Wild Coast Sun

Great family entertainment, great wining and dining, great sporting facilities and great gaming: they are all here at the Wild Coast Sun, which has one of the most beautiful locations in the world.  It stretches along the shore of the Indian Ocean and features magnificent dune vegetation as well as semi-tropical gardens. Then, of course, there is always the open-air entertainment to enjoy. This includes a full range of high-energy water sports and peaceful sunset cruises, as well as horse and pony rides, championship golf, volleyball courts, tennis, squash, lawn bowls and table tennis.

The Wild Coast Sun championship golf course is not only one of the most beautiful in Africa - offering the most dramatic views of the Indian Ocean - but also one of the toughest.  It hosts a number of high-profile tournaments every year.  Its 19th hole is a friendly country club atop a small hill, with a balcony on three sides for watching the golf – or the sunset over the water.  There is also a well-stocked pro shop.  With the Indian Ocean as a backdrop, there is always scenic compensation when shots go awry - and go awry they certainly do. Some of the world’s top golfers, such as Ernie Els, Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo, Lanny Wadkins, David Frost, Bernhard Langer, Nick Price and Curtis Strange, have found the course both challenging and exciting with its dramatic changes in elevation.   For toning up of a different kind, the Health and Beauty Centre has a jacuzzi and cold plunge pool, two saunas and a sun bed.  It also offers massages, pedicures, manicures, waxes and facials, and is open seven days a week.  The convention facilities at the Wild Coast Sun are superb.  Each convention, product launch or celebration is handled with ease and impeccable style, and afterwards there is no better place to relax than this premier coastal resort with its impressive Tahitian décor and South Sea islands’ informality.  Wherever one goes at the Wild Coast Sun, one walks on the Wild Side - every minute of every fun-filled day.  It is a place of sun-drenched days and night-star magic, a South Sea island paradise indeed.