Khaya La Manzi is Zulu for the "HOME OF WATER". On your travels or visits along the East Coast of South Africa in KwaZulu Natal experience the choice of African thatched accommodation set in coastal sub-tropical environment
This Southport Self Catering home is ideal for a family/ friends/ business persons to relax, enjoy South Africa's beautiful South Coast beaches and golf courses.
IMN Lodge is a family owned lodge located in Bazley, 70km south of Durban in the South coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal. Bazely is a great place to get away from the crowds, with a beautiful clean beach. At IMN we trust you will have a relaxing time away from the
Welcome to our cottage. We know you will love your stay. You only have to walk out the front gate and you are on the most beautiful beach. You can chill on the beach or relax on the veranda surrounded by a tranquil garden.
Just 90 minutes from King Shaka International Peace Cottage is a secure, spacious, self-catering holiday home that sleeps 8 people in 4 comfortable bedrooms. The house has a 180 degree uninterrupted view of the Indian Ocean as well as a swimming pool
All 9 units are sea facing and have spectacular sea views. Warren's and Clinton's Rooms have views partially interrupted by trees. The 5 downstairs units have covered patio and private gardens, the 4 upstairs units have private covered terraces. ...
Francois and Cecilia look forward to your arrival and trust that you will enjoy your stay in the calm and peaceful atmosphere that prevails in our resort.
Fully equipped 2 bed roomed cottages on Shelly Beach. Each cottage has own private braai area and garden. Early morning coffee at the pond with waterfall where our ducks will entertain you.
No 48 is a first floor flat and has stunning sea views up and down the coast. Sitting on the balcony you look down directly onto the launchpad where skiboats go out to sea.
Spacious 137sqm luxury airy corner cabana that is situated right on the beach where you could actually lie on your bed and watch the sun rise over the sea or watch the comings and goings of the fishing.
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