Ballito is a holiday town located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Ballito is about 40 kilometres (25 mi) 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.
Restaurants in Ballito
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Holla Trails is a mountain bike and trail running trails system traversing 42 working farms just outside Ballito and consisting of 340 km of marked trails. Both experienced and totally novice riders are amazed at the variety of trails and spectacular scenery that is available. Holla is suitable for all level of rider - even children (ask for tips from our helpful crew when taking kids out on the trails). Tourists love hiring a bike to explore the trails and rural landscape on their own or with a guide by arrangement. #Chooseyouradventure
Lovely riding tracks, cafe's and actives for children of all ages. Great setting just outside Ballito. Easy to get to and well signed.
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Residing in Ballito for a year , I decided to explore our current hometown , My boyfriend suggested we visit the much talked about “Hole in the Wall” The “ Hole in the Wall “ is located at Thompson’s Bay - a true hidden gem of the KZN North Coast. As you drive through the main road the entrance is not visible to the eye and is very secluded. There was on road parking as well as R10 for the day parking available. The 5 minute walk from your car to the beach builds the anticipation , the view gets more scenic. You pass a few local stalls selling local crafts on your left and as you turn right you get to view a little piece of heaven is tucked away in the heart of Ballito - The “Hole in the Wall'. As you walk towards the Hole in the Wall you pass the beautiful beach clean and family friendly .Thompson's bay beach was clean and maintained well. Even the lifeguards were on point and alert despite it being a medicore Monday. We passed the bathrooms which to my surprise were exceptional clean and WORKING! There was toilet paper and hand soap in ablutions. The shower area was most certainly upgraded. Stepping out of the bathroom area we entered a large 50m tidal pool where u can snorkel safely. We also saw a lion fish there ,brown and white branching corals and lots of sea urchins around the edges. It was so beautiful to see a place so full of sea life. We then approached the "Hole in the Wall” - this area is any blogger or instagrammers dream with the amount of beautiful captures you can gain. If you are not a nature person prepare yourself for a wet experience and dress appropriately while exploring the walk way it can get a bit slippery. Once we passed over the walk way we decided to explore more and ended up hiking to one of the most amazing mountains where you can watch the ocean. Def a romantic spot for any date hike. I can’t wait to head back and snorkel at the tidal pool
4.5 based on 11 reviews
A 23-hectare forest sanctuary for rescued exotic primates. All the primates roam freely in the forest where you are taken on a guided walking tour. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL. Please contact us to check availability and book your tour.
We had a great time in the beautiful Hidden Forest seeing amazingexotic monkeys. Lethu was very informative.
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4.0 based on 84 reviews
(Putt Putt) Super fun & more challenging than one would expect. Definitely worth a visit for adults & kids alike. Slightly more expensive than I would have expected (R90pp) - but we still had a good time!!
4.0 based on 15 reviews
I really loved walking and experiencing this stretch of sand with its oddly shaped rock formations during low tide. Please...put a fishing line receptacle on this beach as many people leave line lying around.
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Situated between ballito and tongaat lies an interesting reptile,animal and small bird park,run by an ex-field guide and ex-zoologist you will leave with a better understanding and appreciation of reptiles and other animals from around the world! From crocodiles and big cobras to pigs goats and chinchillas we have a wide variety of animals
5.0 based on 2 reviews
With Ballito offering some of the best & most popular beaches for, sunbathing, swimming in the sea, a collection of tide pools, surfing points, but most of all, viewing Dolphins (this stretch is known as the Dolphin Coast), to take all of this in, or for those not wanting to go onto the beaches but view all the above, A MUST DO is the Ballito Promenade Walk. From the Ballito Village end, it stretches & weaves northerly right along the beach front towards “Willard Beach” where it is accessible from the parking by Compensation Beach Road, which is the main road that runs from a small Ballito shopping centre where the well known & famous Mozambique restaurant is, right down to Ballito Village. But back to the promenade walk, which is very popular and a great way to exercise & walk, the views north to Salt Rock and south to Durban, simply spectacular. Plus on route south from “Willard Beach”, you can take in other spots including “Boulders Rock Beach”, “Clarke Bay” and if you continue walking south beyond the Ballito Village turn-off’s (marked by HOPS, & The Galley) you can get to “Salmon Bay” which is a specific fishing & surfing beach front, so well worth a visit. Away from the promenade walk, Ballito Village is a vibrant & busy spot, with local businesses, bars, night clubs, restaurants & supermarkets, but the best & most popular places that offer brilliant views of the beaches, sea & beyond, are from HOPS, The Galley & Ocean Basket.
4.0 based on 4 reviews
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