Palm Swift Place

Palm Swift Place

Selborne Park Golf Estate, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Self-catering (family units from R 2,000)
R 2,000

Palm Swift Place is situated on the Selborne Park Golf Estate and Spa in Pennington. It is an hour's drive from Durban and 40 minutes from Port Shepstone.

This self-catering guest house has a beautiful garden area which can be admired from a furnished veranda which has a built-in braai. It is a three-bedroom unit with en-suite bathrooms. The living area has a television with DStv access and a dining area with a six-seater table. The fully equipped kitchen has a microwave, an oven, a fridge, a dishwasher and a washing machine. There is also a swimming pool and parking on the premises.

The Pennington area offers more than the well-known golf courses. The Sezela Sugar Mill in Scottburgh is only 14 kilometres away, there are various options for shark cage diving in Park Rynie, and guests can visit the Veda Wellness Sanctuary for a well-deserved treatment.

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PALM SWIFT PLACE FACILITIES
Braai/Barbecue Laundry Facilities Parking on Premises Satellite TV Swimming Pool
PALM SWIFT PLACE LOCATION

Location of Palm Swift Place

Latitude: -30.37245   Longitude: 30.67907


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