Mkuze
General Information
Mkuze is a small Elephant Coast trade and transport centre. It is also the name of one of the Elephant Coast waterways that meanders across the southern expanse of Maputaland, eventually feeding into the Isimangaliso wetlands. The Mkuze River cuts through the Ubombo Mountains before serving as a boundary for Zululand's famous Mkuze Game Reserve now part of the Isimangaliso Wetland Park.
From the eastern slopes of the Lebombo Mountains, to the broad stretches of the acacia savannah, swamps and a variety of woodlands and riverine forest, the Mkuze Game Reserve has diversity of natural habitats that is absolutely amazing., The Mkuze River curves along the Mkuze Game Reserve's northern and eastern borders with a fine stretch of fig forest along its bank with Fish eagles that swoop over the pans, snatching prey spotted from their perches in the fever trees.
From the village of Mkuze, it is possible to ponder the mystery and legend surrounding the jagged heights of Ghost Mountain. With its dramatic silhouette it’s not difficult to understand why the mountain is said to be haunted.
Accommodation in Mkuze
Places to stay with Accommodation in Mkuze which includes hotels, self catering accommodation, guest houses, bed and breakfast, lodges etc
Mkuze Activities
A diverse range of activities are available. Which include the Zebra Hills Game Reserve and the Mkuze Game Reserve.
Businesses
A great selection of Restaurants, coffee shops and pubs to choose from!
Mkuze forms part of the Zululand Birding Route, for more info please visit www.zululand-birding-route-info.co.za/routes