Isinuka Springs
Traditionally the sulphur water is used to cure stomach and skin ailments. The name Isinuka, means "place of the smell", referring to the odour of the sulphur which radiates from the springs, and was given to the springs by the Mpondo people, who regard the site as a sacred area. To reach the pure spring water, visitors climb an enormous rock face using a fig tree as an improvised staircase. The thick remedial mud and bubbling water is believed to contain chemicals which are capable of curing all ailments.
Visitors are warned that If they do venture up to the springs, they are to please respect the local culture and watch what they step in.
Accommodation Near Isinuka Springs
Cremorne Seaside River Resort S/C
Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Port St Johns
4.4km from Isinuka SpringsAt Cremorne Seaside River Resort our Self Catering Log Cabins are ideal for your relaxing holiday. In either 4 sleeper or 2 sleeper formats they cater for both your family getaway or the romantic weekend away with someone special. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Cremorne Seaside River Resort B&B
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Port St Johns
4.4km from Isinuka SpringsOur Bed & Breakfast rooms are situated in our cosy log cabins. They come in both double and twin formats so are ideal for couples or friends/children. The rooms also come with private access, ensuite toilet and shower and your own patio to relax ... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Mbotyi River Lodge
Holiday Resort Accommodation in Mbotyi, Wild Coast
28km from Isinuka SpringsMbotyi in Pondoland on the Eastern Cape coastline is still wild. Situated in a wilderness area at the mouth of the Mbotyi River it is the perfect place for a peaceful, tranquil or adventurous getaway. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
