Thrill to the rhythm of the drums as the Zulus give you an amazing demonstration of traditional dances. You will learn about Zulu customs and lifestyles, and have an opportunity to taste Zulu beer and traditional food. Hand-crafted goods and souvenirs are available to buy.

Sodwana Bay is globally renowned for its bio diversity, both on land and below the oceans surface. The spectacular coral reefs are amongst the southern most tropical coral reefs in the world and the shallowest sighting of a living “fossil”, the coelacanth was filmed and documented in the off shore canyons. While on land, Lake Sibaya which is South Africa’s largest natural freshwater lake is situated 20km north of Jesser Point. The healthy coral reefs are home to over a thousand species of fish, inverterbrates and coral and are situated in a national marine protected area, between Jesser Point in the south to Nine Mile Beach up north in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site.