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Blythedale Beach lies on the subtropical Dolphin Coast of South Africa's famed KwaZulu-Natal Province, also known as The Zulu Kingdom. Some 72km (45 miles) from Durban, Blythedale Beach is an unspoilt holiday haven set within the extensive Blythedale Conservancy. This encompasses not only pristine beaches but its own National Heritage Site on the Umvoti River which is a favourite birdwatching spot. Blythedale Beach itself is protected by shark nets and, in addition to swimming, is popular for surfing, jet-skiing, ski-boating, surf fishing, crayfish and mussels. Whale and dolphin-watching as well as outstanding golf courses nearby are also popular attractions. Whatever attracts you, Blythedale Beach offers accommodation for all tastes. Accommodation ranges from bed & breakfast guesthouses and lodges to self-catering cottages, chalets, duplexes and houses. The moving memorial to King Shaka stands in the neighbouring town of kwaDukuza (aka Stanger). A leisurely drive from Blythedale Beach takes you to the famous Anglo-Zulu battlefields, Zululand game reserves and Lake St Lucia World Heritage Site - all offering excellent accommodation
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 Shaka Memorial: 9 km
Zulu king Shaka was born in 1787, and was the illegitimate son of the Zulu Chief Senzangakhona and Nandi who was the daughter of a neibouring chief. Due to Shaka's illegitimacy, his life was under threat, so he fled with his mother Nandi to Dingiswayo,  Duguza Golf Club: 10 km
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Princes Grant Golf Club: 10 km
Holes: 18
Par: 70
Tel: 032 482 0041
The Lodge, 1 Babu Bodasing, Stanger
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Stanger/KwaDukuza
Tinley Manor
Umvoti River Mouth
Zinkwazi Beach
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Costal Forest
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The Cowries in Blythedale Beach, KwaZulu-Natal
In front of the new Blythedale resort lie 4 beautiful beachfront duplexes, all with sea views. These large self-catering units are separated from the beach by a narrow strip of coastal bush, which provides both privacy and wind protection. Secure ... |
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Villa Isabella in Blythedale Beach, KwaZulu-Natal
Casa Isabella is situated in Blythedale Beach which is 50 minutes North of
Durban on the North Coast of Kwa Zulu Natal, known as the Dolphin Coast. It
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Palm Dune Beach Lodge in Blythedale Beach, KwaZulu-Natal
The Lodge boasts 27 en-suite air-conditioned rooms, two superbly appointed conference facilities, a swimming pool, a fully catered and serviced dining room, bar and deck overlooking the sea. The atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed with service ... |
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Sovereign Sands 37 in Blythedale Beach, KwaZulu-Natal
37 Sovereign Sands is a stylish four-bedroomed apartment built into the dunes
on the magnificent Blythedale Beach. It's designed on three levels with the open
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Sovereign Sands 9 in Blythedale Beach, KwaZulu-Natal
Beachfront apartment in secure gated complex. 3 bedrooms all en-suite. Open plan kitchen / dining / sitting room. Excellent sea views . Double automated garage. |
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Blythedale Beach lies on the subtropical Dolphin Coast of South Africa's famed KwaZulu-Natal Province, also known as The Zulu Kingdom. Some 72km (45 miles) from Durban, Blythedale Beach is an unspoilt holiday haven set within the extensive Blythedale Conservancy. This encompasses not only pristine beaches but its own National Heritage Site on the Umvoti River which is a favourite birdwatching spot. Blythedale Beach itself is protected by shark nets and, in addition to swimming, is popular for surfing, jet-skiing, ski-boating, surf fishing, crayfish and mussels. Whale and dolphin-watching as well as outstanding golf courses nearby are also popular attractions. Whatever attracts you, Blythedale Beach offers accommodation for all tastes. Accommodation ranges from bed & breakfast guesthouses and lodges to self-catering cottages, chalets, duplexes and houses. The moving memorial to King Shaka stands in the neighbouring town of kwaDukuza (aka Stanger). A leisurely drive from Blythedale Beach takes you to the famous Anglo-Zulu battlefields, Zululand game reserves and Lake St Lucia World Heritage Site - all offering excellent accommodation
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