Opportunities

Kosi Bay’s camp sites are positioned in a tranquil lee alongside Lake Nhlange, grassed, mostly shaded, and equipped with neat communal ablution blocks. Access to the beach requires a boat ride across the lake to Bhanga Nek.

Who it is for:

nature lovers and boaters seeking peaceful, shaded camping near a lake with beach access

How to act on it:

Plan your trip via the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority website; bring a boat or arrange transport to reach the beach from Bhanga Nek.

Sodwana Bay has hundreds of camp sites, making it the cheapest way to access the beach and scuba diving opportunities in this world-renowned destination. Though usage has decreased recently, it remains a key spot for diving and coastal camping.

Who it is for:

scuba divers, snorkelers, and budget-conscious travelers seeking beach access near dive sites

How to act on it:

Check availability via the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority website; confirm current conditions and accessibility.

The iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority is seeking private sector participation through public-private partnerships to redevelop and operate tourism resorts, including lodges and campsites, as part of its commercialisation strategy.

Who it is for:

private sector investors and developers interested in tourism infrastructure

How to act on it:

Engage with the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority to express interest in participating in the redevelopment and operation of tourism resorts

The Charters Creek resort, located in the Western Shores area of the park, is now open for public visitation and tourism activities.

Who it is for:

general public and tourists visiting the iSimangaliso Wetland Park

How to act on it:

Visit the Charters Creek resort directly within the Western Shores area of iSimangaliso Wetland Park