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Amangwane Camp is a community development joint venture. A large portion of the profits go directly to the local community and our activities also support several other local community initiatives. The accommodation is in the form of rustic reed chalets, which are basic but comfortable. We have 10 chalets – each with twin beds and en-suite bathroom.
Relax in the pleasant Lapa area at the end of an exciting day and share stories around the warmth of the campfire.
Everyone leaves Kosi Bay with new friends! |
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Come and experience the pristine landscape and mystifying lake systems stretching along the Northern coast line of Southern Africa. Witness age old traditions as the local tribesmen tend their 700 old tradition of catching fish in Thonga fish traps at the river mouth. Experience snorkelling amongst a wonderland of fish, swim with the dolphins in nearby Mozambique, spot Africa's Big 5 at Tembe Elephant Park, or venture out on day and night trails to discover areas that are unreachable by normal vehicles.
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| Welcome to the land of marshes, swamp forests, mangroves, coastal dunes, sandy beaches, lakes, streams, and all the exotic wildlife you can imagine! Welcome to Kosi Bay: A wilderness wonderland stretching along the northern coastline of KwaZulu-Natal and surrounding the Kosi Bay lake system. |
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Home to a variety of bird life and wildlife, this 11 000 hectare tropical paradise offers its visitors everything in one large area. Witness the annual visits of Loggerhead and Leatherback Turtles. See Humpback Whales out at sea travelling along their northerly migration route. Watch hippos and crocodiles basking on the banks. Spend all day fishing while taking in the pristine settings. Go snorkelling in crystal-clear waters. Hike through lush forests. Discover over 250 species of bird life including the majestic Fish Eagle, White-backed Heron and the Kingfisher. Venture out on a night trail or go game viewing for the Big Five in nearby Tembe Elephant reserve. With all of this – and more – it’s not hard to believe that Kosi Bay is one of the most sought-after adventure destinations in Africa!
But don’t just take our word for it - Come experience Kosi Bay! |
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Whether you have snorkelled all over the world, or are a complete beginner, you can’t help but enjoy drifting in the safe warm currents of the bay viewing the tropical fish that abound. The warm Agulhas current that flows down through the Indian ocean not only allows the reefs to flourish, but also provides a welcoming and pleasant temperature all year round. Nothing can beat this memorable underwater experience. |
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When you take a walk down to Kosi Bay mouth you will be amazed at the beauty that lies before you. As far as the eye can see there is lush green bush filled with the hum of birds and wildlife, sea and sandy shores for miles and miles on end, and the amazing bay that opens into the sea. Dotted around the entrance to the river are hundreds and thousands of man made traditional fish traps. For centuries (some 700 years) the locals have used these fish traps to catch fish in the river mouth and the tradition is passed on from generation to generation.
One of your hosts, whose family has been in the area for generations, will take you to his fish traps and explain how they work. He will show you how they are made and after demonstrating how he spears the fish, you are encouraged to try and catch one yourself. What you catch you keep – we can prepare it for your dinner. |
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People come from near and far to treat themselves to our fishing adventures of a lifetime. Away from the bustling hub of the cities and commercial areas, you can truly become one with nature during your stay with us. We don’t mind if you spend your entire trip fishing! With just under 1000 species of fish in the area, we don’t blame you. Whatever type of fisherman you are, and whether you eat, sleep and breathe fish or even if you just like to spend the odd hour casting into the great ocean, we cater for all your fishing needs |
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From Kosi Bay both Tembe Elephant Reserve and Ndumo are easily accessible and close by. A day trip to Tembe could result in sightings of their enormous elephants, as well as Lions, Hyaena and Black Rhino. Both parks are 4x4 only, so we take a guided open safari vehicle to explore. These game drives also offer a superb opportunity for bird enthusiasts to spot a vast amount of bird life in the area. |
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They may not be as fierce as lions or as graceful as a fish eagles, but turtles and their fascinating way of life are fast becoming a popular tourist attraction. Generally secretive animals by nature, the stretch known as ‘Turtle Country’ – from St Lucia to Kosi Bay, offers the unique opportunity to view the magnificent Loggerhead and Leatherback turtles. Especially at high tides during the summer ‘turtle’ season from November to February when the females come ashore to nest. Booking a day or night tour with a local community guide to witness this rare and awe-inspiring event with your own eyes is truly something not to be missed. |
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Imagine the soothing cold water of the ocean all over your body. Imagine the sun warming up your back. Imagine swimming with one of the most peaceful and elegant creatures on the planet. Stop imagining it … it can happen!
Hugely popular amongst not just the tourists but also all South Africans from around the country, swimming with the dolphins in Mozambique is a once in a lifetime opportunity. We organise day trips across the Mozambique border and 14 km’s in to Ponta D’ora where guided boat tours take you out to swim with the dolphins.
The trips are safe but we cannot guarantee that you won’t be coming back for more and more and more. |
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South Africa is known for many things; one of them being her abundance of rivers, lakes and streams that provide the ultimate canoeing experience for anyone eager to try it out. Whether you are an expert paddler who competes on a regular basis or just doing it for the fun of it, what could be better than taking in the landscape from a different viewpoint? Whether it’s a simple trip around a lake, an overnight camping adventure race or bird watching while cruising down a stream, canoeing is one of the most entertaining ways to enjoy your stay in Africa. |
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An amazing opportunity for our foreign visitors is to learn and interact first hand with the locals in the area. Various community developments in the surrounding area provide an interesting and direct way for visitors to learn about the lives and daily experiences of the people in South Africa. Visit a local school, a garden project, a shebeen or have lunch at a local homestead. |
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Walking trails often provide visitors with sections of the landscape that are unreachable by car, so it’s a great chance to really get into the heart of the land. Guided tours can be arranged for groups in and around the area. Whether it’s a short hour hike or a daylong trek through the wilderness, our walking trails are supervised with skilled and trained guides who will take you on the best outdoor experience yet. |
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Boat cruises are a very popular and effective way of viewing the astonishing variety of wildlife that abides along the shores of the local rivers and lakes. Boat cruises can be organised for visitors if they want to venture out for guided tours where you’ll see hippo’s, Nile crocodiles and fish eagles to name a few. |
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| For more information on what we can offer you - simply contact us via email or call us on +27 82 463 3253 |
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