Description: Mseni Lodge is a luxury accommodation facility situated at Sodwana Bay, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The lodge is home to Amoray Diving, offering Scuba diving, Deep Sea Fishing and Game Drive adventures to the discerning individual. Mseni Lodge is situated in Sodwana Bay National Park. It consists of twenty cabins with bathrooms and showers en suite. All rooms have safety deposit boxes for your convenience. On arrival a porter will take your luggage to your room. There is a secure parking area and round the clock security. This small Lodge with its personal service is situated amongst amazing dune forest vegetation and far away from the crowds. The restaurant and bar overlook the Indian Ocean and day and night the sound of the sea can be heard by all. There is a large safe area for the kids to play. Every care is taken to ensure your and your family�s comfort. The Lodge has it's own private path leading down to a secluded part of the beach, meandering through lush coastal dune forest. This short walk is a must for all visitors. The surrounding bush is home to many different bird species and other small animals. This is the only placve in Sodweana with direct access to the beach. Our chalets consist as follows : 1x 2 sleeper chalet (Honeymoon): 1 bedroom with double bed, small lounge and bathroom 2 x 4 sleeper chalets: 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, bunk bed in non-private room and bathroom 2 x 4 sleeper chalets: 1 bedroom with double bed, bunk bed in non-private room and bathroom 4 x 3 sleeper chalets: 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, 1 single bed in non-private room and bathroom 1 x 3 sleeper chalet: 1 bedroom with double bed, 1 single bed in non-private room and bathroom 1 x 6 sleeper chalet (Family) 2 bedrooms (1 with double bed and 1 with 2 single beds), 2 single beds in 2 non-private rooms and 2 bathrooms Self catering, 5 sleeper, chalet. The chalets consist as follows: 3 chalets: 2 bedrooms (1 with double bed and 1 with 2 single beds), 1 single bed in non-private room, 2 bathrooms, kitchenette and outside barbeque area 1 chalet: 2 bedrooms(both with 2 single beds each), 1 single bed in non-private room, 2 bathrooms, kitchenette and outside barbeque area Self catering, 8 sleeper, Guest House The Guest House consist of 4 bedrooms (1 with double bed and 3 with 2 single beds), 2 bathrooms and on second level lounge dining room, kitchen and deck with a stunning sea view. Our beautiful 60 Seater Restaurant, overlooking the Indian Ocean, is open for breakfast from 06h00 to 11h00, lunch from 12h30 till 15h00 and supper from 18h30 till 22h00. Our friendly waiters are there to look after your every need. The Bar, with it's spectacular view, opens at 12h00 till 00h00 and will have something ice cold to suit your taste. Sit back & enjoy one of our custom designed cocktails while we do our activity planning for the next day. Watch the full moon rise over the Indian Ocean, while we discuss the day's diving. More often than not we encounter dolphins and whale sharks on our way out to one of the dive spots. We allow more than enough time for you to snorkel with these social animals. On occasions we have been lucky enough to watch these animals mating, who, incidentally, are the only animals to have sex for fun! From November to February, the Leatherback and Loggerhead turtle come to the beach at night to lay their eggs. Kwazulu Nature Conservation, in conjunction with several private tour operators run supervised tours and depending on the tide, you can be assured to see these amazing creatures battle over the sand to dig holes and lay their eggs with great effort. A female can lay up to 200 eggs at a time and lays up to 4 times in a season. The statistics are not very good for these creatures as only 2 out of a thousand eggs make it to maturity and lay eggs again. From June to November, the Humpback whales migrate north to calf and pass Sodwana on their way to the warmer waters of the Mozambique Channel. These awesome creatures often display amazing acrobatics and some lucky divers have witnessed their antics. For a very short period over December, the pregnant Raggedtooth shark invade one of our shallow reefs during gestation. While the pups grow inside them, these awesome animals are very placid and not very active, so the brave divers are able to experience these fearsome looking, but harmless fish at close quarters. During this period, the female does not feed and normally move further north to give birth. Sodwana Bay is surrounded by numerous game reserves and it is well worth the effort to visit some of these privately and state owned reserves. We have some of the most diverse bird species and all you have to do, is sit on your doorstep and watch. Price Info:
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