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Monday, 18 July 2011

I ♥ Salt Rock Because ...

posted to: KwaZulu Natal, KwaZulu Natal Visitorials, Visitorials: We Love South Africa

 

I ♥ Salt Rock

I ♥ Salt Rock

Hi, I’m Louise Hill from Kingfisher Villa in Salt Rock.

Salt Rock IS BEST KNOWN FOR the lovely beaches. The beaches of KwaZulu Natal are lucky enough to have warm water pretty much all year around so a swim is always possible!

WHEN THE WEATHER'S GOOD, I LIKE TO be on the beach.

WHEN THE WEATHER'S BAD, I LIKE TO do the forest walk at Waterberry Cafe. The 150m path is well marked and is, in places, covered with a deck.  The forest is filled with bird life and make sure you look out for the res­id­ent buck that lives in the area.  After the walk treat your­self to a cup of tea or cof­fee and a deli­cious piece of cake that Waterberry is fam­ous for!

I THINK THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO VISIT IS March, BECAUSE the weather is warm. The Dolphin Coast can be very hot and humid dur­ing the sum­mer months but by March the weather is just per­fect. Continued

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Article by: The Team @ SA-Venues
Sunday, 16 April 2006

Ballito on the Dolphin Coast

posted to: Attractions, KwaZulu Natal
Ballito

Ballito

The town of Ballito is one of the Dolphin Coasts premiere Tourist Destinations and the Pearl of the KwaZulu Natal North Coast. Ballito is well known for its superb, safe beaches. For the small price of a licence, which can be pur­chased at the Natal Sharks Board, you can pick your own mus­sels off the rocks, col­lect oysters or bring in fresh cray­fish from the Indian Ocean.

Ballito's friendly, vil­lage atmo­sphere is a wel­come haven from the fast pace of big city life, yet it offers all mod­ern amen­it­ies and ser­vices to holiday-makers.

The beaches are the prime attrac­tion and Ballito's main bathing beach, Willard Beach, provides safe swim­ming and qual­i­fied life-guards on duty seven days a week. Lifeguards and shark nets are also provided at Clarke Bay Beach to ensure that par­ents have a worry-free hol­i­day. Further south is the Ballito Tidal Pool with two dif­fer­ent sized pools, both well main­tained and home to a wide vari­ety of sea life. Continued

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Article by: The Team @ SA-Venues