Satellite image of the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park including Lake St. Lucia, the largest Estuary in Africa. This photo gallery concentrates on images of the St. Lucia Wetland Park

Raffia Palms where the rare Palm Nut Vulture can be spotted.

Fishing in abundance in Lake St. Lucia or the Indian Ocean

Nine mile scuba-dive on a reef in the world famous diving mecca of Sodwana Bay

Basket weavers with their crafts rely to a large extent on tourism for a living

Flamingos can be viewed by the thousands in the St. Lucia Wetland Park.

The Wetland Park boasts two-thirds of the entire Southern Africas bird life species.

Old four legs, the Coelacanth once thought to be extinct discovered in Sodwana Bay on a scuba dive

Dolphins can often be seen frolicking in the waves of the warm Indian Ocean which laps these shores.

The "Lion King" almost camouflaged but spotted by trained game rangers on a big 5 safari.

The St. Lucia Park with big 5 game reserves in the area is collectively known as the Elephant Coast.

Kyaking in-between the Hippos & the crocodiles for the advenurous.

A bush baby, just some of the "night life" found in the park.

Some more "night life" of the dangerous kind found within the borders of the Wetland Park.

Whale-watching in the Park from the shore or boat based tours can be arranged.