Kosi Bay in the far North Eastern corner of KwaZulu Natal forms part of the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park, the first natural World Heritage Site in South Africa to be accorded this distinction. Kosi Bay epitomizes the incredible splendor of untouched Africa at its most pristine, as are its people, resources, ecology and culture.
Kosi Bay is a system of 4 lakes ranging from freshwater to saline that feeds into the ocean. Age old traditions passed down by generations of tribal existence still continue to this day ancient fishing kraals erected and tendered by the resourceful Tonga people. Kosi Bay has been described as "A wonderful aquarium and the most gorgeous aviary".
Utshwayelo Lodge takes its name from the fish kraal celebrating the traditions and culture of the Tonga people, a community partnership project of skills sharing and a life of purpose. Utshwayelo Lodge situated at Kosi Bay Mouth is the only lodge in the area easily accessible by motor car and 5km from the Mozambique border post, chalets and camping.
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