St. Lucia Wetlands Boat Ride (iSimangaliso)

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2 hours guided boat ride

Explore the Isimangaliso (Greater St Lucia) Wetlands Park

Visit to the famous reptile park

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Craving a family-friendly adventure into South Africa’s wild side? The "St. Lucia Wetlands Boat Ride (iSimangaliso)" tour whisks you from Durban through scenic Zululand to the UNESCO-listed iSimangaliso Wetlands Park. Here, embark on a guided two-hour boat ride to spot crocodiles, hippos, and the majestic fish eagle up close—plus enjoy a leisurely estuary walk and a fascinating stop at the Reptile Park. The true USP? This tour’s rare opportunity to witness an ecosystem where rhinos, elephants, ancient fish, and whales coexist, offering families a safe, educational, and awe-inspiring day surrounded by nature’s wonders.

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St. Lucia Wetlands Boat Ride (iSimangaliso)

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