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St. Lucia, on the northeastern coast of South Africa, is a paradise known for its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and, of course, the cheeky vervet monkeys that call this region home. These fascinating primates provide endless entertainment for both locals and visitors alike, often leaving behind amusing and unforgettable encounters.

Situated on the northeastern coast of South Africa, the charming town of St. Lucia is an untamed wonderland where nature runs the show. From hippos casually patrolling the streets at night to breathtaking safaris and unspoiled beaches, this little gem, part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), is nothing short of magical. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply in need of a break from city life, St. Lucia is a bucket-list destination waiting to be explored.

Nestled on the northeastern coast of South Africa, St Lucia is a unique blend of natural beauty and vibrant wildlife, where animals and humans share the land in harmonious coexistence. This small town, part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, offers an extraordinary opportunity to experience wildlife from the comfort of its streets and scenic landscapes.

Nestled in the heart of St Lucia's natural beauty, Lidiko Lodge has been a beloved destination for travellers seeking peace and relaxation. This year, the lodge has introduced exciting updates to its rooms, bringing a fresh, invigorating touch that perfectly complements its lush surroundings.

Lake St Lucia owns a sense of place like no other – one of the most abundant, naturally-endowed and beautiful pieces of real estate on earth. If the iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a miracle (which ‘iSimangaliso’ translates to from the Zulu) then the Lake is the heart that sustains that miracle. It is the focal point of the UNESCO World Heritage Listing and has been a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance since 1986. It is 80km long and 23km at its widest point.