St Lucia Game Lodges Accommodation

4.9 - 14 Guest Reviews

KwaZulu-Natal / South Africa

All St Lucia Game Lodges accommodation is verified

Search by Map

accommodation by town Cape Town Durban Bela Bela (Warmbaths) Johannesburg (Joburg) Ballito Magaliesburg Pretoria (Tshwane) Margate Langebaan Knysna Hermanus Plettenberg Bay East London Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) Hartbeespoort Clarens Nelspruit (Mbombela) Amanzimtoti Umhlanga Bloemfontein Parys Marloth Park Mossel Bay Rustenburg Hazyview Stellenbosch Franschhoek George Hoedspruit Jeffreys Bay Show More

accommodation by region South Africa - Elephant Coast

Game Lodges in St Lucia

St Lucia is a tiny town on the East coast of Africa, in the north east of Zululand near the Mozambique border about 3 hours north of Durban by car. The scenery around the town is... Show more

Accommodation Types:
bed and breakfast, apartments, boma fire, full kitchen, cottages, pool table, garden, guest houses, selected dstv channels, shared bathroom, shared kitchen, beachfront, camps, own decoder for dstv, breakfast included, cable tv, chalets, golf course, oven, wardrobe or closet, bath towels, electric blankets, fishing, holiday homes, netflix, patio, shared lounge/tv area, stove, backpacker, fridge, horse riding, linen, dishwasher, guest lodge, tennis court, guest farms, microwave, covid-19 certified, game lodges, splash pool, swimming pool, fibre, self catering, toaster, boutique hotels, dvd, cleaning service, coffee machine, hotels, kettle, pet friendly, resorts, braai/bbq area, halaal friendly, terrace, toiletries, villas, parking on premises, kids play area, game drives, hiking/walking trails, vegetarian, jacuzzi, washing machine, tumble dryer, wheelchair friendly, vegan, wifi, conference facility, fireplace, dining area, openview, 24hr camera surveillance, fire extinguishers, 24hr security, safety deposit box, aircon, airport transfers, balcony, bar, bar fridge, ceiling fans, child friendly, communal braai area, communal swimming pool, concierge, deck, dry cleaning service, fan, gas stove, generator, hairdryer, heater, inverter, laundry facilities, mini bar, no smoking, pets by arrangement, restaurant, room service, serviced daily, smart tv, solar power, street parking, tea and coffee facilities.

St Lucia Reviews

4.9 out of 5

Anonymous

We went to St Lucia Villa Mia 5 to recover after operation. Absolutely beautiful place. Our own private braai area right at pool. Due to my medical c…

We're finding our latest and greatest accommodation deals in St Lucia just for you.

Updating Results based on your filtering preferences...In just a few moments we should find the ideal St Lucia accommodation for you.

Destinations Related to St Lucia Game Lodges

Kwambonambi, Qondwane, Mtubatuba, Hluhluwe, Monzi SH

St Lucia Reviews

Anonymous

12 January 2023

We went to St Lucia Villa Mia 5 to recover after operation. Absolutely beautiful place. Our own private braai area right at pool. Due to my medical condition we could not go out but our hosts arranged food delivery for us from nearly all the restaurants in St Lucia. One night there was guests that were intoxicated and loud. We informed our hosts who in return got the caretaker at the property in minutes and he resolved the issue. Will definitely book again. Thanks to the workers at Villa Mia that were always willing to run and get us something we needed in town. It felt like home and we will always remember our trip. Next time we will definitely visit all the attractions that St Lucia has to offer.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Maritza van der Laan

17 October 2022

Game Drives

Superb. 5 out of 5

Belinda Pepler

24 March 2022

Beautiful and peaceful, the best vacation ever! Beautiful sites to visit! Thank you!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anthony Zambelli

23 March 2022

So much to do, yet quiet and relaxed. A no-fuss but complete destination.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Gerhard Booyse

20 September 2021

Peaceful and friendly people.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Dalene Crawford

16 February 2021

The peaceful and safe area, very friendly town. Unspoilt nature. Lovely restuarants.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Karin Basel

16 February 2021

Game reserve and Hippy trip.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Rajesh Umrao

27 January 2021

Beautiful Beaches!!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Ashay Baijnath

10 November 2020

Cleanliness and the game park.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Ashina Dorasami

02 March 2020

I just love St Lucia, the beauty of nature, the bountiful wild life and breathtaking sunsets. It is a safe little town, where you can stroll without worrying about safety.

Superb. 5 out of 5

+ Show more reviews + Add your review of St Lucia

More info about St Lucia

St Lucia is a tiny town on the East coast of Africa, in the north east of Zululand near the Mozambique border about 3 hours north of Durban by car. The scenery around the town is lush tropical vegetation and wetlands, with beautiful beaches along the coastline. It is surrounded by absolutely gorgeous peaceful panoramic landscapes that have been preserved, and is a wildlife paradise.

The town is in the St. Lucia Wetlands Park, a World Heritage Site, and hence attracts many foreign tourists due to its international importance as one of the last natural protected wetlands on the planet. This beautiful remote reserve has 280 kilometers of natural undisturbed coastline along the Indian Ocean, and is a vast, almost 3300 square kilometer park. The vegetation ranges from wetlands, savannah and forests to ancient dunes. St Lucia is the only nearby town. Hippos, rhinos, zebras and leopards are among the many wild animals wandering about the... Show more

Things to do

There is a surprising amount to do around this peaceful and serene town. There are a few art and craft shops,some excellent restaurants and pubs, convenience shops and the fruit and vegetable market. The town centre is small and relaxed.The warm Indian ocean along the wide beaches is great for swimming and snorkeling all year round. ( Preferably not in the lakes with the crocs and hippos. )

The main attraction of St.Lucia was originally deep sea fishing for South African sportsmen. It is a superb fishing resort for surf, fly and spear fishing too. Speed boats are available and there are marlin, dorado etc to fish for.There are river boat cruises for sightings of crocodiles and hippos on the lakes. Whale watching is from August till December.

There are many Scenic Drives to take nearby in the park, to enjoy the wonderful views and pure fresh air, to watch wild animals roaming about the wetlands, and explore around the vast lakes and exquisite untouched beaches . The lakes are full of bird life.

The world famous Hluhluwe and Umfolozi Game reserves, and Cape Vidal, are also within easy driving distance.

There are wonderful long stretches of beautiful pristine deserted beaches to walk along, and explore the extraordinary ancient dunes as well as go for hikes and safaris through the reserve. The experience of a safe environment in natural landscape with wild animals wandering about is a unique experience for international tourists.

Where to eat

Several restaurants are in the main road of the town. Naturally they specialise in seafood , such as Braza restaurant; with a Portuguese style of cuisine being so close to the Mozambique border.

If you’re looking for a more relaxed, family-friendly environment then head to Alfredo’s for lunch or dinner. This family-run restaurant offers some of the best Italian food around, and an occasional South African dish.

Breathtaking views and divine bistro-style food await you at Fur Elize. Located right on the edge of the estuary, diners can enjoy their meal surrounded by the natural beauty of St. Lucia.

For a taste of the countryside, PB’s Deli and Bistro is the place to go. Enjoy fresh baked breads at breakfast, tasty comfort food for lunch and choose (or have them all) between delicious cakes for tea.

There is also the Fisherman’s Restaurant and Pub and the St.Lucia Ski Boat Club for those wanting to dig into delicious seafood platters, and good old pub fare. Many of the guesthouses have excellent catering for their visitors too.

There is also a large market place selling pineapples, bananas and the tropical fruit that grows in the area. There is a fairly good grocery shop with basic supplies but if going for self -catering or camping it would be best to stock up at Richards Bay along the way.

Where to stay

There is plentiful accommodation in St. Lucia from where to enjoy the beauty of the wetlands. While St. Lucia might be on the small side, it’s choice in accommodation is not. Guesthouses: Relaxed and idyllic, these offer a personal touch and most of them look out onto large tropical gardens and trees, with swimming pools.

Guestlodges: A more luxurious option, these small personalised lodges offer everything you could want. The gorgeous gardens border the wetlands and monkeys and duikers run around freely. At night hippos sometimes stroll through the streets, drinking out of the swimming pools.

Hotels: For all the basic comforts, and luxury amenities, the hotels in the area are perfect to set up base and then head off exploring.

Self- Catering: There are many self-catering options in St. Lucia, many with gorgeous ocean views. They are top choice for most families.

Transport

St Lucia is about 250 kilometers north of Durban, about a 3 hour trip from King Shaka airport. There are also two small airports, one in Richards Bay and one near Hluhluwe for visitors coming in small planes.

Car: It is an easy, pleasant drive up the N2 Highway from Durban, through South Africa's main timber farming areas, with very little traffic.

Taxis/cabs: There are taxi services available in St. Lucia. These tend to be quite pricey if you intend to travel further that a few kilometers in them.

Did You Know

St. Lucia is sometimes muddled with the suburb La Lucia in Durban, or spelt St Lucia, st. lusa, or even St. Lusia

St. Lucia was originally named by Portuguese sailors shipwrecked there in 1554 .They settled next to the estuary, which leads inland to a vast string of lakes which they originally mistook for more sea, and their descendants are still there now , nearly 500 years later.

St. Lucia only as a residential population of 1000 people, but in the summer it has approximately 10 000 visitors daily from all over the world.

The 2nd highest vegetated sand dune range in the world towers over the St. Lucia wetlands and beaches, only overshadowed by the dunes on Frazer Island.

Show less

About Game Lodges

This is the ultimate experience for guests wanting to get close to nature without compromising on comfort. Guests can usually choose to stay half board, with breakfast, lunch and selected drinks covered, or full board, with all meals and selected drinks, at the game lodge of their choice. All guests will enjoy luxury amenities; with unique touches to decor and layout that enhance their stay in gorgeous natural surrounds. Wildlife and birdlife is abundant in the areas the lodges are located in, and guests will often have the opportunity to get up-close and personal with the animals, without leaving the lodge. For those in search of the more reclusive animals in the areas, often including the Big Five, game drives are offered. Getaway and experience the beauty of Africa’s bushlife, while staying in supreme luxury at one of our many Game Lodges.

St Lucia Game Lodges Accommodation

Game Lodges in St Lucia

St Lucia Reviews

Anonymous

Other listings in St Lucia

Other Nearby Listings (Within km)

Destinations Related to St Lucia Game Lodges

St Lucia Reviews

More info about St Lucia

Things to do

Where to eat

Where to stay

Transport

Did You Know

About Game Lodges

St Lucia Game Lodges Accommodation

Guests

Filters

Price

Must Have

Type of Place

Game Lodges in St Lucia

St Lucia Reviews

Anonymous

Other listings in St Lucia

Other Nearby Listings (Within km)

Destinations Related to St Lucia Game Lodges

St Lucia Reviews

More info about St Lucia

Things to do

Where to eat

Where to stay

Transport

Did You Know

About Game Lodges