Nestled inside an exclusive coastal estate and boasting gorgeous ocean views, Zimbali Fairmont Resort is the perfect spot for travelers seeking a weekend break or some quality time with their partners or family. Located only five minutes from the popular town of Ballito and 20 minutes from Umhlanga and the trendy Gateway Shopping Centre, one is spoilt for choice when it comes to dining options and entertainment.
The dining experience at the Zimbali Fairmont Resort is exceptional, offering 9 venues to enjoy. From Indian cuisine at OSA and light meals at the Bite Pool Bar and the Beach Café and Bar, to international cuisine at Coral Tree and afternoon tea at Dalchini and 31 Degrees.
The resort boasts 154 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites, including a Penthouse and Presidential suite, as well as 18 Fairmont Heritage Place villas.
Each room is equipped with comfortable beds, a gorgeous en-suite bathroom, video on demand entertainment system, high speed internet access and spectacular views of the Indian Ocean.
The hotel facilities are world-class and includes a reception, lounge area, various bars and restaurants, spa and blow dry bar, fitness centre, full service business centre, conference centre, five outdoor swimming pools and a kids club which is operational during peak season.
When you not relaxing beside one of the swimming pools or enjoying a treatment in the spa, you can take a walk around the estate in search of various birds and small animals such as dassies. The hotel also hires out mountain bikes to guests wanting to explore the coastal forest. Guests also have access to an exclusive stretch of beach and Zimbali Country Club, where one can practice their swing.
For families with young children, there is plenty in the surrounding area to keep them busy. From the popular Flag Animal Farm to Sugar Rush Park which offers a number of activities, including miniature train rides, a trampoline jump park and mountain bike trails to name but a few. Ndlondlo Reptile Park is a hands-on reptile and snake centre that offers demonstrations and snake handling courses, whilst the newest addition to the area is Monkeyland KZN – a sanctuary that protects a multitude of free-roaming primates
