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Greater St Lucia Vacations
This 275,000 hectare park, one of the Unesco world heritage sites, stretches the length of the coast, from the Mapelane reserve to Sodwana Bay, in the region just above Durban.
Visit Greater St Lucia
- Unesco World Heritage
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Lake
Greater St Lucia: How to get there?
2 hours and 30 minutes by car from Durban
Greater St Lucia: When to go?
The climate remains agreeable all year round
Greater St Lucia: For how long?
2 to 3 days
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Greater St Lucia: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
This 275,000 hectare park, one of the Unesco world heritage sites, stretches the length of the coast, from the Mapelane reserve to Sodwana Bay, in the region just above Durban.
My suggestion
Visit here if you're keen to see crocodiles and hippopotami, as the region is full of them, the landscape is magnificent and it's easy to access.
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