SEULA COTTAGES

Seula Conservancy is located on the Kwazulu Natal North Coast, 50 km North of King Shaka airport and just 15 minutes from the small coastal village of Zinkwazi Beach. This unique piece of paradise incorporates a working farm and about 12 km of pristine beach, where you can kick back, relax and enjoy your getaway in complete privacy. Seula Conservancy is an ideal place for a getaway for conservationists, families or friends, church retreats and company team building activities. The space Accommodation. Seula Cottages are tucked away in this pristine indigenous coastal bush and trees, which are home to the Trumpeter Hornbill and an abundance of birds. You may even be lucky enough to have occasional visits of indigenous antelope. There are three, two-bedroomed cottages at Seula. You will have the 3 cottages and the entire area to yourself and other guests in your party. The stylishly furnished bedrooms are fitted with aircons and fresh linen is provided. You will only need to bring your bath/ swimming towels. Each cottage has a little lounge area with comfortable chairs, a coffee table and small kitchen with a fridge, microwave and tea and coffee station. There is a shared toilet and shower in each cottage. There is also a small, covered outdoor verandah with seating. In total, Seula sleeps 14 people and all three cottages are booked out for your stay. It is for this reason that we require a minimum of 4 people and a 2 night stay. The communal area hosts the kitchen and a sheltered verandah with an outdoor dining area and fire pit where you can relax around the bonfire and listen out for the call of African Wood Owls and the cry of Bush Babies. Open lawns, where children can enjoy the open spaces and freedom. A mere 2km drive through indigenous bush to a private beach . The cottages are serviced daily. We are committed to ensuring your stay is comfortable in the natural harmony of this bush retreat. High clearance vehicles are recommended. Guest access Private Beach access a mere 2 km drive through indigenous bush. Other things to note Bring own bath & beach towels