Every local business, one place.

Wildlife conservation centre in Scottburgh with crocodile feeding demonstrations, an animal farm, a bird sanctuary and landscaped indigenous gardens.

Protected reef off Umkomaas, a popular scuba site for ragged-tooth sharks, colourful reef life and the Nebo and Produce wreck dives.

Coastal forest reserve inland of Umkomaas, laced with trails good for spotting trogons and hornbills, plus picnic and braai sites by the dam.

The oldest lighthouse on the KwaZulu-Natal coast, a red and white cast iron tower from 1905 that still warns ships off Aliwal Shoal near Clansthal.

Community-run reserve in Pennington protecting coastal forest, bush and grassland between two rivers, with walking trails and a beachfront cafe.

The main swimming beach in Scottburgh, with tidal pools for calmer bathing alongside a beach break that draws surfers.

Parkland golf course on a coastal forest estate in Pennington, with a hotel, spa and restaurant for a full stay.

Shark cage diving and snorkelling trips off Rocky Bay near Aliwal Shoal, watching sharks glide past from a floating steel cage or the boat.

Sixty hectares of forest and grassland on Scottburgh's edge, with 12 km of self-guided trails and reliable birding by the Mpambanyoni River.

Historic course through coastal forest at Pennington, with sea views from most fairways, guided nature walks and whale sightings from Botha House.

Trust-managed forest estate beside the golf course at Pennington, with an extensive trail network and over 200 recorded bird species.

KwaZulu-Natal's third-oldest golf course, laid out above Umkomaas in 1913 through coastal forest with sea views.

Ezemvelo-run reserve inland of Umzinto spanning grassland and forest, with zebra, reedbuck and over 300 recorded bird species.