False Bay is the widest section of Lake St Lucia, lies between the Nibela Peninsula to the north and the Nhlozi Peninsula to the south. This extraordinary jewel of iSimangaliso Wetland Park brings together diverse habitats — woodlands, thornveld, open savannah, shoreline, and one of Southern Africa’s richest remaining sand forests. Here, nature comes alive with small antelope, primates, butterflies, and over 400 bird species, offering visitors the chance to experience the wild up close — whether on foot, horseback, or along tranquil lake shores. It’s more tranquil and forested, known for walking trails, birding, and the ancient sand forest. Unique plant life and fossil-rich landscapes. In 2015, False Bay was formally recognised as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance, highlighting its ecological value for biodiversity and wetland conservation.