Simbithi Eco Estate Accommodation
4 listings for accommodation in Simbithi Eco Estate. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

4 Cussonia, Simbithi
Holiday Homes, Self Catering, Villas in Simbithi Eco Estate, Shaka's Rock
Welcome to 4 Cussonia, Simbithi!
Located near the main gate of Simbthi-Eco estate, this gorgeous architectural...
R9,700

D55 Sabuti
Apartments, Holiday Homes, Self Catering in Simbithi Eco Estate, Shaka's Rock
Welcome to our stunning holiday home located in the beautiful Simbithi Estate! This luxurious property offers a...
R7,300

29 Umvumvu, Simbithi
Holiday Homes, Self Catering, Villas in Simbithi Eco Estate, Shaka's Rock
Welcome to 29 Umvumvu, Simbithi!
This spacious, luxury, Simbithi holiday home exudes character throughout the...
R10,900

4 Turkey Berry
Holiday Homes, Self Catering in Simbithi Eco Estate, Shaka's Rock
This immaculate, 4-bedroom villa is located in the pristine Simbithi Eco-Estate. Surrounded by lush vegetation and...
R9,700
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More info about Simbithi Eco Estate
An African paradise in its rawest splendour can be found at the heart of KwaZulu-Natal’s northern coastline. Simbithi is a 430 conserve garden known as an Eco Estate and the first of its kind in the area: nature’s gate to lush indigenous flora, rolling hills and wetlands. Drive half an hour from Durban along the coast and you will find the Estate somewhere between the coastal towns of Salt Rock and Ballito. This tranquil setting makes for a memorable nature-friendly vacation, located a pleasant distance from urban development but conveniently just 13km away from the King Shaka International Airport, currently undergoing a revamp in preparation for the 2010 World Cup. The eLan Group, who are overseeing development of this magnificent Eco-Estate, have paired with WBHO Construction to ensure that all undergoing construction is environmentally undisruptive to the area. Initiatives such as the cultivation of indigenous vegetation have furthered the development of this rare natural treasure into... Show more