Explore the shallow reefs and discover a world of marine fauna and flora. The warm water of the Indian Ocean is ideal for snorkeling and sub-tropical fish that can be spotted include Moorish Idols and parrot fish.
If you want to see bottlenose dolphins, game fish and sharks, scuba diving at Mabibi is the ideal experience. Explore the reefs as you become one with the water.
Launch though the surf of the Indian Ocean on this adventure activity that takes you to the calm part of the ocean where dolphins, whales and whale sharks can be found. Swim with the dolphins or snorkel with the manta rays during your open ocean experience.
Renowned as Southern Africa's largest freshwater lake, Lake Sibaya consists of 125km of shoreline that is home to a diversity of fauna and flora. The lake also has the second largest population of hippo and crocodile in KwaZulu-Natal.
Birding at Mabibi is a phenomenal experience that can see a portion of a total of 279 bird species. Look out for Livingstone's Lourie, Green Coucal, Waders, Rufousbellied Heron, and the only fruit-eating vulture in the world - Palmnut Vulture.
Led by a trained and knowledgeable guide, you will set out on foot to explore the coastal dune forests, expansive grasslands and pristine beaches of Maputuland, KwaZulu-Natal. Nature lovers can admire the wild beauty while enthusiastic photographers capture a picture-perfect setting.
Giant Leatherback and Loggerhead Turtles make their way to the shores of KwaZulu-Natal from November to February to lay their eggs. Turtle tracking takes place in nocturnal walks and drives along the beach.
Keen fishermen can spend hours on the shores of Maputuland, one of South Africa's most popular fishing destinations. The lodge practices a catch-and-release policy and you can try surf fishing, fly-fishing or even deep sea fishing. Fishermen will have to bring their own equipment and bait along.
Spend time in a local Tsonga homestead as you learn about the lifestyle of this unique South African culture. You will also have the opportunity to visit a local school and to see what the conditions are like for rural South Africa.