The Go-to for Beachfront Apartments on the KZN North Coast

Mel Kriel | Trusted beachfront host since 2017

We manage handpicked self-catering apartments across five beachfront complexes in Shakas Rock and Ballito — Skiathos, Chakas Terrace, Martinique, Pebble Beach and Santorini Estate. Every apartment has beach access, ocean views and everything you need for the perfect coastal stay.

Whether you're planning a family holiday, a couples escape or a group getaway, we'll match you with the right apartment personally. Book directly with us and save up to 15% on the OTA rates — guaranteed best rate, every time. Bonus for returning guests is an additional 5% discount off your nightly rate !!

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Eco-luxe, bespoke self-catering apartments on Thompson’s bay and Shakas Rock beach. All located within close proximity of Ballito main beach.

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Where to Stay Near Club Med: Beachfront Self-Catering in Shakas Rock

Club Med South Africa opened at Tinley Manor on 4 July 2026. It's the first Club Med in sub-Saharan Africa and it sits on our stretch of the Dolphin Coast, about a 15 to 20 minute drive north of Shakas Rock. If the resort is the reason you're coming this way but you're not the one checking in, this is for you.

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Things to Do in Ballito with the Kids

A question we get often from a family who have booked with us for the first time: What is there to do with the children? The short answer is plenty! Our coastal town has so much to keep the kids entertained. Our Apartments sit a few minutes up the coast from Ballito, which means you have the quiet beaches on your doorstep and the busier town centre close enough for an ice...

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3 Calm Water Swimming Spots in Shakas Rock

Not everyone wants to fight big waves on holiday. Some of us just want to float, watch the kids splash and feel the sun on our shoulders without worrying about a rip current. Luckily Shakas Rock and the coastline around it have exactly that answer, in the form of tidal pools carved into the rocks by the Indian Ocean itself.

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