Accommodation in Amanzimtoti - Another Place 2 Stay, Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal

Another Place 2 Stay Guesthouse, B&B and Self Catering Accommodation  Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

This elegant three level home is situated along Kingsway in Amanzimtoti, seven minutes from the Airport and about twenty minutes from Durban central. We have a spectacular sea view and often view Dolphins and whales.
This property is located on the mountain side and provide a stunning view over the valley and sea. We have a private sparkling pool situated behind the main house for your convenience ( Penny Haynes used to train in this pool as a little girl).
An up market Coffee Shop on the premises provide light, home prepared delicious meals.
We also have 24 Hr. internet/email, DSTV, and Visa and Debit card facilities available.
The rooms are spacious, light, comfortable and airy. The main bedroom features a walk-in-dressing room and a beautiful bathroom with a corner bath. Glass doors lead out onto the pool area.
We also have two apartments, both with a separate bedroom, bathroom and a lounge/kitchenette. The lounge can also double up as a second bedroom for children or friends wishing to share. Self catering rates available. Apartments are serviced daily, bedding and towels changed every third day. Available in each apartment is Colour TV, fridge, stove, microwave and is fully equiped. The one apartment has its own sea view sun deck (sleeps 3) and the other apartment has its own private garden (sleeps 4). Private entrance to both apartments. We are *** rated and AA accredited.

Sporting & Leisure Activities  
Amanzimtoti forms the heart of the Sapphire Coast, boasting miles of golden sanded beaches. Magnificent waves for the surfers and bathers, world class diving spots and rock and surf angling and deep sea fishing. At Isipingo there is a unique mangrove swamp. The Bluff Nature Reserve is the prime wetland birding spot in Durban. Inland is the Adam's Mission station dating back to the 19 century.  

Cultural & Historical interest   
The area is rich in history and is known to have been visited by the Zulu King Shaka as well as the British Royal family in the 1950's.