Location: South Africa » Kwazulu Natal » South CoastThe South Coast includes Margate, Port Shepstone, Scottbur The South Coast includes Margate, Port Shepstone, Scottburgh, Port Edward, sardines, golf, whales, dolphins, the Oribi Gorge, hibiscus flowers and golden beaches are some of the terms which people associate with this magnificent region of South Africa and the Kingdom of the Zulu The South Coast is popularly known as the Golf Coast thanks to a comprehensive selection of 11 fine courses, expansive golden Beaches and unique variant of sub- tropical Bush In Port Shepstone you can board the Banana Express for a scenic day-trip. It is an old steam train which runs on a narrow gauge railway line, and puffs sedately along the coast and into the the hinterland. Theres rich, authentic and living Zulu culture to imbibe, plus the unmistakable motifs of sub-continental Indian influence. Easy access to the southern slopes of our much-visited and photographed Berg - the Drakensberg mountain range - offers the traveller yet more-contemplative moments with majestic, inspiring peaks and timeless rock-paintings. This fascinating art form, coupled with archaeological finds across the region, places the Khoi and San folk on the South Coast millennia before King Shaka Zulu tested the limits of his empire during the early 1800s.   
  

Accommodation in and around Tugela Biosphere Weenen Game Reserve accommodation in Tugela Biosphere Wild and undulating African savannah, thornveld valleys, spectacular river gorges and distant mountain peaks form the backdrop for a visit to Weenen Game Reserve. The Bushmans River flowing through a deep-cut gorge, rich valley bushveld vegetation a... More
Slievyre Game Farm accommodation in Tugela Biosphere FacilitiesSelf catering chalets1 x 6 sleeper1 x 5 sleeper2 x 2 sleeperFully equipped and servicedChildren welcomeSwimming poolThis is the perfect stop over for weary travellers. The farm is ideally placed for a quick exit from the N3 national h... More
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