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EnquiryWelcome to Santa Lucia Guest House
Francois and Rika welcome you to Santa Lucia Guesthouse, situated in the small village of St Lucia, gateway to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, declared South Africa’s first World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999.
This little paradise, the village of St Lucia, is located between the Indian Ocean and the St Lucia Estuary forming the only private town located in a Natural World Heritage Site. iSimangaliso / Greater St Lucia Wetland Park form part of the Elephant Coast, Zululand, Northern KwaZulu - Natal South Africa. Enjoy refined South African hospitality in this charming home, set in a tropical garden with swimming pool.
AA Travel Guides Accommodation Awards Winner , Bed & Breakfast – Home stay for 2007, 2008 & 2009. Acclaimed in 2010 / 2011 in the AA Travel Guide Hall of Fame. On the arrival of guests, we always show them a map of the area and inform them of all the available excursions. We also assist with any bookings which might need to be made.
A generous breakfast, which includes fresh tropical fruit, a choice of hot dishes and continental spread is served, weather permitting, on the patio overlooking the garden.
This little paradise, the village of St Lucia, is located between the Indian Ocean and the St Lucia Estuary forming the only private town located in a Natural World Heritage Site. iSimangaliso / Greater St Lucia Wetland Park form part of the Elephant Coast, Zululand, Northern KwaZulu - Natal South Africa. Enjoy refined South African hospitality in this charming home, set in a tropical garden with swimming pool.
AA Travel Guides Accommodation Awards Winner , Bed & Breakfast – Home stay for 2007, 2008 & 2009. Acclaimed in 2010 / 2011 in the AA Travel Guide Hall of Fame. On the arrival of guests, we always show them a map of the area and inform them of all the available excursions. We also assist with any bookings which might need to be made.
A generous breakfast, which includes fresh tropical fruit, a choice of hot dishes and continental spread is served, weather permitting, on the patio overlooking the garden.
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