Kosi Forest Lodge
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| Rooms: | 8: 1 family 'bush suite'; 5 twins and 2 honeymoon doubles; all with outdoor bath and shower. |
| Price: | R1,350 - R1,780 pp sharing. Guided canoeing on the lakes and walks in raffia forest included. 1 full-day excursion included in stays of 2 nights or more.
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| Meals: | All meals included. Dinner, bed and breakfast rates available on request. |
| Directions: | From Durban take the N2 north to Hluhluwe and then follow signs to Kosi Bay (Kwa-Ngwanase). From JHB pass Pongola and turn R at sign Jozini. In Jozini thru’ town, L over the dam and follow for 37km. Turn R at T-jct and follow for 67km to Kwangwanase. Pass through town to end, go to Total Garage for pick from lodge (9km). |
| GPS: | S 27 01.726 E032 47.210 |
Isibindi Africa Lodges, Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, Kosi Bay/KwaNgwanase, KwaZulu Natal
Tel: (0)35-474-1473
Cell: (0)82 -873-8874
Fax: (0)35-474-1490
Kosi Bay is the sort of place that novelists map out and then construct adventures in. You are picked up by a four-wheel drive, which can negotiate the sand tracks criss-crossing the region.....
.... You park up not just your car, but also the modern world you are now leaving. There is no tar and no electricity here. Instead you enter a landscape of raffia palm groves, primary sand forests, mangroves, water meadows, interconnecting lakes (yes, hippo and crocodile like it too and are regularly sighted). And then there are day trips to the sea and the mouth of the river for snorkelling, swimming and fishing in ‘perfect, white sand coves with huge overhanging trees’ (says the lodge brochure). The reed-thatched camp itself perfectly balances the wild (your chalet is in the middle of a boisterous forest) with the romantic (candlelit meals and outdoor baths and showers). I loved the deep stillness of the early-morning guided canoe trip and other activities include boat cruises across the lakes, turtle-tracking (seasonal), forest walks and bird safaris. I consider Kosi Forest Lodge one of the most rewarding (and therefore best-value) places I have stayed in SA. I recommend a minimum of two or three nights.




