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Shaka’s Stone (near Ballito)

January 2, 2013

What a sorry sight this is. The entrance is a steep hill with potholes and the attraction not maintained – even if it is just a rock.

Legend has it that King Shaka sat on this rock looking at his impis moving between kraals.

Susann Deysel

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Hi there, I’m Susann a family travel, beauty and lifestyle blogger in Johannesburg. I hope you enjoy reading about our imperfectly perfect life after infertility. We’re on a quest to create memories to last a lifetime. Read More…
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