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Lalaria Lodge - Accommodation in Shakas Rock, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Lalaria Lodge - Accommodation in Shakas Rock, KwaZulu-Natal. Relax at this elegant guesthouse by the sea, just 50 km north of Durban. Lalaria Guest House offers panoramic sea and coastal views. The spacious deck overlooking the beach is the ideal place for al fresco meals, drinks and dolphin spotting. Whales are frequently sighted in season. Golfers have the choice of several superb courses, e.g. Durban Country Club, Zimbali Country Club or Prince's Grant Golf Estate.

Price: 5

Bed and breakfast

5 kings

The luxurious en suite guestrooms have sea or pool views. Each is delightfully furnished and has every modern facility, convenience and comfort including air-conditioning and ceiling fan, king size bed with cool cotton percale linen, satellite television, telephone, personal safe, and mini-bar. Guests can enjoy a chat and a drink at an intimate cocktail bar or at the Lodge's poolside bar where light meals and a traditional South African "braai" are often served. At Lalaria the focus is on outdoor living and there are many different patio areas where guests can soak up the sun, read a book or simply close their eyes and enjoy the bird-life in the tranquil tropical garden.

Shakas Rock. It is also home to a lovely stretch of sandy beach as well as a beautiful tidal pool flanked by picturesque, rocky cliffs. This beach is favourite ski-boat launch site and beach-goers are often treated to the spectacular launching and beaching of the daredevil wave riders returning from a deep sea fishing trip. You might even be lucky enough to buy some fresh fish, straight from the sea. Enjoy a boat ride of the coast and get close up to our bottle-nose dolphins. The Hluhluwe Game Park, two hours drive to the North, is internationally acclaimed for single - handedly saving the white rhino from extinction and is also home to the BIG FIVE.