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Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve

Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve

Nature Reserves in Port Shepstone
The incredibly scenic Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve lies 21 kilometres inland from Port Shepstone, perfect for a day trip or weekend escape. Part of this Emzemvelo KZN Wildlife reserve’s appeal is the impressive gorge carved by the Umzimkulwana River. This photographer's and nature lover's paradise offers some lovely walks to picturesque spots. Numerous picnic sites are dotted along the river banks but don’t be tempted to swim or you may risk contracting bilharzia. The overnight camp has a reservoir swimming pool with a sundeck for residents’ use. The reserve is home to bushbuck, common reedbuck, oribi, blue and grey duiker and the rarely seen leopard. Twitchers will find Oribi a rewarding birding experience with a bird list numbers 250 species.

Margate Main Beach

Margate Main Beach

Beaches in Margate Beach
Margate Main Beach is a very popular bathing beach on the South Coast in KwaZulu-Natal. Restaurants, swimming pools and a recreational area make it ideal for families. Lifeguards ensure you enjoy the warm water in safety.

Red Desert Nature Conservation Area

Red Desert Nature Conservation Area

Waterfall in Port Edward
Port Edward’s unusual claim to fame is the Red Desert, reputed to be the smallest desert in the world. At just 200 m in width, it stands in stark contrast to the surrounding lush, tropical vegetation. Extra-terrestrial landings, excessive overgrazing and many other intriguing tales are attributed to its origins. The surrounding grasslands, forests and wetlands are home to a number of rare endemic plants. Archeological artifacts have also been unearthed. Hit the trail on foot or mountain bike and check out the magnificent view over the Umtamvuna Estuaryfrom the cliff top. Clearwater Trails offer walking or mountain biking trips along the Umtamvuna Gorge starting at the viewing deck upriver, ending at the Umtamvuna Bridge. Photo credit: Dave Watson
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Backline Nightclub

Backline Nightclub

Bars Nightclubs in Margate
Backline is one of the longest standing nightclubs south of Durban. This party specialist and dance club in Marine Drive boasts some serious clout, regularly hosting top international and national DJ’s.
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Riverbend Crocodile Farm

Riverbend Crocodile Farm

Animal Parks in Southbroom
Home to over 200 adult Nile crocodiles and numerous juveniles, Riverbend Crocodile Farm has become a popular spot for families holidaying in Southbroom. A number of bird species also share the space on this beautiful estate that has landscaped breeding enclosures similar to the feisty reptiles’ natural habitat. The snake house houses some of the southern Africa’s most deadly and handsome snakes. On Sundays and more frequently during the holiday season, interesting and informative snake presentations take place. The education centre’s displays uncover the mysteries and life cycle of crocodiles and snakes. It also gives an overview of the daily activities on the farm. The highlight of any visit is feeding time and when the crocodiles hatch during January and February. +27 (0) 39 316 6204 Old Main Road, Southbroom, KwaZulu-Natal.
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Umtamvuna Nature Reserve Trails

Umtamvuna Nature Reserve Trails

Hiking Trail in Port Edward
This southernmost nature reserve in KwaZulu-Natal offers numerous scenic walks highlighting the fantastic scenery of Umtamvuna. These trails vary in duration from one- to three-hour or an all-day hike. Many hours and days can be spent exploring the diverse habitats. Both the Cape vulture and fish eagle breed in the reserve and many other bird species have been recorded. Bushbuck, Serval, baboon, Samango monkeys, blue and grey duiker and common reedbuck occur in the reserve.
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Boardalign Wakeboarding

Boardalign Wakeboarding

Dams Vleis in Port Edward
South Africa's premier wakeboarding venue is located at Umtamvuna River Lodge on the South Coast, home to some of the best pro wakeboarders South Africa and Europe has to offer. Wakeboard in warm subtropical conditions year round on flat water behind a Mastercraft X-star with personal instruction by Kevin Dry and other top international pro wakeboarders. This is where the South African section of Oakley’s "Push Process" was filmed. If you are a board rider who loves surfing uncrowded surf spots in board shorts and wakeboarding behind a huge wake on protected, flat, warm water, and staying at a lodge in comfortable air-conditioned rooms, you have just found heaven!
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Oribi Gorge

Oribi Gorge

Popular Attractions in Port Shepstone
The Oribi Gorge is a 330 metre high abyss sliced by the Umzimkulu River. Just 20 kilometres inland from Port Shepstone, the scenically stunning area has become a playground for adrenaline junkies and thrill seekers. Here you can hurtle off the edge on a ‘bridge-swing’ or if you’re a little less daring you can try the 120-metre foefie slide. No trip is complete without white-water rafting down the frothing, seething chasm. The Wild Gorge swing is situated at the top of Lehrs falls and is the highest swing in the world. One steps off the waterfall to swing into the dark depths of the gorge in a 100 metre arc – an exhilarating experience that leaves you breathless. And if adrenaline is not your thing, the gorgeous scenery and tranquillity of this Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Reserve is just as delightful. The reserve offers numerous walks and self-guided trails and is a photographer's dream.
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Margate Art Museum

Margate Art Museum

Galleries and Museums in Margate
The Margate Art Museum is an integral part of community education, outreach and awareness. It consists of the main gallery, a conservation room, the office and an educational venue and exhibition space. Exhibitions cover local and and non-local artists.
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Shelly Beach

Shelly Beach

Beaches in Shelly Beach (KZN)
The subtropical waters of Shelly Beach offer a tempting playground to divers and holidaymakers alike. The beach is protected by shark nets and is patrolled by lifeguards during school holidays. There is a popular scuba diving reef just over 1500m out to sea. Much further out is Protea Banks, a world-renowned scuba diving destination for sharks and big game fish. Shelly Beach is also renowned for rock and surf fishing and a large ski boat base. Other watersports include canoeing and boating in the estuaries.
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The Shell Museum

The Shell Museum

Galleries and Museums in Uvongo
The Shell Museum is an interesting fun outing for the whole family. Situated right across the road from the main shopping centre, The Shell Museum boasts the largest selection of shells in South Africa.
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Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve

Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve

Nature Reserves in Hibberdene
With hundreds of bird species, Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve is a twitchers delight as well as a stunning place to chill out in nature for the day. This 'island' of coastal evergreen forest, bush and grassland mosaic, streams, dams, marshes in a 'sea' of sugarcane, gum plantations and tribal lands. This 2 139 ha oasis is home to over 300 bird species, 100 of which can easily be recorded in a summer morning's birding. These include a number of forest and grassland specials and the magnificent African Crowned Eagle and Martial Eagle.Other fine feathered friends to look out for are the Black Sparrowhawk, Lemon Dove, African Emerald Cuckoo, Green Malkoha, Narina Trogon, Brown Scrub-Robin, Yellow-throated Woodland-Warbler, Blue-mantled Crested-Flycatcher, Black-bellied Starling, Green Twinspot, Red-winged Francolin, Broad-tailed Warbler, Short-tailed Pipit, Plain-backed Pipit, Lazy Cisticola, Zitting Cisticola, Wing-snapping Cisticola, Pale-crowned Cisticola, Mountain Wagtail, African Pygmy-Kingfisher, Scaly-throated Honeyguide, Greater Honeyguide and Lesser Honeyguide.Need to know? The Reserve is managed by the Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife. Facilities include good gravel roads, walking trails, picnic sites and toilets, and a small hutted camp. Day visitor Entry fee: R10 per adult R5 per child. Gate Opening and Closing Times: Summer (October to March) 06h00 to 18h00 Winter (April to September) 06h00 to 17h00.Check out http://wiki.sabirding.co.za
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Uvongo Beach

Uvongo Beach

Beaches in Uvongo Beach
Sheltered and sub-tropical with a waterfall running into the lagoon, Uvongo Beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the KwaZulu-Natal coastline. Activities include swimming, snorkeling, body boarding, surfing, jogging, canoeing and boating. Uvongo Beach is also popular for romantic strolls and exploring the rock pools. Facilities are top-notch, life guards are on duty and the beach is shark netted.
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Tweni Beach

Tweni Beach

Beaches in Umtentweni
Tweni Beach is a lovely popular main beach located in the Umtentweni Area at the mouth of the Mtentweni River. Ideally located just 2 km from Port Shepstone, this beach is ideal for walks. Restaurants, shops and other facilities are well within easy walking distance.
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Margate Public Pool

Margate Public Pool

Popular Attractions in Margate Beach
Margate boasts the only Olympic-sized swimming pool south of Durban, and it's right opposite Margate Main Beach. Season tickets are available at the municipal offices.
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