Every local business, one place.

Padel courts at the Douglas Mitchell Sports Club in Uvongo, with an equipment shop and a lounge area for players and spectators.

Motorsport circuit at Oslo Beach near Port Shepstone, the only track in KwaZulu-Natal approved by Motorsport South Africa, with a drag strip and skid pad.

Tennis at the Douglas Mitchell sports grounds in Uvongo, a multi-sport club that also hosts rugby, squash and cricket.

Guided walking tour of Gamalakhe starting at Tin Town, taking in local food stalls and a hike along the Vungu and Mjika rivers.

Nine kilometres inland of Shelly Beach, a guided hike or drive crosses Ntantana Mountain to KwaNdwalane, with views of the 80 metre Nyandezulu Waterfall.

Gamalakhe-based outdoor operator running cultural and rural hikes, camping trips and township experiences across the area.

Offshore reef about 7.5 km out from Shelly Beach, a marine protected area and advanced dive site known for close shark encounters.

Ski boat club and launch site at Shelly Beach, used by dive and fishing charters heading out to Protea Banks.

Nature reserve inland of Uvongo with an arboretum of indigenous and exotic trees, walking trails and birdlife including turacos and trogons.

Indoor leagues for action cricket, netball, soccer and hockey at this Shelly Beach sports arena, with a bar for spectators and players.

Swimming and surfing beach at St Michael's-on-Sea with tidal pools, one of the South Coast's pilot beaches.

Deep sea fishing charters from the Shelly Beach Ski Boat Club, trolling and bottom fishing for tuna, wahoo and musselcracker.

Multi-purpose venue at Gamalakhe hosting sports matches, concerts, festivals and exhibitions for the wider South Coast.

At Uvongo, the Ivungu River drops as a 23 metre waterfall into a lagoon beside tidal pools and paddle boats for hire.

A non-profit tennis club on the Hibiscus Coast in Uvongo, with individually fenced courts open to members and visitors.