Voice of Jerusalema wowed by Wild Coast Sun
Songstress says there is so much to do here other than playing games at the casino.
Nomcebo Zikode, the voice behind the hit song Jerusalema, recently visited Wild Coast Sun and was wowed by all the Sun International property has to offer.
During a guided tour of the luxurious hotel, Zikode was shown many of the Wild Coast Sun’s offerings, including the spa and the water park.
The perfectly positioned Wild Coast Sun encourages you to immerse yourself in the South Coast’s striking beauty.
From the banks of a majestic Mtamvuna river right through to the unspoiled beaches of Port Edward, the hotel encourages unforgettable sea-side adventures.
The area abounds in adventure. Choose from deep-sea fishing, rock, surf, fly or spear fishing, scuba diving, hiking trails and horse riding on the beach.
Walk along sandy beaches where the only footprints are your own, or hunt for relics from old shipwrecks along the coast. At the Mtamvuna River visitors can try paddle-boating, canoeing or simply relaxing on a river cruise.
Take a guided walk on the stretch of beach between the Wild Coast Sun and the Mzamba river and see the Petrified Forest, representing the fossilisation remains of an ancient marine environment deposited during the Cretaceous period some 85 million years ago.
Sun International’s breathtakingly beautiful four-star rated Wild Coast Sun is the perfect family holiday destination, as Zikode discovered to her delight.
The Wild Coast Sun is the ideal place to find a perfect blend of relaxation and inspiration, fully encompassed by nature’s finest pleasures.
Zikode certainly enjoyed herself, exclaiming that the spa was a great place to “relax and rejuvenate after a busy schedule”. “What else do you need? This is a place for people like us who are always on the road.”
“There is so much to do here other than playing games at the casino.”
“Oh my gosh! I did not know that this place could be so much fun.”
“There is even quad biking. So please do come. Don’t think this place is boring. Could you please extend my vacation stay?”
Peter Tshidi, general manager of the Wild Coast Sun, was delighted to host the vocal queen of Jerusalema.
“Zikode is a charming and warm person, and we are pleased that she found our destination captivating.”
Jerusalema became an anthem of South Africa’s summer and gave hope to people battling with Covid lockdown, regardless of where they are in the world.
It’s a global song, and entered Shazam’s Global Top 200 chart in December, despite its millions of fans not understanding the language.
Tshidi says: “Music is clearly a language that speaks to our hearts and surpasses boundaries.”
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