Fishing
Aunties Bay
Aunties Bay is a lovely open beach area just North of Glenmore swimming beach.
Munster
Things to do around Port Edward, Leisure Bay and Glenmore
Around Port Edward, Leisure Bay and Glenmore on the KZN South Coast you can swim at Kidds Beach and T.O. Strand, walk the Umtamvuna Nature Reserve trails, see the red sand hills of the Red Desert Nature Reserve west of Port Edward, fish off Splash Rock or Ladder Rock, and spend a day at the Wild Coast Sun water park.
Where are the best fishing spots?
Anglers know Splash Rock, just south of Port Edward Main Beach, for shad, kob and garrick. Experienced anglers also fish off Ladder Rock (wear gumboots, because the rocks are slippery).
Fishing
Awesome Fishing Charters
Awesome Tours and Charters AT& C specialises in Deep Sea Fishing Trips, launching from Sonny Evens Skiboat Bay in Shelly BeachCome join us for an AWESOME da…
near Port Edward
Fishing
Crayfish diving
Come and snorkel for Cray fish on our beautiful coast line open season is from the 1st of March to the 31st of October just remember to get your licence from th…
near Port Edward
Fishing
Deep Sea Fishing
Our coastline has some of the best deep sea fishing to offer and some of the best charters to take you out and put you on that remember-able fish.
near Port Edward
Fishing
Impenjati River Mouth
The Impenjati River mouth is part of the Impenjati Nature Reserve, just North of Palm Beach.
Palm Beach
Fishing
Ladder Rock
Ladderrock is situated South of Glenmore Beach and North of Kidds Beach in Leisure Bay.
Leisure Bay
Fishing
Pulpit Rock
when looking for the perfect fishing spot Puilput rock is the spot when the shad run this is the place to be with bronze bream making a regular showing and it i…
near Port Edward
Where should we stay?
Our holiday homes are in Leisure Bay, Glenmore and Munster. See all our holiday homes.
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Twelve on the Tide
Glenmore- Sleeps 12
- 4 bed
- 2½ bath
From R4 300 a night
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- Beachfront
- Sea view
When can we see whales and the sardine run?
Humpback whales pass close inshore in the winter months, May to August, and the sardine run usually arrives in the same window. A humpback mother and her calf spent some time about 250 m out to sea, just off Leisure Bay. Dolphins feed on the sardine shoals as they move up the coast.