uMlalazi Campsites (Inkwazi and Indaba)

uMlalazi Nature Reserve · near Mtunzini · KwaZulu-Natal Nature reserve camp

A wooden boardwalk through a dense grove of raffia palms at Mtunzini — The boardwalk through the raffia palm grove at Mtunzini, beside uMlalazi Nature Reserve: the area around uMlalazi Campsites (Inkwazi and Indaba), not the site itself. Photo: Johsny, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Credits

Two camping grounds in uMlalazi Nature Reserve, between Mtunzini and the Mlalazi lagoon on the Zululand coast. Inkwazi has 36 sites (five for tents only, the rest also take caravans) and a children's play area; Indaba has 14 sites and is named after the Indaba tree under which John Dunn held court. Both have power points and shared ablutions with hot and cold water. Vervet monkeys are common, and the reserve is known for palm-nut vultures.

Known for

Lagoon and estuary
Palm-nut vultures
Two camps
Vervet monkeys

On site, per our sources

4 facts

Power points: Yes
Hot water: Yes
Caravans OK: Yes
Ablutions: Yes
Sites: 50

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uMlalazi Campsites (Inkwazi and Indaba)

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