The eco-tourism mecca of South Africa's Zulu Kingdom
The Elephant Coast is a 220 km stretch of incredible pristine coastline that contains some of the most ecologically abundant and precious natural spaces in the world. Located in the northern section of KwaZulu-Natal along the Indian Ocean, the Elephant Coast is a sustainable traveller’s paradise. Home to the UNESCO World Heritage site, iSimangaliso Wetland Park, and South Africa’s oldest proclaimed game reserve, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, the Elephant Coast boasts a huge diversity of wildlife and incredible natural beauty. Travellers can go on safaris to see the Big 5, visit various birding spots, experience breathtaking hikes, scuba dive in crystal clear waters, or stroll along secluded beaches admiring the massive forested sand dunes.