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Leisure Bay is another link in the chain that forms Glenmore Beach/Munster, Palm Beach & Trafalgar Beach. If one were to have the choice of 'where to live' it would be extremely difficult as each area has its own particular attributes - Leisure Bay, too, being blessed with one of the most awesome beaches along the South African coast. (It has been said that we have the most unspoilt and the most picturesque beaches in Natal)
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Cavernous rock crevices entice snorkellers, coves & inlets form inviting bays for swimmers & surfers and superb stretches of fine pristine sand - a sun-worshipper's Mecca - not to mention the protective outcrops of rocks which, at low tide, serve as fishermen's platforms and the rock pools - a toddler's delight
Varied animal and plant life, some thought to have been extinct, abound in all areas but, apart from the nature reserves, are more concentrated here, with the abundant stretches of admiralty reserve, their natural habitat. Amongst these species are the Vervet monkey, the blue and rare grey duiker, bushbuck, otter, monitor lizard and the nocturnal Genet cat. Bird species include the Fish Eagle, Crowned and Trumpeter Hornbills and the elusive Purple-Crested Loerie
Kilometers of pathway hugging the high-water mark links Leisure Bay to Glenmore Beach, the hotel and other amenities. It's also ideal for early morning or late afternoon walks. Quaint homes and large mansions line leafy lanes, some holiday cottages and some permanent residences
Leisure Bay, the largest of all the areas, has the longest stretch of beachfront with three shark-protected beaches from which to choose
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