
Extreme Nature Tours cc
St.
Lucia Africa
Gateway
to Paradise
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0027 82 2575 612 / 0027 76 4855 366
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Lake St Lucia - Africa at its best
St Lucia Africa
What makes St. lucia
and the surrounding areas so special is the huge variety and
concentration of African wildlife, birds, reptiles and
marine creatures large and small within one area. There is nowhere
else in South Africa, or Africa where one
can see such a huge variety and concentration of fauna, flora and landscapes.
Using St. Lucia as a base, you can see elephants,
whales, lions, dolphins, giraffe, giant sea turtles, leopard
if you're lucky, birds of all colours, giant African trees and grasslands
that stretch for as far as the eye can see, and savannas with heards
of plains animals like zebra, wildebeest and buffalo.
Activities
in and around St. Lucia - Africa
All the following activities
can be done individually as day trips or in combination with
others to create multi day adventures in the St. Lucia
area or further afield in South Africa or Africa. Contact
us to design a trip around your need and time frame.
in an open game viewing
vehicle to the Wetlands Park and to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Tours vailable
to the Thembe Elephant Park, Kosi Bay and the Mkuze Game Reserve.
to Cape Vidal, Sodwana
Bay, Mabibi and Kosi Bay.
to see giant Loggerhead
and Leatherback turtles nesting on the beaches of the St. lucia Marine
Reserve and Turtle Sanctuary, where there is the highest concentration
of turtles nesting anywhere along the African coast.
Tours from St Lucia to Mozambique
to swim with dolphins in the ocean, a magical experience
Cultural Tours to visit
the local Zulu community near St. Lucia and learn more about this ancient
African culture and their present day way of life.
St.
Lucia Africa
The town of St. Lucia
is situated on the north-east coast of South Africa where Lake St.
Lucia (the largest salt water lake in Africa) is connected to
the Indian Ocean via the St. Lucia Estuary. St. Lucia lies 200km south
of the Mozambique Border and 250km north of Durban.

Map of Zululand and Maputaland
St.
Lucia Africa, as opposed to St. Lucia
in the Carribean, is surrounded by Game reserves, national parks and pristine
natural habitats filled with animals, birds and plants, and is one of
the major oases of life in Africa.
The Sleepy village of St.
Lucia is one of the smallest towns in South Africa
with a population of 600. St Lucia is dependent upon local African and
international tourism, with around 6000 beds available for peak holiday
times.
St. Lucia lies
within the iSimangaliso Wetlands Park (formerly known as
the Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park), one of South Africa's
World Heritage Sites and the most diverse wildlife parks in Africa. Sightings
of animals in and around the town are regular. The hippos and warthogs
mow the lawns and the bushbuck eat our flowers. Leopards sometimes eat
our pets and the monkeys steal from our kitchens. Honey badgers and porcupines
live around St. Lucia too, and zebra and wildebeest heards can be seen
less than 1km from the town.
St. Lucia Africa
- Accommodation
St.
Lucia Africa has a variety of accommodation,
ranging from luxury lodges, B&B's, guesthouses, cottages and chalets.
St. Lucia is the perfect destination for family holidays,
with endless beaches, warm water and so much to see and do in the surrounding
are. St. Lucia Africa is a special place which any visit
to Africa and South Africa should include.
Click here for a list of accommodation options in St. Lucia.
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