Kosi Bay Lodge
is perfectly situated for guests
who want to base themselves in the heart of this pristine area and further
explore
the region. Just a few hundred
meters from the water's edge of Lake Nhlange (the 3rd and largest Lake),
Kosi Bay Lodge offers everything an African Bush Lodge should and more.
We recommend a 4x4 vehicle should you wish to do some excursions on your
own. The sand is dry and thick in summer, the lodge however can easily be
reached with a normal passenger vehicle.
Full board or self catering options are available. All chalets have fully
equipped kitchens with private braai with access to boma areas.
Accent is on comfort, informal service and attention. Guests are encouraged
to explore this unique environment by friendly staff who are on hand to
assist with information & arranging outings. For the adventurous there are
numerous activities and excursions that fully utilise the many resources
available.
Kosi Bay Lodge
is an ideal overnight
stop-over for those traveling to Mozambique. From your base at Kosi Bay
Lodge the following is offered:
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direct access to Lake Nhlange
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bird watching paradise
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skippered boat cruises
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guided 4x4 safaris
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hiking trails
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canoeing
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snorkeling
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turtle tracking (Dec-Jan)
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surf angling from unspoiled beaches
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boat fishing on the lake
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fly fishing
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game drives in the Temba Elephant reserve
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close to the Manguzi airstrip (14 km)
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team building
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Catering or self-catering option
Sip
sundowners in Nhlange Pub with amazing view and enjoy cuisine with a
distinctive local flavor in the cosy atmosphere of the Umdoni (water berry
tree) restaurant & bar overlooking the pool and the sun deck.
Two, four and six bedded rustic lodges are
comfortably appointed. Structures consist of thatched roofs, treated poles,
wooden floors on stilts and reed walls - typically Tonga/Zulu style.
The accommodation is rustic more
than plush but the setting and range of activities make a stay well
worthwhile.
Lake Makhawulani's tidal ebb and
flow brings fish into the estuary on every high tide. The fish is cought
according to ancient techniques.
Snorkeling in the channel at the
mouth of the estuary, with its kaleidoscope of tropical fish is a wonderful
way of getting through another day in paradise. Over 200 species of tropical
fish have been identified here. Surf angling from unspoiled beaches, boat
fishing on the lakes, or silent rhythmic fly-fishing from the rocks and
banks. Lake Makhawulani's tidal ebb and flow brings fish into the estuary on
every high tide. Kosi Bay is a system of
4 lakes ranging from freshwater to saline that feed into the ocean.
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