Almond Rd from north to south and Coastline to Dimple Lea Rd vicinity from east to west. Fred had the financial investment and Gus the vision and ideas, so together they developed Warner Beach. An infrastructure on their land was developed, with basic gravel tracks, buildings, etc. Gus Brown Road and other roads were built as they are today. They took on a local man, Ray Edkins, to farm their land so as to supply meat and vegetables to the hotel and area. Gus Brown Road leads to a hotel, which they had built, the Strelitzia Hotel, which attracted visitors, and many of their friends travelled out from Durban to stay at Warner Beach. The hotel hosted many dances and a variety of entertainments. During and after the war, soldiers and airman visited Warner Beach and stayed at the hotel. Demand grew, so Fred built another hotel on his land, the Strand Hotel. Warner Beach became a popular destination for holiday seekers, attracting visitors from the Transvaal and further afield. Guests enjoyed participating in the many social activities set up by Fred and Gus at their hotels. Developments Developments in the area include: Blasting out the rocks of the Warner Beach tidal pool was done for Strelitzia Hotel guests to use. Establishing a bowling green in Warner Beach attracted visitors from all over. Donated land was used for a small church to be built so that weddings could be held in Warner Beach; today its St Mary's Church. Donated land also was used for a hall to be built to house various functions, known as the Strelitzia Hall for many years. In about 1946, Fred Mohnhaupt and Gus Brown finally sold both the Strelitzia and Strand Hotels and moved back to Durban, where they settled down to their retirements. Transport The R102 Kingsway (Andrew Zondo Road) runs along the coast as the main arterial road of Warner Beach. The regional route links the coastal village to Doonside and Amanzimtoti in the north and Winklespruit and Umkomaas in the south. The N2 highway cuts through Warner Beach, but the coastal village does not have direct access to the freeway. Access to Warner Beach from the N2 can be obtained either through the Seadoone Road interchange (Exit 137) in Doonside and the R603 interchange (Exit 133) in Winklespruit. The highway links Warner Beach and Kingsburgh as a whole to Amanzimtoti and Durban