
Read MoreDeep Sea Fishing
Take a trip to sea and try your luck at catching 'the big one'. Launching from Shelly Beach, there are loads of adventure companies awaiting your call.
Read MoreOribi Gorge
From serene bird watching and breath-taking views, to a hundred-meter wild swing between faces of ancient rock; the Oribi gorge provides activities for all.
Read moreRiverbend Crocodile Farm
With hundreds of crocodiles and abundant bird life the Riverbend Crocodile Farm is a great place to visit. After browsing the curio shop and art gallery you can stave your hunger at the Crocpot Restaurant.
read moreSardine Run
The Sardine Run is an annual migration of sardines along South Africa's east coast, between May and July. These tiny fish migrate from the cold waters of the Cape to seek the warmer, sub-tropical waters of KwaZulu-Natal.
Read moreScuba Diving
Situated in and around Shelly Beach are the Adda, Arena, and Bo Boyi reefs. From epic, coral-filled, caves, to abundant shark and tropical fish populations these dives will surround you in beauty.
The Aliwal Shoal is rated by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive spots in the world. The marine life of the shoal is said to be spectacular. Raggies or ragged tooth sharks (also known as grey nurse sharks) are regularly spotted between August and November as they use the area to mate. They are, despite looking like hunters of the deep, rather docile. In fact, in the history of diving the shoal, there has been no recorded attack from a shark. You are more likely to spot them close to a famous area known as the 'raggy caves'.
The South Coast Beaches
The South Coast of South Africa boasts spectacular beaches, and weather to boot. The warm Indian Ocean waters and the long stretches of sand make for the ideal conditions in which to swim, surf, snorkel, and suntan.
The South Coast is also home to several Blue Flag beaches, which means that these ones have met the strict criteria and are in line with some of the finest beaches around the world. These include Ramsgate, Hibberdene, Margate, and Marina beaches. Some of the other South Coast beaches are St Michaels on Sea, Lucien Beach, Banana Beach, Clansthal Beach, and Southbroom.
Uvongo Flea Market
Come visit the famous Uvongo Flea Market. It opens on weekends, public holidays, and during school holidays.
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