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MemberDo & SeeLife-sized dinosaur displays line jungle pathways at this family attraction in Melville, Port Shepstone, with a fossil sand pit and jungle gym.
Do & SeeFamily-friendly beach at Hibberdene, lifeguarded and netted for safe swimming, with the Jolly Roger's slides and putt-putt on the sand.
Do & SeeGuided kayak trips and rentals on the Umzimkulu River from Spillers Wharf in Port Shepstone, with single and double kayaks and stand up paddleboards.
Do & SeeRural adventure outfit at KwaQwabe near Umzumbe, running quad bike trails, paintball, camping and hikes up Ntanyeni Mountain.
Do & SeeCommunity heritage centre near Umzumbe, recounting Zulu history and the 1906 poll tax uprising through dance, stick fighting and craft demonstrations.
A place in the 27th Edition 2026/27 printed guide and route maps, plus a member listing at the top of this directory. From R3 399.
Do & SeeLaid out in 1912 between the Umzimkulu River and the sea, this course at Port Shepstone puts water hazards into play on the back nine.
Do & SeeBlack and white cast iron lighthouse at the Umzimkulu River mouth, marking Port Shepstone since 1905 and a favourite lookout for whales offshore.
Do & SeeBeachfront museum in Port Shepstone, opened in 2018, tracing the harbour's history through shipwreck displays and maritime artefacts.
Do & SeeBeach at Southport with a gently sloping tidal pool, shark nets and a shaded picnic area behind the sand.
Do & SeeA tennis club in Umtentweni with six all-weather courts, three floodlit, a practice wall and coaching for all ages.
Do & SeeCommunity-built viewing deck at Umtentweni overlooking the sea, a seasonal lookout for migrating whales and dolphins.
Do & SeeLeisurely boat cruises on the Umzimkulu River from Spillers Wharf in Port Shepstone, passing birdlife including African fish eagles along the banks.
Do & SeeBeach at Umzumbe, between Hibberdene and Pumula, with lifeguards and shark nets for safe swimming, fishing and birdwatching.