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Young women from the Mbazwana community can access training and mentorship in scuba diving through Adventure Mania Diving, guided by Amanda van Jaarsveld. This includes dive master qualifications and career development in marine tourism.
The iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority is advertising business opportunities worth millions of rand across various tourism activities such as game drives, boat cruises, scuba diving, snorkeling, turtle tours, fishing charters, whale watching, kayaking, canoeing, and trails/walks. These opportunities are open to local communities, SMMEs, domestic and international investors, and intermediaries.
A downloadable PDF version of the article titled 'Heritage Day' published by the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority. The document provides information about the heritage, history, and significance of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, including its UNESCO World Heritage status and notable ecological features.
Tour operators must obtain a daily permit to conduct tours within iSimangaliso Wetland Park. The permit is available for purchase at the park gates.
A charge of R12 per person per night applies for overnight stays in the park. This is not a permit but a mandatory fee for accommodation.
Entry to iSimangaliso Wetland Park requires payment of a gate tariff, which varies by location, age group, nationality, and vehicle size. The tariff applies to all individuals and vehicles entering the park.
Snorkeling in the park requires a permit costing R600 for one day. It can be obtained at any park gate.
Game drives in Eastern Shores, uMkuze, and Western Shores require a permit costing R1000 for one day. These permits are available at the park gates.
A levy of R7 per person is payable for all visitors to support conservation and social programs in the park. It is collected at the gates.
Spear fishing in the park requires a permit costing R1500 for one day. It must be obtained before fishing.
Boat cruises in Kosi Bay require a permit costing R400 for one day. The permit is available at the park gates.
A permit is required to engage in deep sea charter fishing within iSimangaliso Wetland Park. The permit costs R2000 for one day and must be obtained before participation.