Nyathi Lodge

• Property TypeGuest House/B&B
• Guests26
• Rooms/Units13
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• • FEATUREPet Friendly*

Nyathi Lodge is one of the Richards Bay guest houses and provides accommodation in 13 guest rooms for anyone visiting the Zululand region.

About Nyathi Lodge

Nyathi Lodge provides premium overnight accommodation in Richards Bay, a coastal gem located on the expansive 30km² lagoon of the Mhlatuze River in KwaZulu-Natal. With its consistently pleasant climate, Richards Bay is a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

Accommodation

Nyathi Lodge features seven elegantly appointed en-suite bedrooms. Each room is equipped with either double or twin beds and boasts an en-suite bathroom with a shower. Guests will find modern comforts such as air conditioning, a ceiling fan, a television with satellite channels, and complimentary tea and coffee facilities.

For detailed descriptions and photographs of each room, please refer to the section below to aid in your selection.

Unwind in the afternoon in our comfortable, air-conditioned lounge or sip a cocktail by the swimming pool. Birdwatchers will delight in the rich birdlife visible from the deck, while sports enthusiasts can stay engaged with live events in the bar. We offer something for everyone.

Facilities

• TV with Satellite Channels
• Air Conditioning
• Ceiling Fan
• Complimentary Tea / Coffee
• Braai Facilities
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Swimming Pool
• Secure Parking

Breakfast & Dining

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available upon request. Start your day with the soothing sounds of nature and enjoy a hearty African breakfast on our sundeck.

Attractions

The warm waters of the Indian Ocean provide excellent opportunities for swimming, surfing, yachting, and kayaking. Boat enthusiasts can launch from the Richards Bay Ski Boat Club or Meerensee Boat Club, while private fishing charters offer enjoyable outings.

Additionally, a viewing platform at the North Breakwater Pier on Alkantstrand Beach provides an excellent vantage point for observing Humpback dolphins that visit the Richards Bay coastline.