Family Camping & Guided Tours in Kosi Bay — Exclusive-Use Private Campsite (4–8+ guests)

Bring your family to Miggo’s Private Camp — Kosi Bay Mouth and book the entire campsite for your group. Your stay includes a private guide who plans each day around tides, weather and your family’s interests. This is off-grid, exclusive-use camping a short walk (~40 minutes) from the Kosi Bay Mouth estuary in iSimangaliso.

Why Families Love Miggo’s (Quick Facts)

• Exclusive-use privacy: one booking = your family only (4–8+ guests; and expanding).

• Family-friendly adventures: calm snorkeling at the “aquarium”, gentle kayaking, fish-kraal cultural walks, dune/forest hikes, birding, easy shore fishing.

• Private guide included: patient, nature-first guiding that works with nap times, tides and attention spans.

• Simple, safe base: 4 stands (7m × 3.5m leveled sand, side-boarded) with 6 wooden anchor poles per stand to secure tents; each stand has its own rustic toilet.

• Facilities you need: camp braai/BBQ, communal hot showers; no electricity at stands (single plug point at fridge area).

• Lights & safety: two spotlights cover most of camp; bring headlamps for night walks to the loo.

• Rooftop-tent friendly: parking for 2–3 vehicles (max 4 by arrangement).

What’s Included for Families

• Exclusive use of camp (4–8 guests now).

• Daily private guiding (one main experience/day recommended for best energy and conditions).

• Use of braai/BBQ and chest fridge/freezer; communal hot shower; private toilet per stand.

• Help coordinating permits/partner operators for seasonal/special activities (e.g., turtle season).

What to Bring (Family Edition)

• Tents & bedding, camp chairs, full cooking kit (stove, pots, utensils) + all food & drinks.

• Headlamps/torches + power bank (single charging point at fridge area).

• Sun protection, insect repellent, reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy sandals/shoes.

• Kids’ snorkel sets, floaties, hats, lightweight cover-ups, favorite snacks.

• Extra guylines/rope & pegs to use with the on-stand anchor poles (wind can pick up).

Private Guide: How We Plan Family Days

• Snorkeling at the “Aquarium” (timed to calm, clear tide windows).

• Short nature walks in coastal forest/dunes with plenty of “look-and-learn” stops.

• Thonga fish-kraal culture (shallow-water wander; shoes recommended).

• Easy kayak sessions on protected channels (conditions/age permitting).

• Birding lite (kingfishers, fish eagles, sunbirds) near camp and estuary edges.

• Simple shore fishing for patient little anglers (gear/permits extra if needed).

Turtle season (Nov–Mar): Night outings with permitted partners (limited spots, extra fees). We’ll advise what’s realistic for your kids’ ages.

Sample 2-Night Family Plan (Example)

Day 1: Arrive, set up, snorkel taster at high tide, sunset braai.
Day 2: Fish-kraal culture walk + easy kayak or forest walk; afternoon rest; estuary snorkel if conditions good.
Day 3: Slow morning birding stroll, pack up, optional quick snorkel before departure.

Safety & Practical

• Keep to marked paths; follow guide instructions near water/wildlife.

• Use headlamps at night; accompany children to facilities.

• Store food securely (curious critters).

• Vehicle access: high-clearance/4×4 recommended, especially when wet.

• Supplies: Manguzi (20–30 min) for groceries (Spar/Boxer), fuel, ATMs, basics—stock up before arrival.

Rates & Booking

• WhatsApp (fastest): +27 68 730 0323

• Group size now: up to 8 guests (exclusive-use). Planning a larger family gathering later? We’re expanding to 16—message us about timelines.

Family-Focused FAQ (Page-Specific)

Is the snorkeling safe for kids?
Yes—Kosi Mouth’s “aquarium” is a calm, shallow estuary zone. We time sessions to the best tide window and choose easy entry points.

Do we share camp with anyone?
No. Your family has exclusive use of the camp.

Are there private bathrooms?
Each stand has its own rustic toilet; there’s communal hot showers for the camp.

Can we bring a rooftop-tent vehicle and a small trailer?
Yes—parking fits 2–3 vehicles (max 4 by arrangement). Let us know your setup.

Is there power for bottle warmers or CPAP?
There’s no electricity at stands. One plug point at the kitchen area can top up small devices/power banks; please plan for off-grid needs.

Best months for families?
Year-round. Winter (May–Aug) is cooler/drier for little ones; Nov–Mar is turtle season (late nights, limited availability).

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Contact Us

• WhatsApp Us (+27 68 730 0323)