This self-catering home is situated on a beautiful sandy beach on the edge of the warm Indian Ocean and will appeal to anyone looking for sun, surf and sand. Enjoy a bbq on the patio while listening to the waves crashing less than 60 meters away. A private path cut through the lush foliage leads you directly onto an endless beach. Umzumbe is known for excellent fishing and also has a Blue flag beach for swimming or surfing

The house is a large clean and comfortable open plan property which sleeps 8 people. Glass patio doors open directly onto a large covered patio which overlooks the sea and a private garden. There is a large open plan kitchen with basic pots, pans, cooking utensils, cutlery and crockery supplied

Beds and baths

Bedroom 1 – double bed and en-suite with shower and bath
Bedroom 2 – double bed and bunk bed
Bedroom 3 – twin
Bedroom 4 – double bed
Bathroom, separate shower room, separate toilet



Living Area:
Fully equipped open plan kitchen, including microwave, fridge/freezer, toaster
Large lounge with hi-fi, plays CD’s, radio and has a USB port for your mp3 player
Separate lounge with TV. A DSTV dish is available – Own smart card needed.
Patio area overlooking the beach with a braai (BBQ) and garden furniture
Private garden
Garage for two cars and storage



The Area:
Relaxed subtropical seaside living plus thrilling, adrenalin-fuelled adventures to boot!
With the beach only a stones throw away you can make the most of swimming, fishing or just relaxing and catching a suntan. Anglers can stand knee-deep in the shore-break for hours on end, casting lines after some of the most varied and abundant scaled trophies to be hooked anywhere.

For scuba divers, a world-class site presents a series of reefs to test the mettle and endurance of even the most experienced underwater fanatic. A short distance inland you can find white-water rafting, rock-climbing, mountain biking and one of the worlds highest abseil and cable-slide locations.

Golfers can enjoy two of South Africas top ten golf courses among the Hibiscus Coasts choice of seven - all presenting varied levels of difficulty, but similar in terms of beautiful locations and breathtaking outlooks