Black Rock Lodge

Black Rock Lodge is a coastal accommodation establishment located in Port Edward, on the southernmost part of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Situated just 50 meters from the Indian Ocean and north of the Mtamvuna River, which forms the border between KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape, the lodge offers stunning views of the Hibiscus Coast, known for its lush subtropical vegetation.

The property features six fully serviced en-suite rooms, each accommodating two guests, and a separate self-catering unit that can house two adults and two children. All rooms are tastefully furnished and equipped with modern amenities including king-sized beds, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, DStv, minibars, hairdryers, and coffee/tea-making facilities.

A notable feature of the lodge is its ocean-facing patio with a built-in braai (barbecue) area, where guests can enjoy spectacular coastal evenings and potentially spot dolphins playing in the waters. The establishment's prime location provides easy access to excellent fishing spots and swimming beaches within walking distance. The property also offers free parking and is situated in an area that forms part of the scenic Hibiscus Coast, stretching from Port Edward to Hibberdene in the north.

Managed by Pieter Oberholzer, Black Rock Lodge combines comfortable accommodation with the natural beauty of the South African coastline, providing guests with a memorable coastal retreat experience.