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Location
Ocean
View is conveniently situated close to Umhlanga
Village, Gateway Theatre of shopping, Umhlanga
New Town, La Lucia and Umhlanga Ridge, and
Umhlanga and Bronze Beaches. We have easy access
to the N2 and M4, and are a
fifteen minute drive to the new King Shaka
International Airport. Shuttle service can be arranged.
Umhlanga is an excellent choice for business,
shopping, beach, restaurants, pavement cafes,
piazzas, entertainment and relaxation in a
tropical environment with tree lined
boulevards. The Umhlanga Hospital and Sharks
Board are located a few minutes away. Our
satellite address is:
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1
Gunda Crescent,
Umhlanga Rocks
4319
Satellite
Co-ordinates:
-29.717408 and 31.081819
Phone: +27 (0)315612682
Cell:
+27 (0)832601678
Email:
info@oceanview-bb.co.za
P O Box 576,
Umhlanga
4320
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DIRECTIONS FROM THE NEW
KING
SHAKA
AIRPORT
>
Take the N2 South
>
Continue on freeway until sign for UMHLANGA /
MOUNT
EDGECOMBE. Off ramp
> Turn
left at the top of the offramp. This is the
M41.
> Next
take the M12 Glide off left for Umhlanga
Rocks Drive.
> Pass
McDonalds, go over the circle,
> Then
pass
Umhlanga
Hospital,
> Go
over the circle and Umhlanga Rocks Drive
becomes
Herrwood Drive.
> Pass
Sharks Board on the left.
> Take
2nd right into Harrier.
We are on the left on the corner of Gunda and
Harrier with the entrance in Harrier. (Ocean
View
1 Gunda Crescent)
DIRECTIONS FROM DURBAN, PIETERMARITZBURG,
JOHANNESBURG
> Take the N2 North
> Continue on freeway until sign for
UMHLANGA / MOUNT EDGECOMBE. Off ramp
> Turn right at the top of the offramp to go
to Umhlanga. This is the M41.
> Next take the M12 Glide off left for
Umhlanga Rocks Drive.
> Pass McDonalds, go over the circle,
> Then pass Umhlanga Hospital,
> Go over the circle and Umhlanga Rocks
Drive becomes Herrwood Drive.
> Pass Sharks Board on the left.
> Take 2nd right into Harrier.
We are on the left on the corner of Gunda and
Harrier with the entrance in Harrier. (Ocean
View 1 Gunda Crescent)
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Come
and join us for mild winters and a subtropical
climate.
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