Public access to KwaZulu-Natals Tinley North Beach will be formalised for the first time in decades following a R6 million US368 460 infrastructure investment linked to the Club Med South Africa Beach Safari development.
Collins Residential confirmed the upgrades will introduce defined entry points with new infrastructure aimed at improving safety, environmental management and visitor experience as visitation increases.
The development includes formal public parking for approximately 30 vehicles, dedicated taxi pick-up and drop-off areas and a continuous pedestrian route to the beach via a paved walkway and wooden boardwalk.
