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DIRECTIONS
From the Wild Coast, Gauteng, Free State or the Cape, get yourselves onto the N2 North or South, which runs directly
through Umtata.
In central Umtata, look out for the intersection with a sign for the Port St Johns road; it’s hard to miss.
Then you’ll have a beautiful 90km drive that meanders through lush valleys and gentle hills, with some spectacular views along the way. The road is spacious and tarred all the way to our (also clearly marked) turn-off.
From Kwazulu-Natal, take the Port Edward / Bizana / Flagstaff / Lusikisiki (R61) route and make your way to us past herds of cattle and friendly locals. Getting to Umngazi is not the cross-Africa odyssey you might imagine - even though once you’re here, you will feel miles away from the rest of the world.
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The Wild Coast may be South Africa’s most spectacular & yet least touristy region with it’s rocky coastline, indigenous forests, secluded coves and many river mouths. And all this is on your doorstep at Umngazi, an award winning family resort & spa. The thatch-roofed bungalows are situated amongst the indigenous gardens which provide the perfect setting for a totally relaxed holiday. |
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Spend idyllic days lounging on secluded beaches with only the waves crashing. Take a guided walk or strike on your own, explore the mangrove swamps, canoe up the river, myriad of birds and totally unspoiled natural beauty that this coastline has on offer.
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