Ballito Hotels with Balcony

Situated in Ballito and 6 minutes away from the beaches, Ezulwini Guest House offers well-appointed rooms. Free Wi-fi and private parking is available. This elegant rooms is located on the ground or upper level, it featuring a mini fridge, air conditioning, Tv and Tea-and-coffee-making facilities. The rooms upstairs have access to a balcony. A full English and buffet breakfast is provided daily. A variety of restaurants are located within 1.2 miles of the property. Ezulwini Guest House has 2 communal lounge areas for guests to use. The Zimbali Country Club is 0.9 miles from the guest house. King Shaka International Airport is about 15.5 miles away and Durban city centre can be reached within 40 minutes. Ballito is a holiday town located in Kwazulu-natal, South Africa. Ballito is about 40 kilometres north of Durban. It forms part of the KwaDukuza Local Municipality, and iLembe District Municipality. Dolphins are common on this stretch of the North Coast shoreline, hence the nickname Dolphin Coast. The Dolphin Coast is famous for its warm weather and golden beaches, but there is more than just the sea to keep you occupied while visiting. Ballito and surrounds boast plenty of fun activities for the whole family, from horse rides and surfing lessons to laser-tag and petting zoos – the North Coast offers activities that will keep you engaged and enjoying yourself till the day you leave. First off, Sugar Rush Park is the premier destination for a variety of fun activities that will not break the bank, they also have a wonderful restaurant and spa on site. There is plenty to fill a day with, including things like: 1. Ndlondlo Reptile Park. For the very brave, you can even hold a tarantula or a snake. Ndlondlo is education and conservation based, with shows daily to display the nature of cobras. 2. Rain Farm Game and Lodge is situated a mere 15 minutes inland from Ballito and it is the perfect destination for families and couples alike. 3. Crocodile Creek. With one of the largest collections of Nile Crocodiles