A couple of days ago Justin, our lead guide, reported a string of floats spotted on the Estuary whilst on a paddle with guests.

With EKZN Wildlife officials we went out and recovered what ended up being a long gill net set by illegal fisherman.

After nearly an hour and a half of struggling with the net we managed to
release what we estimate to be around 500 fish back into the estuary. In the end there were only 10 dead fish we couldn’t save!

Great spotting Justin!

We are proud to announce that St Lucia Kayak Safaris has this week been awarded the new tender to operate the kayaking trips by the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority.  This is the start of what will be a very exciting partnership with the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority.

The new tender includes exclusive new areas of operation like the restricted access area at Catalina Bay on the Eastern shores and for the first time ever, sea kayaking at Cape Vidal.

Looking forward to bringing you the brand new adventures! Watch this space!