pristine beach. no other facilities. very long drive to get there. have to have 4x4. long journey. no road signs use Google map!
Majestic Africa, for sure. The best place for me, having lived there many years ago. Saw elephants, Kudu, warthogs, Wildebeest, Buffalo and other Game
Beautiful place with stunning scenery and animals and weather. Rest camps could use some touch ups though, and shops could be restocked. But an overall great experience
Best place on the earth! Wish they would protect it better, far you much netting, litter has increased 10 fold, to much human interference. Worth protecting more! Huge tourist attraction!
This has a lot to offer being situated on the coast. Wonderful to explore the park and see Rhino and whales on the same tour. I would definitely recommend the park as it's so diverse and well maintained.
What a fantastic experience! Mkuze Game Reserve has a lot of water in the way of hides and a large pan. Game viewing was phenomenal at the hides as was bird spotting. Roads are in excellent condition thus no need for a 4 x 4. The tented camp is more than adequate accommodation.
Wonderfull camping facilities. Clean and well maintained. Very friendly staff
Amazing place. Beautifully kept ablutions. Amazing to be able to see elephant, Rhino, buffalo and whales all on the same game drive
Fantastic part of south Africa. A lot of wildlife including Hippo Elephants, Buffalo and abundant flora a bird's too.
Wonderful spot to enjoy beauty of nature. Chalets are well maintained'Frequent visitor'
Absolutely amazing place on planet earth.
Great game viewing, and simple but comfortable cabins. Excellent for a real, off the beaten track getaway.
The park was hosting a fishing derby when we were there and there were no accomodation. The staff at the gate would take your admission fee, but forget to tall you about that.. All the side roads of the main thorofare were closed for constructio, Luckily we for Sugar Loag campground in St Lucie and stayed there.
False Bay sadly lived up to its name at the start of 2016; the drought was severe, the sea bed "spongey" but not a drop of water. On a happier note the Lake St Luica, also in the iSimangaliso, was teeming with wildlife. Altogether, a remarkable place for an experience of Africa in its natural state.
The most underrated park in South Africa. From Bush to Beach this place has it all.
As a World Heritage Site, this should definitely be on your bucket list.