Located in
South Africa :: KZN Elephant Coast
:: Jozini
Category:
Attraction :: Dam/Lake
Lake Jozini lies in between the majestic Ubombo and Lebombo mountains on the Elephant Coast and covers over 16 000 ha. It was originally designed to irrigate over 80 000 ha of farm land supporting products such as sugarcane, rice, coffee and various sub-tropical fruits. It has been compared to Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe and it is fast becoming the mecca of many wild game seekers as farmers convert vast tracts of land around the dam back to their virgin bush in the bid to realise a dream to return this area to its former wild life kingdom.
Address : | Jozini, KZN, South Africa |
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“Pongolapoort (Sometimes called Jozini dam) Dam In the Phongolo River, KZN) is the fifth biggest dams (In order of Capacity) in South Africa . It has a Full Storage Capacity of 2267 million cubic meters It is the prime Tiger fishing area in SA and visitors can do game viewing from the water. The biggest dams (In order of Capacity) in the country are: Gariep, Vanderkloof, Sterkfontein, Vaal, Pongolapoort and Bloemhof Dam ” - Chris Smit, 2010/07/26