The Amatikulu Nature Reserve is a wildlife reserve located at the confluence of the Matigulu and Nyoni Rivers in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, operated by Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife. [1][2] The reserve covers around 15.72 square kilometers of coastal land and is well known for its rich South African subtropical fauna and flora, in ...

The combination of the beach and water estuaries make the Amatikulu Nature Reserve a wonderful waterland break for visitors who canoe, fish, swim and walk the stretches of river and beach.

Amatikulu Nature Reserve is perfect for a weekend getaway or for a day trip from Durban, Eshowe, Mtunzini or Richards Bay. The small reserve is situated on the coast between the Tugela and Amatikulu Rivers.

Amatikulu Nature Reserve is in Zululand district of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The Amatikulu reserve protects the Amatikulu and Nyoni River estuaries along the Indian Ocean. Visitors can cruise, fish, swim and walk the stretches of river and beach.

Feb 9, 2019 · The reserve is located about 100kms from Durban and is found between the Tugela and Amatikulu River mouths. It is one of the few places in this country where wildlife can be spotted feeding on forested areas that overlook the sea!

The combination of the Beach and water Estuaries make the Amatikulu Nature Reserve a wonderful Waterland break for visitors who canoe, fish, swim and walk the stretches of River and Beach.

It is a Great quick 1 hour escape from Durban in the South or Richards Bay in the North ! You step into nature and are able to easily be in the densest of Forests, in a Coastal Savannah or a typical African Bushveld.

Jan 20, 2014 · You step into nature and are able to easily be in the densest of Forests, in a Coastal Savannah or a typical African Bushveld. You can paddle by canoe to the unspoilt beaches and either fish in the River or in the Surf, There are hiking trails and a fabulous 4x4 track to do a game drive and view Giraffe, Zebra, Antelope and a wide species of Birds.

Amatikulu Nature Reserve – under the custodianship of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife – is an ideal weekend getaway. Although small (2100 hectares in size), it is one of the few places in southern Africa where wildlife can be viewed feeding on forested dunes overlooking the Indian ocean.

The main aim of the research is: to improve the standard of living of people near Ntimbankulu forest, (b) to conserve and preserve the natural resources of the forest, (c) to promote and sustain development in the area, ( d) to make local community realize the need to protect their natural heritage site which is a huge "rock ship" with a lio...