Yet another beach in Ballito, Clarke Bay is manned by lifeguards and protected by shark nets ensuring a high level of safety and worry-free fun in the sun. Just south of Clarke Bay is the Ballito tidal pool, where many visitors, big and small, prefer to swim. The tidal pool is well maintained and some interesting sea life can be found in the pool.
Willard Beach is considered Ballito’s main beach. This beach has been awarded Blue Flag status, which is only given to beaches that are clean, safe and environmentally sound. Willard Beach provides a safe place to play and swim with lifeguards 7 days a week as well as protected by shark nets.
Umhlanga is one of the most popular beach resort destinations on the east coast of South Africa. The bathing is safe and the warm Indian Ocean waters wash the miles of golden beaches and laid-back fun in the sun beckons.
Shaka’s Rock offers bathing, surfing, rock pools, snorkeling and boat launch sites and are a good choice if you are looking to avoid the crowds.
Just north of Ballito you’ll find Thompson’s Bay. This beach is another extremely popular spot and has both qualified lifeguards and shark nets to ensure safety at all times. A great feature of Thompson’s Bay is the large tidal pool called “Charlie’s Pool” which provides safe swimming conditions for young and old alike.
At the end of Durban’s Golden Mile is the uShaka Marine World, a world class entertainment and tourism destination! uShaka Marine World is Africa’s largest marine theme park, spanning over 15 hectares of prime beach front! Bring the kids to experience an unforgettable day.
The casino is located just north of Umhlanga Rocks, and has a wonderful selection of gaming entertainment. There are over 1000 slot machines operated with smart card technology. Both smoking and non smoking section, with plenty of blackjack and poker tables. If you feeling lucky, bring yourself to Sibaya!
Zimbali offers some of the best land based whale and dolphin watching on the Southern shores of South Africa. From May to December, whales and dolphins enjoy our warmer oceans. Get out your binoculars, as you will be in for a treat.
Explore Zimbali’s beautiful waterfall in it’s natural and tranquil setting. Bring the kids with to explore and play!
Zimbali offers some of the most beautiful and secluded beaches in South Africa, everyone enjoys spending time on the beach, so why not bring all the friends and family and enjoy a typical South African braai right on the beach?
NB: No braai’s are allowed on the Zimbali Estate due to it being an eco-estate. You will need to take your own braai stand and utensils to the beach.
