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Monday, September 21, 2009

Friday, June 12, 2009

Best Kosi Bay Gallery

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

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Monday, June 9, 2008

KOSI BAY & MANGUZI & ELEPHANT COAST & GREATER ST LUCIA & MAPUTALAND

Where is Maputaland or Kosi Bay?

This undiscovered paradise offers diverse and some unique tourism activities and attractions in a fabulous subtropical climate.

Maputaland is a part of South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, that is tucked in between Swaziland, Mozambique, and the endless white beaches of the warm Indian Ocean coast. It is a vast remote and magical place of shimmering lakes, forests, bush and pristine seashore.


The area is only accessible on foot, on horseback or with 4X4 vehicles and therfore it is sheltered from mass tourism and major human intrusion.

The northern part of Maputaland, is without conventional electricity and water supply. Here you can experience the rich “real life” African tribal culture that is unaffected by modern world or industry.

For more info visit http://www.maputaland.net/map/


Kosi Bay, Manguzi, eManguzi, KwaNgwanase are all different names for the same place. Manguzi is the community in which the town is settled and KwaNgwanase is the district name.

Similarly is Elephant Coast, Maputaland, Thongaland one and the same place.


















Maputaland Bush Camp


Maputaland Bush Camp is a small intimate lodge. We accommodate 10 people or 14 if sharing in bush style chalets. Each huts have an onsuite shower and bush toilet.

We serve excellent home cooked meals (european breakfasts, lunches and dinners) served in the main house or a picnic lunch when on a day excursions / activities.

We have stables with horses on site. We tried to preserve the bush experience. Solar panels provide enough lights at night. When essential a generator can supply a few hours of electricity per day.

Simple huts but with onsuite shower and toilet

ACTIVITIES THAT WE PROVIDE if you do not have your own transport.
o Beach Trips
o Turtle Tours - Come and see the giant sea turtles lay their eggs on our beaches. Unforgettable!
o Go for a game drive in Tembe Elephant Park
o Go out with a boat to sea - dolphins, whale-watching and snorkeling on reefs
o SCUBA - qualified divers only
o Horse Riding – Short and long trails
o Cultural Activities (visit to local Tonga and Zulu houses)
o Boating on the Lakes
o Guided Hikes - Walk with our guides and experience bush, savanna, forest and beaches.
o Canoe on the Siyadla river.

RECOMMENDED STAY is 5 days in which you will have an astonishing variety of activities to do (Day 1 - Boat out to sea, Day 2 - boat on the lakes, Day 3 - Canoe, Day 4 - Horse riding, Day 5 - Tembe Elephant Reserve. We supplement the primary activities for the day with cultural activities, beach trips, hiking and end most days with sundowners at our hippo pools.

WHEN? The best time is probably July or August because it is less warm, the windy months have not started and the whales are migrating. The turtles arrive for nesting from the end of October to February.

RATES OFFERED
1. ACCOMMODATION ONLY - Fully Catered R400 per person EXCLUDING activities.
2. ALL INCLUSIVE - Fully Catered 3 meals a day & INCLUDING activities R750 per person
3. TRAIL RIDING OPTION - Do a 2,3,4 night trail ride from camp to camp.
4. EXCLUSIVE - Rent our whole camp for a fixed amount per day for the camp.

OTHER INFO:
We will transfer you to our lodge (16km south of Kosi Bay/ Manguzi/Kwangwanase) if you do not have a 4 wheel drive vehicle. Your vehicle will be left in a safe place in town. You need a 4 wheel drive vehicle to visit all attractions in the region.

Please search for http://www.maputaland.net on Google for more information about this amazing region.

regards

Willie and Isabelle