In July 2016 Jan and Fiona moved from Pretoria to settle in St Lucia. Here, they have fallen in love with the tropical climate and the beautiful surroundings, and are passionate about sharing their home with guests from all around the world. They are happy to offer any travel advice you may need, and can help arrange fishing trips, Game Drives, Whale Watching as well as a variety of other activities in and around St Lucia so that you can fully explore the unique and diverse. They are both passionate anglers and have earned their provincial colours for fishing. With a passion for fishing, it was a natural progression for the couple to leave their home in the inland, and move to the coast to live their dream.

Turtle Bay Lodge is the ideal beach and bush break-away, with a swimming pool and a cocktail bar for our guests to enjoy after a day of exploring. We offer SELF CATERING FACILITIES to groups, which includes a scrumptious breakfast. There are 7 bedrooms on suite which can be booked as a B&B accommodation or a holiday home for family and friends. The Self catering includes the use of the kitchen facilities, braai and pizza oven. There is ample secure parking. Situated in the beautiful town of St Lucia, amidst a world Heritage Site, with one of the largest estuaries in the world and an incredible range of wildlife species. The Lodge is just one kilometre from the estuary, and within walking distance from the town centre and 2.5km from the beach and the Isimangaliso Wetland Park. The town has a variety of restaurants and shops for your convenience. Your hosts, Jan and Fiona, will provide you with information and maps for the area. Check our availability for current SPECIALS!

Turtle Bay Lodge Guest House is located in the beautiful town of St Lucia on the Zululand coast of KwaZulu-Natal. St Lucia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for good reason – the area boasts of gorgeous beaches, coastal forests, rolling grasslands and game parks to explore in the region, and is situated in one of the largest estuaries in the world and is home to an incredible range of wildlife species, including hippos, crocodiles and a variety of bird and marine life.