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The Boathouse Luxury Guest HouseDELUXE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, BALLITO, SOUTH COAST, KWAZULU NATAL Nestled between the fields of Natal “Green Gold”, golden beaches and the warm Indian Ocean lies the coastal village of Ballito, KwaZulu Natal. Popular for spotting the Bottle-nose dolphin feeding along its shores, Ballito is at the heart of the Dolphin Coast, Durban, KwaZulu Natal. It is here, on the beach front, that you will find The Boathouse Luxury Guesthouse, a luxury retreat inviting you to take a front seat in watching nature at play.
Ballito, which is known as the ‘Pearl’ of the Dolphin Coast, lies in the heart of the Dolphin Coast. Ballito is flanked to the east by golden beaches and the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Ballito’s friendly, village atmosphere is a welcome haven from the fast pace of the big city life, yet it offers all the modern amenities and services to residents and holiday-makers alike.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast overlooking Salmon Bay before setting out for an activity-filled day at one of the nearby golf courses or just soaking up the sun next to the swimming pool. Use the direct access to the beach for lengthy strolls along the Dolphin Coast line, or simply watch the tide come in while sipping a sundowner from the bar at The Boathouse Guest House, Ballito. Abundant patio areas at The Boathouse Guest House offer a superb view of Salmon Bay and dolphins playing in the waves.
The en-suite rooms at The Boathouse Guest House, Ballito, are each individually decorated with superb features like selected satellite TV, airconditioning, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. With all the comfortable surroundings of soft furnishings and lush carpets, you will soon find yourself at home at The Boathouse Guest House, Ballito.
Conferences take on a new meaning in the classic decorated conference room at The Boathouse. Comfort and style blend perfectly to compliment the most sophisticated of corporate guest. Profit from successful strategic planning sessions, complemented by tea and lunch breaks taken while overlooking the Indian ocean.
  
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