Okay first off ... I can not keep myself in anymore im just too exited at this point in stage even tho its still far away.... Im going on vacation with 3 of the Best people in the world in February 2019 ... Well lets say it like this we are going 2 days after my 21st Birthday ... OR Estimated we are going 2 days after my 21st birthday. Depending on the accommodation we might be getting for free... Like picture this ... Free accommodation at the sea 700 kilometers (435 Miles) away from your home town... WHAT ARE THE ODDS... But The Lord is good and always gives you what you ask for if you really need it. Sooo done with this little Outlet of excitement and on with the HIstory of Ballito beach and the dolphin coast...
Ballito is a holiday town located in KwaZulu-Natal , South Africa.
Its sits on beautiful beaches and sea called the Dolpin coast.. It gots it nickname Dolphin coast from the high likelyhood of actually finding and seeing Doplhins. It is a prime spot..
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The town was established in 1954 as a private township, by the Glen Anil Development Corporation/Investments which was headed up by Dr Edward (Eddie) Rubenstein (1903–1972).
The Sunday Tribune printed in 1954 an advert for Ballito Bay inviting potential investors to the North Coast with prices of land from R790.00 (395 SA Pounds). By 1964 the zonings for Ballitoville's residential buildings, hotels and a caravan park had already been incorporated into the town plan known as Compensation Beach and this area stretched out from Willard Beach to Clark Bay, Salmon Bay and Port Zimbali. A brochure with the first marketing pictures of Ballito, was put out to attract the holiday makers to invest in the area with the slogan: "Buy, Build & Play at Ballito Bay, The Caribbean of the North Coast – Natal". Ballito, Salt Rock and Shaka's Rock are favourite holiday destinations for local South Africans and also foreign tourists on their way to Zululand and the historical battlefields.
Today Ballito is a thriving community of its own with ties to primary and high schools in and around Ballito, Umhlanga, Stanger and Tongaat. Ballito has grown exponentially in recent times and has two shopping malls, Lifestyle centre and The Junction. Fantastic family adventure attractions such as the crocodile farm and microlight flights and tours. It is a holiday destination with hotels and self-catering accommodation, swimming (Willard) and surfing beaches (Boulder). A promenade about 2.5 kilometres (1.6 mi) long along the beach front allows for walking and jogging. The Gunston 500 surfing contest, renamed Ballito Pro sponsored by Billabong, has been shifted from the Bay of Plenty in Durban's Golden Mile to Ballito where it is held annually in July.
