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Estate Facilities |
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1. Simbithi Country Club |
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| An exclusive 18 hole
Executive Golf Course will meander its way around the
other half of Simbithi Eco-Estate. The course is designed
to offer a thoroughly enjoyable golf experience for
both young and old, and lower and higher handicap players.
Par 5's, 4's and 3's have been constructed to take
full advantage of the scenic topography and a number
of challenging water features and bunkers ensure a
complete golfing experience. A large number of tees have been created to allow the very young the opportunity of making par! Rated as the Best New Course in KwaZulu-Natal and ranked 32nd by Compleat Golfer, The Executive Course makes for an enjoyable round of golf. |
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| A Simbithi Family Enjoying a Round of Golf | ||||
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2. Clubhouse and Restaurants |
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| A clubhouse and restaurant facility will be a central gathering point for residents on the Simbithi Eco-Estate. Apart from playing host to the golfers, the facility will also have an array of subsidiary sporting facilities, with tennis courts, a large swimming pool and a squash court adding to the country club feel. | ||||
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3. Community Centres |
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| Simbithi Eco-Estate strives to create a community lifestyle in the truest sense of the word and has achieved this through the placement of numerous community centres on the Estate. These community centres, strategically placed around dam areas, such as Heron Island dam and Fish Eagle dam, are equipped with change room facilities, a snacks and drinks area and swimming pools. | ||||
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| Kingfisher Community Centre and Playground | ||||
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| Kingfisher Pool | ||||
4. Walking Trails |
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| Simbithi Eco-Estate
boasts a diverse range of habitats. These include coastal
forests, swamp forests, grassland, dams, streams and
wetlands. We have a wide variety of fauna and flaura.
Bushbuck, Duiker, Large-spotted Genet, Lesser Bushbaby,
Vervet Monkeys, Scrub Hare and a variety of Mongoose
species are among the many types of wildlife which
can be seen within the estate.
We have completed the walking trails within Phase 1 of the estate, all walking trails have been cut and boardwalks installed in areas where past access would have been impossible. These trails meander through the swamp forests, grasslands and the other habitats which are on the estate. Please click here to download a Walking Trails Map. "We
have concluded a bird observation report and 136
different bird species were recorded through the
Autumn,Winter,
Spring and Summer months. Some of these include the
Fish Eagle, Lesser Jacana (near threatened), Woolynecked
Stork (near threatened), White-faced Duck and many
others. Our walking trails give a unique opportunity
to explore areas and witness a wide variety of animals
and plant material. The trails are accessible from
all roads within the estate. As our trails are
new, we would welcome any feedback regarding improving
a resource from which everyone can step back into
nature." |
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| Boardwalk at Heron Dam | ||||
5. Dams, Indigenous Forests and Grasslands |
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A network of dams creates the opportunity for a range of wonderful and serene leisure activities. Fishing is allowed and the dams are well stocked with selected species of tilapia and carp. Bird life is already abundant and birdwatchers will be able to take advantage of secluded spots to observe and appreciate their interactions. The indigenous forest belts are home to a number of smaller buck species such as bushbuck and the rare blue and grey duiker. The grasslands play host to introduced species such as impala. Simbithi has a number of open spaces that will also allow for walks, runs and a general sense of living in an ecologically sensitive environment. A strict garden landscaping protocol will also ensure that the wide open spaces allow full growth of the course into pristine condition. |
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| Kingfisher Dam | ||||
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| Weaver Forest | ||||
6. Beach Access |
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| Beach access, 400m from the exclusive Thompson's Bay beach, has allowed for residents to park their cars / golf carts within the Estate (a small walk for the more active!) | ||||
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| Thompson's Bay | ||||
| "Imagine owning a piece of wildlife paradise less than an hour from the city. Imagine waking up to the birds' morning chorus. Imagine enjoying a round of golf before heading to the office. Simbithi Eco-Estate, the jewel of KwaZulu-Natal's Dolphin Coast, turns your wildest dreams into a delightful reality. Unique and distinctive, Simbithi Eco-Estate introduces a new way of living, a tranquil haven in today's fast-paced world." |
