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Coral Tree Colony Guest House, a custom-built, Colonial style building is nestled in a grove of indigenous trees and overlooks the Southbroom Golf Course with a view of the ocean in Southbroom in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

Six stylish, en suite bedrooms have their own private entrances and patios. Guest areas open onto wide wrap-around verandahs, providing elegant spaces for relaxation.

Relax in one of six luxurious, en suite guest rooms with your own private verandah, overlooking tropical gardens, the golf course and the Indian Ocean. Sleep soundly in 100% Pure Cotton Percale Linen.

Every room is supplied with the following ...
Extra long, King or Twin Bed, Television, Refrigerator, Tea & Coffee Tray, Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fans, Hair Dryer, Heated Towel Rail, Room Safe

Southbroom is a peaceful, seaside village located on KwaZulu-Natal?s Hibiscus Coast. The area boasts six beaches with Blue Flag status - awarded for safety, cleanliness, environmental management and beauty. Enjoy some of the best, all year round weather, excellent swimming and outdoor activities.

Often called the "Golf Coast", there are eight 18-hole courses within easy driving distances of Southbroom. Or just amble down the road to the Southbroom Club House, a mere five minute walk from the Coral Tree Colony Guest House! Golf tours and tee-off times can be arranged for you.

Other area activities include fishing, kayaking, surfing, hiking and whale watching. Whale sightings between June and November have increased to such an extent that they're almost guaranteed. The annual Sardine Run, during the winter months, is another spectacle worth seeing. Discover the exceptional birdlife and the blue duiker, endemic to this region, on two nature trails located in the village. The Riverbend Crocodile Farm is located just 2 kilometers away.

A variety of well established restaurants can be found in Southbroom and a little farther north, in the quaint towns of Ramsgate and Margate. Driving south, towards Port Edward, one encounters a number of farm stalls, coffee shops and of course, The Wild Coast Sun Casino.