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Zulu Tours
Zulu Prawn Braai at the Amatikulu Prawn Shack at Amatikulu Beach.
The way the lunch works...
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Crowd at Prawn Braai
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Lunch is a 7 course meal, which starts at 12:00 (recommended time of arrival 11:30 - for caiparinhia cocktails). The meal is treated like a food tasting, so our cooking is done outside on fires and goes on course after course through the day. Lunch finishes around 16:00/16:30 (but depends on the pace of the crowd). The idea is to slow down, enjoy the meal and just relax!
Dress code : Very relaxed, so sarongs and flip flops are the order of the day.
Rate : Saturdays and Sundays : R140pp / Mondays - Fridays R150pp (Bookings essential) We are generally opened on Saturdays and Sundays, however if you would like to make a booking for during the week we require a minimum of 15 people.
Full cash bar available (no BYO's)
Bookings can be made with me via email or cellphone, or you can book online. Bookings direct with Keshnee at 0847376493
Accommodation.Eshowe accommodation.Chennells Guestouse,The George Hotel.Zululand Backpackers.
If you need any more information please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Every Sunday at Amatikulu Beach.
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8 Course Prawn Braai
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A Zulu culinary experience at the Amatikulu Prawn Shack at Amatikulu Beach.A Bill Budd adventure on the north coast that is not to be missed. The beach venue is a rustic shack and huge deck , overlooking the warm Indian ocean. Use your fingers, plenty of fresh hot food, relax, snack and socialize. This is not just a meal. Its an experience. Enjoy Amatikulu premier prawns, wander the dunes and chill on the beach. The Caiparinhia bar is open. The menu:The Menu
Prawn Bunny ~ a larney version of the Durban favourite
Dipping Prawns ~ prawn tails out of the shell with dipping sauces
Linefish ~ fresh off our own coast
Grilled Prawns ~ straight from the farm
Baked Brie ~ with caramelised sugar, port sauce, biscuits and strawberry jam
Non Fish Options
Vegetarian Bunny
Caprese Salad ~ with pesto sauces
Zulu Sushi ~ rare fillet with soya sauce & wasabi butter
Thai Green Chicken Curry
Kameel Doring Wors
Bar (Pre-orders only)
Dutoits Kloof Chenin Blanc (500ml) R20
Dutoits Kloof Red (500ml) R25
Beer, G&T
Caiparinhia ~Crushed limes, sugar and Cane R10
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At Prawn Braai
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Local Trails
The Prawn Trail.
+/- 2km ½ Hour – 2 hours
Check in at the camp and secure a spot on the deck. Hit the trail and follow the signs to the prawn farm ponds (a six pack of your choice isn’t a bad idea to support you on the trail) depending on the season you may get to ‘pet a prawn’ and you can catch up on the science of prawn farming.
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On the Deck
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Amatikulu Prawn Shack Definately VERY Rustic!
Warning! – You will be leaving your comfort zone
The strength and price of the drinks is entirely dependant on the attitude of the barman.
Caipariniha’s are a gift of nature (roughly R5 to you). Pay homage and you will be at one with nature.
The menu is designed so you eat slowly tasting a variety of food and an even bigger variety of sauces.
The chefs are pretty laid back (They also carry big knives) but if you want a little extra something I’m sure they will oblige .
SLOW DOWN! Savour the tastes, textures and combinations.
All our food is low in cholesterol - Except the sauces - But don’t let that frighten you .
The meals are cooked over an extended period so it is fresh and hot
- relax, snack and socialize -
This is not just a meal – its an ‘experience’ - enjoy our wonderful Zulu Prawns - wander the dunes and chill on the beach
ENJOY!!!
Amatikulu Prawn Shack Beach Braai.
Enjoy a personalized Prawn Beach Braai ...
at one of our secluded, romantic spots on this awesome stretch of coastline.
Your ‘Beach Butler’ will guide you along the prawn trail, taking in the prawn farm, great scenery and varied birdlife. When you reach your picnic spot, lunch will be prepared, while you explore or just chill.
You can then enjoy a leisurely picnic in a truly stunning setting.
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Beach Walk
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Zululand Eco-Adventures.
Eshowe. Zululand.
KwaZulu Natal. South Africa.
info@eshowe.com
035 4744919.
Graham Chennells
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