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Zinkwazi Beach can be found just 85km North of Durban, 50 km from Ballito, 5 – 6 hours from Gauteng and 60 km from King Shaka International Airport, you will find Zinkwazi lagoon and beach conservancy.
Known as the last undiscovered jewel of the North coast of KZN, with a subtropical lagoon and beach paradise of the fish eagle, Zinkwazi is one of the rare, beautiful, unspoilt, idyllic, beaches left in Southern Africa.
Close to Zululand’s wealth of splendid Game Reserves. A 7km lagoon situated among the lush palms of the Zinkwazi conservancy, 180 species of bird life and endless beaches. For those who love golf, there are several excellent golf courses in easy driving distance e.g. Darnall country club and Princes Grant. A place to rest in peace with fishing, nature walks and a safe protected main beach. The beach is wide and one can walk for miles on end. The lagoon which runs on to the beach breaks its banks after heavy rains and joins the ocean.
The village itself consist of around 500 – 600 properties, mostly second and third holiday homes, providing ample holiday accommodation. Permanent residence are 15 – 20% of the village, those are the people who only own shorts, t-shirts and flip-flops.
Zinkwazi sports a very active Ski-boat club with bar on the beach, a Fishing charter operation, a well-stocked Convenience store, Hair dresser, Physio and Proud’s pizza. One can get a bite to eat at Zinkwazi Cafe, Lagoon lodge or the Darnall Club in Darnall.
A WONDERFUL FAMILY VACATION HOME This award winning beach front home is built in indigenous milkwood forest overlooking the ocean. There are uninterrupted views from all 3 floors, The ocean and beach on one side of the house, and the milkwood forest on the other. You can swim and snorkel in sheltered rock pools directly in front of the house. The beach in front of the house is generally only used by residents, so it is possible to enjoy a high degree of privacy and isolation at the house at the same time as having access the busier main beach at the lagoon, roughly a 1 km beach walk, or drive away. The beach is pristine and you can walk in either direction for many kilometers. The main beach, at the lagoon area, has shark nets and launching facilities for boats. It is possible to canoe or navigate a boat for 7 km upstream from the beach at the mouth of the lagoon. There is a pizza hut at the main beach parking area, and refreshments are obtainable at the Ski boat Club. Throughout the holiday season, the Ski boat club serve refreshment and budget meals off their beach deck. Out of season it is an attractive venue for locals on a Friday evening.The climate in KwaZulu Natal is all year round tourist friendly. Sea temperatures are also relatively stable, averaging 21° C all year, providing possibilities for a diversity of aquatic activities in any season, including diving, fishing, swimming, boating and surfing. The area boasts an average of 320 days of sunshine a year. Temperatures range from 16 to 25° C in winter. During the summer months temperatures range from 23 to 33° C (between September and April). January is generally the area's hottest month, with an average daily temperature of +/- 32°C. The warm Mozambique current flowing along the coast means wonderfully warm bathing throughout the year, the water seldom falling below 17° C even in the middle of winter. Local Attractions:- The Hlulhuwe-Umfolosi National Game Reserve - 2.5hours from Zinkwazi The St Lucia Wetlands park which is a World Heritage Site – 3 hours drive from Zinkwazi Ballito Bay - 30 minutes away Zululand - sites of historical significance - approximately 2 hours away Princes Grant Golf Course - golfing and restaurant of high standard - 15 minutes away Darnall Country Club - golf course and other sporting facilities - 15 minutes away This north coastal area is called the Dolphin Coast. Zinkwazi lies within this subtropical paradise. A unique coastal eco-experience of endless golden beaches and tropical bush, lush indigenous forests with spectacular bird life, and 7 kilometres of untouched lagoon. The indigenous Zulu people called it Zinkwazi, the home of Fish Eagles, and their haunting cry is still part of the magic. Zinkwazi village is edged by forested coastal dunes which fringe magnificent beaches with an

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