Bed and Breakfast Guest House in St Lucia
St. Lucia Wetlands Guest House
Affordable Up-Market Guest House Accommodation in St. Lucia, kwaZulu-Natal, Zululand
St. Lucia Wetlands Guest House
iSimangaliso Wetland Park Accommodation
St. Lucia Wetlands Guest House offers cozy bed and breakfast accommodation in beautiful St. Lucia, South Africa. Pretty St. Lucia village forms part of the Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park (now the iSimangaliso Wetland Park) here in Zululand.
Our guest house provides a comfortable, convenient alternative to St. Lucia hotel accommodation.
Proudly South African, your hosts Hettie and Derick provide an intimate environment with warm South African hospitality, English and Afrikaans culture interwoven with international sophistication and upmarket standards while we are situated in the heart of culturally rich, exciting Zulu Kingdom!
While your hosts reside on the premises, and are available twenty-four hours a day, the public areas in the guest house is for the exclusive use of our VIP guests, which includes you!
We offer a selection of extra large, ultra comfortable beds, occupancy i.e. double (one bed), single (one bed), twin (two beds) and triple one large bed and one three quarter bed.
Received recognition for exceptional service provided within the South African tourism market from SATourism, our National Tourism Body.
Things to Do Around St. Lucia
Take a look at our Three Day Itinerary which takes in all the attractions of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park together with the big five Umfolozi Game Reserve nearby. (400kb pdf).
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OnlyR450Per person per nightBed & BreakfastIncluding VAT and taxes |
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![]() ![]() The main entrance ![]() ![]() Our guest house at night ![]() ![]() The patio ![]() ![]() Our comfy lounge and bar ![]() ![]() Our driveway to parking. |
"The St. Lucia Wetland Park must be the only place on the globe where the world's oldest land mammal (the rhinoceros) and the world's biggest terrestrial mammal (the elephant) share an ecosystem with the world's oldest fish (the coelacanth) and the world's biggest mammal (the whale)".
Nelson Mandela.










