Lake St Lucia Lodge

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Lake St Lucia Lodge is a property for self catering in St Lucia for anyone visiting the Elephant Coast region.

About Lake St Lucia Lodge

Lake St Lucia Lodge is within walking distance to nearby restaurants, shops and pubs on the main street of the village of St. Lucia. You could walk to the closest restaurant and pub in less than 1 minute.

The village of St. Lucia is considered a safe haven for tourists and villagers alike to walk in the well lit streets at night, the only problem being the presence of Hippo and Leopard that roam the designated open park areas (sometimes the streets) not earmarked for development. These park areas are unlit and left as natural habitats for these and other wildlife found in the Park for access to a sustainable Eco-system (leopard hunt monkeys and small antelope).

The Accommodation

We offer three comfortable cottages each with a well equipped kitchen. The cottages offer FREE Wi-Fi and braai facilities.

Parking is provided next to each cottage.

Please see the individual unit descriptions with photographs below, to assist you with your choice.

Attractions & Activities

A very special slice of Africa, iSimangaliso, the Wetland Park, (a World Heritage Site) offers visitors some of the most diverse wildlife and outdoor experiences imaginable. This unique, 38 000 ha expanse of lake, islands and estuary, incorporates an astonishing variety of habitats ranging from the Lebombo mountains to grasslands, forests, wetlands, mangroves and vegetated dunes, with magnificent beaches and coral reefs. This diversity gives rise to a multiplicity of fauna and flora. It supports an a abundance of Nile Crocodile and Hippo, as well as Black Rhino, Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard, Waterbuck, Kudu, Nyala, Impala, Duiker and Reedbuck, amongst a host of other species.

The park is famous for its birdlife. Birdlife is prolific and includes flamingos, pelicans, herons, terns, ducks, geese and storks - as well as many other rare and spectacular species. Swimming in the lake is prohibited due to the presence of crocodile however, you can dive on coral reefs, walk for miles on golden beaches, explore great dunes, wander through magical coastal forests, or roam across grassy plains. Try your hand at canoeing while enjoying a wilderness trail, and if snorkeling, angling or boating take your fancy, this is the place to indulge yourself.