80 eiendomme gevind · Wys 21–40
4-ster bed-en-ontbyt-akkommodasie in St Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal wat 'n vriendelike, ontspanne verblyf met diere-tema-slaapkamers en swembadtoegang bied.
Lidiko Lodge is 'n 4-ster bed and breakfast-akkommodasie geleë bokant Great St Lucia Lake in die dorp St Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal. Die lodge is geleë binne iSimangaliso Wetland Park, 'n UNESCO-wêrelderfenisstelling.
Turtle Bay Lodge is 'n gastehuis en bed-en-ontbyt-akkommodasie in St. Lucia, 2 minute van restaurante af en 5 minute van die strand af.
2-slaapkamer akkommodasie in St Lucia binne die UNESCO Wêrelderfenis iSimangaliso Wetland Park. King-size- en enkel-/stapelbeddens, ten volle toegeruste kombuis, swembad en private braai.
St Lucia Hilltop Guest House is 'n moderne akkommodasie met antieke elemente, geleë binne inheemse tuine in St Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal. Ses versierde kamers, volle ontbyt, en nabyheid aan die iSimangaliso Wetland Park definieer hierdie milieubewuste eiendom.
**2-slaapkamer selfsorg-akkommodasie in St. Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal, binne die Greater St Lucia Wetlands Park, stappe van die strande af.**
4-ster akkommodasie in St Lucia met 8 en-suite kamers, 5 minute van die UNESCO Wêrelderfenis iSimangaliso Wetland Park af.
Die Sandpiper Guesthouse is 'n 4-ster bed-en-ontbyt akkommodasie in St Lucia village, KwaZulu-Natal, wat grens aan inheemse bos en die iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
Luukse 2- tot 3-slaapkamer selfsorgakkommodasie in St Lucia, die poort na die iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Ruim eenhede wat geprys word vir uitstekende ligging, netheid en diens. 4.8/5-gradering.
The Bridge Apartments is self-catering akkommodasie in St Lucia wat ruim eenhede met verskeie slaapkamers op die St Lucia Estuary binne die iSimangaliso Wetland Park bied.
29-eenheid ekolodge in iSimangaliso Wetland Park wat ruime selfsorgakkommodasie vir lang verblyf bied, met daaglikse aktiwiteite insluitend safaris en boottoere.
Ingwenya Lodge bied ses self-catering verblyfeenhede aan die rand van die iSimangaliso Wetland Park in St Lucia, naby die Cape Vidal-strand en die stadsentrum. Geskik vir families, stellen, mense wat op afstand werk, en huisdiereigenaars.
Uitspan 5 is 'n 2-slaapkamerwoonstel in die hartjie van St Lucia in 'n veilige kompleks en is die perfekte wegkomkans vir 'n groep of gesin van 4 wat die UNESCO-wêrelderfenisterrein van die iSimangaliso Wetland Park besoek. Omring deur welige bome, bied die woonstel 1 slaapkamer met 'n queen-size bed, terwyl die tweede toegerus is met 2 enkelbeddens. Die kamers deel die gebruik van 'n badkamer met 'n stort en 'n toilet. Die oopplan-woonarea het 'n kombuis wat ten volle toegerus is met 'n stoof en oond, groot yskas-vrieskas, mikrogolf, oond en kookplaat, ketel, eetgerei, serviesgoed en alle kombuisgereedskap. 'n Strykyster met 'n strykplank is ook beskikbaar. Die sitkamer het gemaklike sitplekke, 'n TV met Netflix en gratis Wi-Fi is beskikbaar. Gaste het die gebruik van 'n private braai-agterplaas, insluitend 'n pizza-oond en vuurbak, asook 'n ingeboude braai. Daar is ook 'n omheinde tuin. Die kompleks bied 'n gemeenskaplike swembad en parkering vir een motor.
Uitspan Apartments is geleë in die bruisende dorp St Lucia aan die Noordkus van KZN, Suid-Afrika. Hierdie eenhede kan saam of afsonderlik geboek word. Ontdek die wildlewe in die iSimangaliso Wetland Park, sien die seekoeie wat saans in die dorp rondloop, en geniet die vreedsame rustigheid. Elke woonstel beskik oor 'n ten volle toegeruste kombuis met 'n wasmasjien en tuimeldroër, asook 'n oopplan-sitkamer-, eetkamer- en kombuisarea met 'n TV. Die badkamers beskik oor 'n stort, wasbak en toilet, wat gerief en gemak verseker. Gaste kan ook gratis Wi-Fi, beveiligde parkering, toegang tot 'n gemeenskaplike swembad en braai-areas geniet. 'n Sonkrag-waterpomp verseker 'n betroubare watervoorraad. Sentraal geleë, is Uitspan Apartments binne loopafstand van plaaslike winkels, restaurante en lewendige vrugte- en curios-markte. Gaste kan vissersvaarte, seekoei- en krokodil-toere of avontuurlike wildritte deur die iSimangaliso Wetland Park geniet, wat dit 'n ideale basis maak vir 'n onvergeetlike verblyf in St Lucia.
The Flamboyant Apartments is bekostigbare selfsorg-vakansiewoonstelle geleë in 'n veilige kompleks in St Lucia, die tuiste van Suid-Afrika se eerste en grootste Natuurlike Wêrelderfenisgebied, iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Die kompleks is in die hart van hierdie bekoorlike kusdorpie geleë, met verskeie goeie restaurante, winkels en geriewe binne loopafstand. Gaste het 'n keuse van een-slaapkamer- of twee-slaapkamer-eenhede, wat almal volledig gemeubileer en toegerus is. Elke woonstel het 'n oopplan-kombuis en sitkamer. Die kombuis is toegerus met 'n yskas-vrieskas, stoof en oond, mikrogolfoond, ketel, en eetgerei en krokkery. Die sitkamer is lugversorgd en beskik oor gemaklike sitplekke en 'n TV met DStv. Elke woonstel het sy eie patio met buite-eetmeubels, en die twee-slaapkamer- en gesinseenhede het hul eie private braai-area. Wi-Fi-internettoegang is beskikbaar. 'n Gemeenskaplike omheinde swembad en braaigeriewe is vir gaste se gebruik beskikbaar. Veilige enkel toegeslote garageparkering word in die kompleks voorsien.
Kingfisher House is 'n bekoorlike selfsorg-vakansiehuis sentraal geleë in St Lucia, naby winkels, restaurante en strande. Dit bied baie spasie en is ideaal vir 'n gesin wat naby die kus wil bly. Hierdie lugversorgde eiendom kan tot 6 gaste huisves en bestaan uit 3 slaapkamers en 2 badkamers. Die eerste slaapkamer is gemaklik ingerig met 'n dubbelbed en beskik oor 'n en-suite badkamer met 'n stort. Die tweede slaapkamer het ook 'n dubbelbed, terwyl die derde slaapkamer 'n stapelbed bevat. Hierdie slaapkamers deel 'n badkamer met beide 'n bad en 'n stort. Die huis beskik oor 'n goed toegeruste kombuis met 'n gasstoof, oond, mikrogolf, lugbraaier, broodrooster, eetgerei, vaatwerk en 'n yskas-vrieskas. Die sitkamer het gemaklike sitplek en 'n slim-TV. Onbeperkte gratis wifi. Buite kan gaste ontspan op die ruim patio, wat buitesitplek, braaifasiliteite en 'n pizzaoond insluit. Die eiendom bied ook parkering, bootparkering en visskoonmaakfasiliteite.
14 Manzini Chalets - Flamingo Cove bied gaste 'n ontspannende wegbreek in St Lucia en die kompleks beskik oor 'n pragtige tuin en 'n gemeenskaplike swembad. Die 5-slaapplek-chalet is perfek vir 'n gesin en het 'n oopplan-woonarea met 'n queensize-bed, 'n enkel sofa-bed, 'n TV met Netflix, asook 'n kombuis. Die kombuis is ten volle toegerus met 'n stoof en oond, mikrogolf, yskas en tee- en koffiefasiliteite. Die aparte slaapkamer is gemeubileer met 2 enkelbeddens, wat oopmaak op die patio en die badkamer is toegerus met 'n stort en 'n toilet. Die chalet bied gratis Wi-Fi en buitelugsitplekke en braai-fasiliteite is op die patio beskikbaar.
23 Manzini Chalets - Pumba's Den is 'n selfsorgwoonstel vir 4 mense in St Lucia. Geleë in 'n kompleks, bestaan die woonstel uit 1 slaapkamer en 'n badkamer met 'n stort en 'n toilet. Die slaapkamer is toegerus met 'n queensize-bed, en 2 enkelbeddens is in die sitkamer beskikbaar. Vir gerief word alle beddegoed en handdoeke voorsien. Die kombuis is toegerus met 'n mikrogolfoond, 'n stoof en oond, 'n yskas, asook tee- en koffiemaakfasiliteite. 'n TV met OpenView is vir gaste beskikbaar, en die woonstel word daagliks skoongemaak. Gaste het toegang tot 'n gemeenskaplike Lapa met braaifasiliteite en 'n swembad. Die kompleks het ook 'n wasgoeddiens vir gerief. 23 Manzini Chalets - Pumba's Den is 200 m van verskeie winkels en restaurante en 2 km van die strand geleë. St Lucia bied 'n verskeidenheid attraksies en aktiwiteite soos seekoei- of krokodiltoere, hengel, die kyk na vryrondlopende seekoeie wat wei, of 'n besoek aan die St. Lucia Game Reserve, 'n UNESCO-wêrelderfenisgebied.
Pragtige 3-slaapkamer selfsorghuis geleë op die oewers van die St. Lucia-riviermonding, wat as 'n wêrelderfenisgebied verklaar is. Jy is omring deur wilde diere wat vry rondom jou swerf, insluitend blouaap, gebande muishond, antilope en seekoei. Voëllewe is oorvloedig. Minder as 'n uur se ry vanaf die Imfolozi/Hluhluwe-wildreservaat, waar die groot vyf gesien kan word. Die huis is binne loopafstand van al die plaaslike geriewe, insluitend winkels, restaurante en kroë. Dit is 'n ervaring wat jy nie mag misloop nie!
St Lucia Safari Lodge 3 bied gemaklike selfsorgverblyf in 'n ruim eenheid geleë in KwaZulu-Natal, ideaal vir 'n gesinsvakansie. Eenhede is afsonderlik, maar het aansluitende mure met buureenhede, elkeen met hul eie ingang en parkeerplek Hierdie lugversorgde woonstel kan 5 gaste huisves en bestaan uit 1 slaapkamer en 1 badkamer. Die slaapkamer is toegerus met 2 dubbelbeddens, en 1 enkelbed, en het 'n ensuite-badkamer toegerus met 'n stort, bad en wasbak. Ook beskikbaar in die slaapkamer is 'n TV met DStv-kanale saam met gratis Wi-Fi-fasiliteite. Die sitarea het 'n oopplan-ontwerp met 'n ten volle toegeruste kombuis insluitend 'n stoof, oond, mikrogolf, yskas-vrieskas, bestek en eetgerei. Die eetarea is toegerus met 'n 4-sitplek eettafel perfek vir maaltye. Buite het gaste toegang tot 'n private braai-area, en gedurende die somerdae wag 'n verfrissende swembad op gaste, wat 'n verjongende ruskans van die hitte bied. Gaste word van veilige parkering voorsien.
80 eiendomme gevind · Wys 21–40
Saint Lucia offers 38 properties ranging from R850 to R7,072 per night, averaging around R2,747 across all types. That spread reflects the town's character: it draws both self-sufficient travellers who want a kitchen and a base, and those who prefer more structured hosting with meals and activities included.
At the budget end, self-catering units dominate. With ten listings in this category averaging under R1,800 per night, these are typically cottages or apartments within walking distance of the estuary or the main strip. Families and longer-stay visitors favour this format because of the flexibility: cook your own meals, set your own schedule, and avoid the per-head cost of eating out every night. The single villa listing falls near this tier as well, coming in low relative to its category at around R1,167 on average.
Mid-range travellers have a solid choice between lodges and bed and breakfasts. The ten lodge properties average around R3,549 and often include guided activities or strong connections to local operators who run boat cruises and game drives. Seven bed and breakfast properties sit just above that range and tend to suit solo travellers or couples who want conversation with owners who know the area well. That local knowledge matters here: insider advice about estuary conditions, launch times, and wildlife sightings makes a genuine difference to the trip.
The upper tier is anchored by guesthouses, eight of which average around R4,280 per night. These are typically owner-run, with smaller guest numbers and more considered interiors than a chain property would offer. Saint Lucia has just one hotel listing, which reflects the town's scale. This is not a mass-tourism destination, and the accommodation mix reinforces that. Properties at this level are usually close to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park entry points and cater to visitors who want comfort without travelling far from the reserve itself.
Saint Lucia sits within a subtropical climate zone, which means warm, humid summers and mild, drier winters. The distinction matters for what you can actually do.
Summer, from November through March, brings the heaviest rainfall and peak heat, often above 35°C. Mosquitoes are more active during this period, so malaria prophylaxis and repellent are practical requirements, not optional extras. The main reason to visit specifically in summer is turtle season: loggerhead and leatherhead turtles nest and hatch on the beaches from November to February, and guided night walks during this window are one of the few wildlife experiences that cannot be replicated at another time of year.
Winter, from May through August, is cooler and significantly drier, with temperatures between 16°C and 26°C. Hiking and boat-based activities are more comfortable in this range. Whale sharks pass through coastal waters from May to July, and humpback whale sightings peak in July and August. School holidays in late June and July push demand up sharply across the iSimangaliso corridor, so this is not a quiet period despite being off the summer peak.
The shoulder months, April and September to October, offer reasonable conditions with lower humidity, fewer visitors, and more competitive availability across the town's guesthouses and lodges.
Saint Lucia is roughly 280 kilometres north of Durban in KwaZulu-Natal. The most practical way to arrive is by car, taking the N2 north and turning off at Mtubatuba. The drive takes around three hours under normal conditions, though public holidays and school breaks can add significantly to that.
The nearest commercial airport is King Shaka International, which handles flights from Johannesburg, Cape Town, and several international routes. From the airport to Saint Lucia is approximately 200 kilometres, and most visitors cover this by rental car. Richards Bay Airport, about 56 kilometres from Saint Lucia, handles some charter and regional traffic and is a viable alternative for groups flying from Johannesburg who want to minimise the drive at the far end.
There is no direct scheduled bus service to Saint Lucia from Durban or Johannesburg. Baz Bus, which serves the backpacker market, stops at Mtubatuba, from where travellers typically arrange a shuttle or taxi into town. This adds time and a connection, so independent travellers without a vehicle should plan accordingly.
Once in town, Saint Lucia is compact enough to navigate on foot. The main street runs parallel to the estuary, and most accommodation, restaurants, and activity operators are within easy walking distance. A car is useful if you plan to explore Cape Vidal or the northern sections of iSimangaliso independently.
Saint Lucia is the main gateway town for the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, and its position on the KwaZulu-Natal coast makes it a practical base for reaching several distinct areas within a day's driving.
Mtubatuba, 23 kilometres away on the N2, is the nearest service town. It is not a tourist destination, but it has larger supermarkets, reliable fuel, and a public hospital. Visitors on extended stays routinely run supply trips here, and those arriving by Baz Bus will pass through as their point of transfer.
Kwambonambi, 40 kilometres to the south, sits near the mouth of the Hluhluwe River. It is a quiet sugar-cane town with some access to estuary fishing along the lower river, but it draws few independent travellers. It is more relevant as a waypoint than a destination.
Hluhluwe, also 40 kilometres from Saint Lucia but to the northwest, gives access to the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. The reserve is the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa and carries the full range of big-five species. Because it receives fewer visitors than Kruger, game drives tend to be less congested. A full-day round trip from Saint Lucia is possible, though staying overnight inside the park allows for early-morning and late-afternoon drives, which are the most productive for sightings.
Richards Bay, 56 kilometres south, is a large industrial port city with comprehensive shopping, a private hospital, and the regional airport. It functions mainly as a supply hub and transit point rather than a destination, but it is useful for travellers arriving by air or needing services that Saint Lucia cannot provide.
Empangeni, 66 kilometres south, is the administrative and commercial centre of the region. It has major retailers, specialist medical facilities, and banking services. Most visitors only stop here on the way to or from King Shaka International, but it is worth knowing as a fallback for anything the smaller towns cannot supply.
Accommodation in Saint Lucia fills quickly during school holidays, particularly the June-July winter break and the December-January period. Booking two to three months ahead is realistic for these windows. Properties with kitchens tend to fill earliest, so families who need self-catering should prioritise their search accordingly.
When comparing options, pay attention to location relative to the estuary and the activity operators on the main road. The town is small, but some properties sit a few kilometres out toward Cape Vidal, which affects access if you do not have a car.
Before confirming a booking, check whether the property falls within the iSimangaliso buffer zone, which can influence noise levels and proximity to night-drive routes. Also confirm meal arrangements in advance, since eating-out options thin out noticeably on Sunday evenings and on quiet weekday nights during low season.
Carry cash. Several boat cruise operators, smaller restaurants, and market stalls do not accept card payments reliably, and the ATM in town can run out during peak periods. Topping up fuel before arriving is advisable if you are coming from the south, as Saint Lucia's fuel options are limited. Mobile coverage is adequate in the town centre but drops off along the beach road toward Cape Vidal and inside the reserve itself.
