Self cartering holiday accommodation in St Lucia, South Africa.READ MORE

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Lai La Log cabins are a rustic peaceful experience situated in St. Lucia and is ideally situated for excursions in KwaZulu-Natal. Hippos and crocodile boat safaris on Lake St. Lucia, Whale watching, Fishing, Bird Watching, Self-guided trails, guided walking trails, turtle tours, Zulu cultural villages, Snorkelling, Big 5 game reserves, Horse riding, Off-roads Quad bikes. READ MORE

St. Lucia Wetlands Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in the village of St. Lucia. Experiences include: Big five game safaris, Sea Turtle nesting tours, Zulu culture tours, boat based whale watching, hippo and crocodile estuary boat cruises, game night drives and more.READ MORE

Serene Estate Guest House is situated at the border of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park (new name for St. Lucia Greater Wetland Park) in St. Lucia along the KwaZulu-Natal coast. The 4 spacious and very luxurious guest rooms have via big windows a direct view onto the park and guests can enjoy the wildlife from their rooms. READ MORE

Ingwenya Lodge borders the nature reserve with a view of both the sea and the estuary, a very unique privilege in St. Lucia. The self catering units are named after the five feeder rivers of the St. Lucia estuary.READ MORE

Lidiko Lodge situated in St. Lucia, a charming thatched roof colonial building, which today houses the reception area, guest lounge and art gallery and offers garden lodging, lodge rooms, family unit, Family/triple rooms and S/C cottage in African Colonial style. Enjoy the game big 5 and the marine big 5 activities in the area.READ MORE

Welcome to Santa Lucia Guesthouse, located in the Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park World Heritage Site, and offering Mediterranean style bedrooms with tropical breakfasts. Assistance with tourist attractions such as nature trails, game viewing, whale watching, estuary boat cruises and many other activities.READ MORE

Buya Futhi Bed and Breakfast is situated on the first World Heritage site, in St. Lucia, this Estuary and Cape Vidal is some of the best places on the continent to view Africa?s wildlife as it was supposed to be seen; unaltered and unharmed.READ MORE

The iSimangaliso Wetland Park in St. Lucia, a first World Heritage Site include Lake St. Lucia, Africa?s largest estuary that houses the greatest congregation of hippo and crocodiles in South Africa. The estuary is the last significant breeding ground for the giant leatherback and loggerhead turtles. The area has 8 interlinking ecosystems. 3 major lake systems, 350 kms of water surface, 220 kms of coastline and beaches, 190 kms of marine reserve, 100 species of coral and 25 000 year old coasREAD MORE