Tweni Lagoon Resort is a pet-friendly coastal getaway on the South Coast, offering scenic camping spots, day visitor access, and long-stay options for nature-loving families.

Only R120 p/p per night, Stay for 2 nights & get your 3rd night for just R100 p/p.

The resort is ideally situated on the banks of the Mtentweni River in Umtentweni, about 5km out of Port Shepstone.

Time in nature give people a chance to recharge, relax, and an opportunity to step away from daily routines. That time spend offer opportunities for:

Look no further, Tweni Lagoon Resort & Venue, is here!

Treat the special moms in your life with significant savings on daily, weekly, and monthly rates during May, June, and July 2025!

Looking for the perfect South Coast getaway? Tweni Lagoon Resort has you covered!

Relax by the pool, enjoy caravan and camping spaces, and soak up nature in one of Port Shepstone's gems.

A family orientated resort on the sunny South Coast with you and your family's relaxation and holiday-time in mind.

A tranquil venue space situated right on the banks and also overlooking the picturesque Mtwentweni River.

Join us for loads of FUN this December

Spend your holiday with us in a peaceful, affordable and unforgettable way.

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Staying Secure in South Africa’s Wild Outdoors

Tips and Advice for an Unforgettable Adventure

A Pet First Aid Kit is the first step in being prepared should an animal emergency happen.

If youre looking to hit the road with your canine companion or feline friend, follow this advice to make the trip as smooth as possible.

When you and your family get back home after a camping weekend or holiday, you're all tired and want to unpack the car and caravan as fast as possible.

It is very much up to all of us to provide safe, reliable and efficient means of protecting ourselves and our property.

A little while ago, while camping on the South Coast, we saw a retired camper allowing his grand-daughter to hand feed the vervet monkeys with bread.