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Kosi Forest Lodge - Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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This KwaZulu-Natal lodge in Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, South Africa, is a unique 16-bed lodge that focuses on providing an outstanding wilderness experience and attentive service.
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Turtle tracking, snorkelling, diving, walking and beach activities
Great bird watching and canoeing on the Kosi Lakes
Thatched bush suites and creative cuisine
Kosi Bay, northern KwaZulu-Natal is 5 hours by car from Durban
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Kosi Forest Lodge is the only private lodge in Kosi Bay Nature Reserve - an unspoilt natural haven forming part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a World Heritage Site. This KwaZulu-Natal lodge is situated in a low risk malaria area.
Away from bustling city life, Kosi Forest Lodge is a wonderful retreat offering comfort, fine cuisine and a host of activities to suit all needs. Guests can explore the unique ecosystem of this KwaZulu-Natal nature reserve in South Africa by guided canoe, boat trips on the lake, exciting forest walks or day excursions to the nearby coastal beaches.
Set on the banks of the tranquil Kosi Lake and surrounded by glorious gifts of nature, this intimate KwaZulu-Natal lodge offers world class accommodation in thatched bush suites and is carefully positioned to ensure complete privacy in peaceful surroundings. The suites are romantic and spacious with open air en-suite bathrooms. From the sparkling pool unsurpassed views of Lake Shengeza can be enjoyed.
Kosi Bay is a renowned diving site in KwaZulu-Natal. Visitors to this nature reserve in South Africa can also enjoy snorkelling in the river mouth or go on Turtle tours during the summer months (November - February).
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Turtle Tracking in Kosi Bay
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In summer, turtle tracking at Kosi Bay is a very popular night time activity. Walks on the beach often allow visitors to get right up close to female Leatherback and Loggerhead Turtles as they make their yearly trip to lay eggs.
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Kosi Bay fish traps
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The Kosi Lake Estuary comprises four lakes which change from crystal clear salt water in the estuary through to black Hippo waters in the Raffia Forest on the fourth lake. Fishing in Kosi Bay is done with special fish traps.
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