Kosi Forest Lodge  Verified Listing

Situated in the Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, within the world-renowned iSimangaliso Wetland Park, this 20-bed wilderness lodge, is made of thatch and canvas and the rooms are raised on a wooden deck and offer an open-air, reed-enclosed bathroom and patio with a garden view. Private entrance

*Tea & Coffee making
*Wall Fan
*Safe
*Bathroom Amenities
*Reed-enclosed bathroom / Bath or Shower
*Indoor Shower, toilet and basin
*Towels
*Toilet Paper
*Linen
*Mosquito Net
*Fan
*Electric Kettle
*Mini Bar
*Balcony
*Outdoor furniture
*Patio
*Socket near the bed

*Situated in the Kosi Bay Nature Reserve within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park this is a nature lover's paradise just south of the Mozambique border
*Kosi Forest Lodge is situated in a low-risk malaria area
*The Lodge offers guests the unique opportunity of exploring a pristine wetland environment in guided canoes and vehicles.
*Home to the Palm Nut Vulture and Pel's Fishing Owl, the area can be explored by keen birders at their leisure. noted by our guests as one of the highlights of a visit.
*The last 9km are on dune roads and can only be accessed by 4x4 vehicles. Guests travelling in a two-wheel drive will be able to park their vehicles at a safe parking area in Manguzi (KwaNgwanase) and be transferred by lodge vehicle
*There are two transfer times daily 12h00 and 16h00.
*The transfers have to be booked when confirming your reservation.
*The transfer time is approximately 25 minutes and is at an additional charge. Kosi Forest Lodge is a 45-minute - 1-hour drive from the beach.

*Restaurant
*Bar/Lounge
*Laundry - hand washed and dried
*Secure parking
*Wi-Fi (public areas only - not in the rooms)
*Your/Sightseeing desk
*Outdoor Swimming pool
*Swimming at the pristine and isolated Bhanga Nek beach,
*Guests are accommodated in thatched bedrooms, on raised wooden decks, hidden in the sand forest.
*Our unique open-air, reed-enclosed bathrooms with the bath and shower sunk into white forest sand

*Interaction with the local Thonga people and their historic culture.
*Bird watching; birding walks through the ancient Raphia Forest
*Exploring lakes & waterways on guided canoes
*Day trips on motor boats through the 18km lake system and estuarine waterways,
*Watch hippos, crocs & flocks of flamingoes at sunset
*Take a trip down to the magnificent Kosi Bay Mouth and explore the fascinating 700-year-old Thonga Fishing Traditional Fish Traps.
*Fabulous snorkelling year-round in warm waters.
*Track turtles from Nov to Jan