Sezela benefits from the long, favourable shorelines of the Indian Ocean. The fishing grounds are extremely good and the annual sardine run is enjoyed both by locals and visitors. Sezela's famous fishing grounds are : Dazingaan; Shad Cutting (a place where shad get stranded when tide goes out); Mamba Drain (from here locals frequently spot black mambas swimming in this channel); Mill Rock (these rocks are directly opposite the mill); Gornna Rock (ex local engineer's favourite fishing rock); Ruben Bay (a boy by the name Ruben drowned in this bay); "A" Frame (named after the A-shaped steel structure of the nearby railway siding); and Washing Rocks (which locals use to wash their clothes). Off these famous rocks, one can clearly see the remains of an early ship wreck once the tide is low. Parts from this ship is currently on display at Sezela & Selborne Country Club.