Accommodation
An option between rustic and simple campsites or comfortable and convenient self-catering units.
Activities
A fisherman's paradise, superb snorkelling opportunities and a variety of animal sightings.
Location
Tucked away in the wilderness of iSimangaliso Wetland Park. This is perfect beach retreat.
About Us
Set on the pristine shores of the Maputaland coast, Mabibi Beach Camp is situated between Lake Sibaya, Sodwana Bay and Manzengwenya in Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal. Nestled in an internationally recognised World Heritage Site, which forms part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. It is carefully tucked away in the wilderness and surrounded by exquisite coastal dune forests, which provides a tranquil setting.
Campsites
Hidden away between Milkwood trees and majestic coastal dunes, lie 8 private campsites, each with its own tap and braai area. Each camp sleeps a maximum of 6 people. There is no electricity. There are communal ablutions with lights, hot and cold water, as well as an open cold-water shower near the entrance to the beach walkway.
The ablutions are heated by gas geysers, there is a chance the hot water might run out. Please bring your own grill grid for braaing, and own drinking water. The water at the campsite has a very high iron content and is not fit to drink or cook with.
Self-catering
There are 3 self-catering units (with electricity), max of 4 pax. Each unit has a wooden deck with a table and chairs, a small dining room with a table and chairs, a kitchenette with a stove, microwave, fridge, kettle, cutlery & crockery. The bathroom consists of a shower, toilet & basin. There are two bedrooms that each have two single beds. Bed linen and bath towels are provided, please bring your own beach/ swimming towels.
Please bring your own drinking water, as the water is very high in iron and is not fit to drink or cook with.
Nature & Activities
Crystal clear swimming bays, gorgeous snorkelling reefs, coastal forests, soft sandy beaches, grasslands, bush and shimmering lakes make this an unforgettable retreat. It is the ideal place to discover one of the last unspoilt and undeveloped wilderness beaches left on the African continent.
