Easy access to the beach would be to get onto beach at Bronze or Hawaan beach, even from Breakers resort, and stroll northwards for around 1km until you get to the river mouth or lagoon. Usually the space is between the river mouth to the next dunes towards the Umdloti side. There is no ablution facilities unless you stroll back to Forest Cafe. Best time to visit is weekday mornings, as Saturdays gets a lot of foot traffic by textiles walking northwards to Umdloti, and return. Sundays are chilled and relaxed. The nude beach/lagoon beach is sometimes littered with rubbish washing off from downstream. Do be careful of debris on the riverside waterline. Wear slops, shoes. This has been a nude beach for over 30 years, its recognised, yet due to laws still remain unofficial. Enjoy
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