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About Prince`s Grant Golf Estate
Prince's Grant Golf Estate is a coastal residential and golf estate located on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast, approximately 50 kilometres north of Durban. This secure estate combines championship golf facilities with beach access, making it popular with families and golf enthusiasts seeking a relaxed coastal retreat.
Prince's Grant Golf Estate sits between the N2 highway and the Indian Ocean shoreline, positioned between the towns of Zinkweni Beach and Tinley Manor. The estate was developed around an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Peter Matkovich, which features coastal vegetation and rolling fairways that take advantage of the natural topography. The course has hosted various regional tournaments and provides views across the surrounding cane fields and glimpses of the ocean from elevated tees.
The estate offers direct beach access via a wooden boardwalk that leads through coastal forest to a relatively quiet stretch of coastline. The beaches here are less developed than those closer to Ballito, providing opportunities for long walks, fishing, and swimming when conditions allow. Rock pools form at low tide, and dolphins are frequently spotted offshore during the sardine run season between June and July.
Families staying at Prince's Grant Golf Estate accommodation will find the estate includes a clubhouse with restaurant facilities, tennis courts, and a communal pool area. The security-controlled access and perimeter fencing make it suitable for children to move around safely. Several walking and cycling trails wind through the estate, passing through patches of indigenous coastal forest where vervet monkeys and various bird species can be observed.
The location provides convenient access to nearby attractions along the North Coast. Ballito, with its larger selection of shops, restaurants, and beaches, lies about 15 kilometres to the south. King Shaka International Airport is approximately 35 kilometres away, making the estate accessible for both local and international visitors. The Dolphin Coast region offers activities including microlight flights, shark cage diving excursions from nearby harbours, and visits to the Crocodile Creek nature reserve.
The climate along this stretch of coast remains warm throughout the year, with summer months from November to March bringing higher humidity and afternoon thunderstorms. Winter months are mild and dry, often considered the most comfortable time for golf and outdoor activities. The estate attracts both short-term holiday visitors and longer-term guests who appreciate the combination of golf, beach proximity, and the relaxed pace typical of the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast.
Prince's Grant Golf Estate sits between the N2 highway and the Indian Ocean shoreline, positioned between the towns of Zinkweni Beach and Tinley Manor. The estate was developed around an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Peter Matkovich, which features coastal vegetation and rolling fairways that take advantage of the natural topography. The course has hosted various regional tournaments and provides views across the surrounding cane fields and glimpses of the ocean from elevated tees.
The estate offers direct beach access via a wooden boardwalk that leads through coastal forest to a relatively quiet stretch of coastline. The beaches here are less developed than those closer to Ballito, providing opportunities for long walks, fishing, and swimming when conditions allow. Rock pools form at low tide, and dolphins are frequently spotted offshore during the sardine run season between June and July.
Families staying at Prince's Grant Golf Estate accommodation will find the estate includes a clubhouse with restaurant facilities, tennis courts, and a communal pool area. The security-controlled access and perimeter fencing make it suitable for children to move around safely. Several walking and cycling trails wind through the estate, passing through patches of indigenous coastal forest where vervet monkeys and various bird species can be observed.
The location provides convenient access to nearby attractions along the North Coast. Ballito, with its larger selection of shops, restaurants, and beaches, lies about 15 kilometres to the south. King Shaka International Airport is approximately 35 kilometres away, making the estate accessible for both local and international visitors. The Dolphin Coast region offers activities including microlight flights, shark cage diving excursions from nearby harbours, and visits to the Crocodile Creek nature reserve.
The climate along this stretch of coast remains warm throughout the year, with summer months from November to March bringing higher humidity and afternoon thunderstorms. Winter months are mild and dry, often considered the most comfortable time for golf and outdoor activities. The estate attracts both short-term holiday visitors and longer-term guests who appreciate the combination of golf, beach proximity, and the relaxed pace typical of the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast.