Magnum Fishing Charters Sodwana Bay

Since Tokkie 2009, he’s won 2 of the biggest competitions, the Mynmanne and the Billfish 15000. Each competition drew an entry of over 90 boats. In the Billfish 15000 he won prizes in extra of R 700 000 also as breaking 2 of the competitions records up coming for the 24th anniversary. It’s interesting be aware of that the Billfish 15000 is classified as the biggest billfish surf launching competition in the world and the third biggest Billfish competitions in the world. An indication of the size of this competition is the number of Protea fishermen that enter into this competition. (certaintycharters.co.za)

Sodwana Bay’s big game fishing is world renowned. Sodwana Bay in the North of Kwazulu Natal is a great place to base a Game fishing escape. A big number of game fish come to the Bay throughout the season, and offer a real challenge to the most experienced angler. Most fishing is by live baiting or trolling fake lures. Species present in the same waters through the summer and months are blue marlin, black marlin, broad bill swordfish, mako shark, dolphin fish mahi-mahi, yellow fin, Kingfish and king mackerel also as the sporadic short billed spearfish. These species are all available from September through April. (durban-direct.com)

Diving & Snorkeling in Sodwana: Sodwana’s amazing reefs offer warm clean and colourful experiences with a big species diversity. The Maputaland reefs are the most southerly coral reefs in Africa and owe their existence to clear temperate water carried southward by the subtropical Agulhas Current and the lack of silt-carrying rivers discharging into the region. These sandstone outcrops are the remnants of ancient dunes and beaches that were fossilised throughout a low sea level about 80, 000 years ago. note: As from 1 October 2009, every diver diving in the MPA Marine Protected Area of Sodwana Bay needs to be in ownership of a valid diver’s license. (shayamoya.co.za)

Diving buildings: Sodwana Bay Lodge Scuba Centre gives a range of diving actions from introductory dives through to Instructor courses. While diving packages only include dives to Two Mile Reef, other dive sites are visited on a regular basis for a small extra fee. Diving conditions are usually best earlier in the day. Note that dive packages don’t include any dive equipment. Dive equipment is available for hire on ask and should be pre-booked directly with the Dive Shop. Dive certification cards must be made on arrival. It’s strongly suggested that a refresher course is done if it’s six months or longer since your last dive. (safarinow.com)

Sodwana Bay Lodge and Hotel Resort is placed in the heart of Maputaland on the western shore of Lake Shazibe, bordered by the world s highest naturally vegetated dunes which shelter the golden beaches of the lush interior. The area is enclosed by fertile swamps and sand forests with rare and protected animal and plant species, also as large lakes and broad river estuaries which are full of life. The cautious design of the lodge was done to match the rustic, Eco-orientated nature of the Kwa Zulu Natal region. There’s a full range of dive courses offered and is run by the completely-equipped PADI 5 star IDC scuba centre. (acomsa.co.za)

Diving buildings: Sodwana Bay Lodge Scuba Centre gives a range of diving actions from introductory dives through to Instructor courses. While diving packages only include dives to Two Mile Reef, other dive sites are visited on a regular basis for a small extra fee. Diving conditions are usually best earlier in the day. Note that dive packages don’t include any dive equipment. Dive equipment is available for hire on ask and should be pre-booked directly with the Dive Shop. Dive certification cards must be made on arrival. It’s strongly suggested that a refresher course is done if it’s six months or longer since your last dive. (airportstay.co.za)

Sodwana Bay Lodge and Hotel Resort is placed in the heart of Maputaland on the western shore of Lake Shazibe, bordered by the world’s highest naturally vegetated dunes which shelter the golden beaches of the lush interior. The area is enclosed by fertile swamps and sand forests with rare and protected animal and plant species, also as large lakes and broad river estuaries which are full of life. The cautious design of the lodge was done to match the rustic, Eco-orientated nature of the Kwa Zulu Natal region. There’s a full range of dive courses offered and is run by the completely-equipped PADI 5 star IDC scuba centre. (weekendgetaways.capetown)

Relax in Sodwana Bay in the comfort of one of our 21 twin-bed, reed and thatch chalets. All chalets have en-suite shower and toilet, roof fan and mosquito nets; are serviced daily, and include free tea and coffee making buildings. The chalets are situated right in the heart of the Lodge's diving and fishing centres and are bordering to the volleyball court, Leatherback restaurant, swimming pool and bar. (zululandtourism.co.za)

Diving buildings: Sodwana Bay Lodge Scuba Centre gives a range of diving actions from introductory dives through to Instructor courses. While diving packages only include dives to Two Mile Reef, other dive sites are visited on a regular basis for a small extra fee. Diving conditions are usually best earlier in the day. Note that dive packages don’t include any dive equipment. Dive equipment is available for hire on ask and should be pre-booked directly with the Dive Shop. Dive certification cards must be made on arrival. It’s strongly suggested that a refresher course is done if it’s six months or longer since your last dive. (kwathabeng.co.za)

Diving buildings: Sodwana Bay Lodge Scuba Centre gives a range of diving actions from introductory dives through to Instructor courses. While diving packages only include dives to Two Mile Reef, other dive sites are visited on a regular basis for a small extra fee. Diving conditions are usually best earlier in the day. Note that dive packages don’t include any dive equipment. Dive equipment is available for hire on ask and should be pre-booked directly with the Dive Shop. Dive certification cards must be made on arrival. It’s strongly suggested that a refresher course is done if it’s six months or longer since your last dive. (getaway.co.za)