Sodwana Bay Lodge & Dive Resort Click on a photo to enlarge it. Description: The warm Indian Ocean currents of the Moçambique Channel wash onto the shores of Maputaland, a timeless realm of astounding bio-diversity and beauty. Here, on the relatively untouched eastern seaboard of southern Africa, wide lakes and extensive river estuaries shimmer with life, fertile swamp and sand forest abound with rare and protected animal and plant species, while towering dunes shelter golden beaches from the lush interior. Venturing oceanwards, the seabed is bejewelled with coral reefs and formations of dramatic splendour, staging an unceasing pageant of every imaginable kind of marine life. Africa's renowned "Big-5" - elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard - are complimented by a rich array of antelope and bird species. Here the "Big-5" can become the prized "Big-6" as humpback whales spout and gambol close to shore. When Divers, Fishermen and eco-adventurers can resist the call of the great African outdoors no more, they return to one place - Sodwana In the heart of Maputaland, close to the pristine Lake Shazibe nestling behind the world's highest natural dunes, a short distance from the sea, Sodwana Bay Lodge has been carefully designed to match the rustic eco-orientated nature of the region. Relax in Sodwana Bay in the comfort of one of our 21 twin-bed, reed and thatch chalets. All chalets have en-suite shower and toilet, ceiling fan and mosquito nets; are serviced daily, and include complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. The chalets are situated right in the heart of the Lodge’s diving and fishing centres and are adjacent to the volleyball court, Leatherback restaurant, swimming pool and bar. Further accommodation is available in our 22 self-catering time share cottages - 6 or 8 sleeper. Sodwana Bay Lodge has much to offer when it comes to eating out. The lodge restaurant - Leatherbacks Seafood and Grill, boasts a varied menu, attentive service and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. For a more social dining experience, communal barbecues in a Zulu Boma (enclosure) have proven to be a most suitable alternative and are generally accompanied by zestful ethnic dancing. And for those who love to relax, hot and sunny afternoons can be spent at the lodge's popular poolside bar, where guests can swap experiences. The diversity of fish and invertebrates found on Africa's southern-most coral reefs make Sodwana one of South Africa's prime destinations for angling. Game fishing in the marine reserve has yielded record catches over the years, and Sodwana Bay has emerged as one of the top Bill Fisheries in South Africa, with Marlin and Sailfish taken on a regular basis. Conference Organisers crying out for conference venues with flavour -look no further! Sodwana Bay Lodge has all the facilities to host rewarding "Spirit of Africa" conferences and functions, and are building a growing reputation as a premier locale for stimulating teambuilding and incentive ventures. Width: 7m Length: 12m Height before beams: 2m 10cm The room is rectangular with rounded corners MAX NO OF DELEGATES Boardroom style: 25 Schoolroom Style: 30 Cinema Style: 40/50 FACILITIES INCLUDE Overhead Projector, flip chart and white board TEAMBUILDING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE Beach Drives, Treasure Hunts, Micro-lite flights, Turtle trips, Map reading activities, Quad bike rides and trips, Scuba dives Price Info: Rates:

Sodwana Bay, Natal Address: District Mbazwana. (Natal North Coast via N2) Directions / Map In-Room Facilities: None, or no information available On-Site Facilities: None, or no information available Close-By Facilities: None, or no information available

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