Amanzimtoti offers you superb white sandy beaches, safe swimming facilities, beautiful picnic spots, unsurpassed fishing grounds (shore, rock and deep sea), under-water wonderland, top class sporting facilities, diverse fauna and flora, tranquil natural beauty, colourful cultural heritage, places of interest, wide choice of shopping facilities, gourmet restaurants, family entertainment and exciting night life. Linked by road major centres, it makes the perfect destination for the traveller - whether it be for a fun-filled holiday or a business trip where you can relax away from the stresses of the big city. From June to August the very popular annual 'Sardine Run' takes place - great excitement in scooping up these little fish as they beach, or just watching the amazing bird life that dip and dive after the catch. The famous Aliwal Shoal, a short distance south, provides an exceptional diving paradise.

AMANZIMTOTI BEACHES The town is renowned for its safe, scenic beaches. Inyoni Rock and Pipeline Beach are much frequented by sun-loving holiday makers. DICK KING HOMESTEAD The local traffic department have their auspicious headquarters in the fully restored homestead of one of the province's most enduring icons. ILANDA WILDS The self-guided Loerie, Mpiti and Mongoose trails start near the town center and visit the preserved riverbank area. Picnic and barbecues permitted. AMANZIMTOTI BIRD SANCTUARY Situated in Umgeni Road and is open daily. Entry is free and they offer perfect picnic spots and bird watching with tea, scones and crumpets served at the kiosk on weekends. ROGIES PARK On the Inyoni Rocks beach in Beach Road has swings and slides for the children. A flea market is held in the park on the last Sunday of every month. Amanzimtoti covers a vast area and includes among others Isipingo, Prospecton, Athlone Park, Umbogintwini, Amanzimtoti, KwaMakhutha, Doonside, Kingsburgh, Winklespruit, Illovo Beach, Umgababa and Umkomaas.