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Kinderen zijn meer
dan welkom.
De lodge is te
bereiken via de weg of de lucht. Via de weg met een gewoon voertuig tot aan
een ophaalpunt, vandaar gaat het verder met een 4x4 tot aan het kamp (tenzij
u zelf een 4x4 heeft, wel op aanvraag). Transfers met 4x4 gebeurt om 10h00 -
14h00 en 16h00 dagelijks.
Via de lucht:
From/to
Nelspruit 1h
From/to Durban 1 h 26'
From/to Johannesburg 1h 50'
From/to Skukuza 1h 10'
From/to Sabi Sands 1h 10'
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The camp consists of 12 rooms (including 3 family units), most of which have
a view of the ocean. All have en-suite bathrooms, open-feel indoor shower
and overhead fans. Rocktail Beach Camp also has a central dining room, bar
and lounge with large wrap around veranda. A television set and iPod are
available in the camp's main area for guests' enjoyment, as well as a large
pool.
From a scuba diving perspective, Rocktail Bay is unique. Not only is the
diving conducted within a Reserve and World Heritage Site along unspoiled
reefs, but divers have the luxury of knowing that they alone have access to
these sites and are the only underwater visitors along this stretch of the
coastline.
This is not a traditional 'big game' area, but the camp is situated within a
pristine coastal forest reserve which is interspersed with rolling
grasslands and waterberry/palm savannah. This lush area abounds with a
variety of animals, birds and plant life. Frequently hippos can be spotted
in the fresh water lakes, dolphins, whales and the enormous Whale Shark off
shore.
The reef systems here are amongst the most pristine in the world, boasting
healthy soft and hard corals.
Large numbers of the butterflyfish and triggerfish families are seen on
every dive, interspersed with clown triggerfish, moorish idol, bannerfish,
coachman, pencilled, powder-blue and bluebanded surgeonfish, firegoby and
scissortail. At one site we are lucky enough to have regular sightings of
the rockmover wrasse, while various eels, such as honeycomb morays, and
black-cheek, are commonly seen. Marbled electric rays, blue-spotted and
round ribbontail rays are common representatives of this family while the
occasional manta and spotted eagle ray have also been sighted.
Activities included for all guests
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Beach and forest walks
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Surf/rock fishing (no equipment provided)
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Swimming (at own risk as there are no life guards)
Activities included in DBB/Activity Rate
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Snorkelling at Lala Nek
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Trips to Lake Sibaya
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Guided trail (beach and forest)
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Activities at additional cost to all guests
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Scuba diving (Must bring dive cards and/or log books. No card - No dive)
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PADI scuba diving courses (A range of courses offered from beginners to
more advanced)
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Excursions to Black Rock (60-foot fossilised sand dune with spectacular
views)
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Horse riding
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Sangoma (traditional herbalist) cultural visits
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Zulu dancing
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Quad-biking
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Stargazing
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Beach and forest walks
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Surf/rock fishing (no equipment provided)
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Swimming (at own risk as there are no life guards)
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