Kosi Bay Nature Reserve

The Kosi Bay system consists of four lakes connected by a series of meandering channels with fringing wetlands and is one of the most fascinating and beautiful pristine lake systems on the African coast. The Kosi system is home to a large variety of birds and animals including hippos and crocodiles. Humpback whales are seasonal offshore visitors, as are leatherback and loggerhead sea turtles that come ashore to nest on the beaches from November to January.

The resort is located along the north-western shore of Lake Nhlange, the largest of the four lakes. Kosi Bay Camp features 15 shady open campsites and 3 rustic cottages, which are self-catering and simply furnished, but comfortable.

Kosi Bay Camp is set in beautiful coastal bush accommodating up to 7 guests each. Each site has cold running water, barbecue facilities and a plug point. Two modem ablutions feature hot and cold running water, flush toilets and showers, but no dishwashing or laundry facilities.

5 of the sites provide a stunning view of the lake, while 2 are paraplegic-friendly. Each site is fitted with a barbecue area. Guests must provide their own barbecue grid, or request one from the reception office. These sites are served by two ablution blocks that are serviced daily.

Once the booking is confirmed guests may contact the Kosi Bay reception office for a preferred site (dependent on availability). A blue caravan plug is available for hire from the reception office.