The Nonoti is an estuary located on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast, close to the town of Stanger. It forms where the Nonoti River meets the Indian Ocean, situated on the seaward side of the N2 highway. The estuary provides access to a beautiful coastline. For paddlers, the area is known for its fishing opportunities, with species including Kob and Garrick. The estuary and adjacent coastal waters offer a paddling environment influenced by tidal conditions and river flow. The community of Nonoti is situated on a 400-hectare piece of land in the region. Paddlers should be aware that this is a working coastline with active fishing communities, which may influence navigation and access.