Piet My Vrou offers a holiday home, a garden flat and a tree-house apartment on one property in St Lucia. The property works well for larger groups that want to stay together to have enough space for everyone. Piet My Vrou is ideally located near the town's attractions and facilities such as the Cape Vidal Game Reserve, the Estuary Boardwalk, and Ingwe Beach. We are unaffected by load-shedding due to our solar-powered system. The 3 Bedroom House holiday home has air-conditioning, and a large open-plan kitchen and lounge. The kitchen is well-equipped and includes a dishwasher and a box freezer. The living room opens to a covered verandah with seating, tables and chairs. The garden is fenced, with access to a shared swimming pool. The bedrooms have two three-quarter beds in each room. There is one full bathroom and one en-suite bathroom with a shower. The open-plan air-conditioned garden studio apartment is self-catering with all you require for a comfortable stay. The studio has a king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom with a shower, basin, and toilet. An additional single bed is available. The kitchenette has a fridge, microwave, stove, small oven, kettle, toaster, cookware, and a basin, with a two-seater table to sit and enjoy meals at. The covered patio offers comfy chairs overlooking the tropical garden with a shared pool. The treehouse apartment has a bedroom and bathroom upstairs, and a kitchen and living area downstairs. The bedroom consists of a king-size bed, a cupboard, a bench, and a table with a chair. The bedroom has all the required amenities for a comfortable stay, such as bedside tables, lamps, open shelves for storage, wardrobe, electricity with multi-plugs, electric fans, and mirrors. The bathroom is across from the bedroom and has a basin, shower, and toilet. The downstairs kitchen has a fridge-freezer, an induction plate, a small stove, a kettle, and a toaster. All cutlery, crockery, pots, pans and other required kitchen items are provided.

St Lucia is a small holiday town on the Elephant Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. It acts as the gateway to iSimangaliso Wetland Park, one of the largest parks in South Africa, renowned for its wildlife safaris, diverse ecosystems, hippo and crocodile cruises on the estuary, and untamed wilderness that draws travellers from far and wide for a relaxing bush escape. St Lucia lies at the southernmost entrance to iSimangaliso Wetland Park (formerly known as the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park), stretching from Cape St Lucia in the south to Kozi Bay in the north. The little town of St Lucia is a fantastic tourist hub for the park and offers a variety of restaurants, supermarkets, coffee shops, and tourist shops. It’s a great place to stop for seafood. St Lucia Beach boasts golden sand that stretches as far as the eye can see in both directions. As the area enjoys almost 300 days of sunshine a year and the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, the beach is a great recreational area for swimming, walks, volleyball, and sun tanning. However, be aware of rip currents. During the month of November, leatherback turtles march across the beaches to lay their eggs and whales frequent the waters from June to September. The area is also popular for fishing, with opportunities for surf, kite, fly, spear, and deep sea fishing.