Things To Do
Enseleni Nature Reserve
The Nseleni River, from which the reserve gets its name and which means 'lair' or 'place of the badger', runs through the reserve and creates a beautiful haven for wildlife. The river languidly winds its way through the reserve, draining into the Insesi or Nsesi Lake, just beyond Richards Bay harbour. Rare bird species are high on the agenda for many a bird lover headed out to Enseleni, and it is not unusual to spot the African finfoot, Pels fishing owl, purple crested lourie, white-eared barbet, and nightjars (Mozambique, fiery necked and European - all of which are pretty adroit at avoiding people). Although not a hiking mecca, there are two trails within Enseleni and the scenery alone on these walks is worth the visit. The Nkonkoni trail is under 5 kilometres, whilst the Mvubu trail is closer to 7 kilometres, both of which wind through the swamp forest. Whilst the entrance used to be free of charge, there is now a minimal entrance fee per person. WHEN Daily from 07h00 to 17h00.
Mtunzini Beach and Game Reserve
This lovely coastal reserve is conveniently situated 1 km from the town of Mtunzini on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast. Umlalazi was established as a protected area in 1948 and is 1 028 hectares in extent. Home of the Palmnut Vulture, one of the rarest birds of prey in South Africa, Umlalazi offers several forms of recreation and relaxation.
Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve
Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve, Is a Big 5 Game Park in the KwaZulu Natal Regine Of South Africa. The oldest proclaimed reserve in Africa. Still Wild, With 96000 Hectares of Wilderness Awaiting you. 4x4s Dusty Roads Rolling Hills Of Sunsets, Magnificent Big 5 Sightings & Photographs Everywhere. Time To Safari, In The Bush Felt Of Zululand...