Dolphins are exceptionally cute âÂÂ" and fully d...Photo by Anonymous
Spices on display at Victoria MarketPhoto by Anonymous
Botanical GardenPhoto by Anonymous
A weaver at the village.Photo by Anonymous
Zig-zag Sani Pass.Photo by Anonymous
Scenery from the road.Photo by Anonymous
One of the shepherds we met.Photo by Anonymous
Giraffe in the reserve.Photo by Anonymous
Dancers at the villagePhoto by Anonymous
One of the stops.Photo by Anonymous
Water slides! You go FAST.Photo by Anonymous
Saw this bull in the reserve.Photo by Anonymous
Pleasure to meet you.Photo by Anonymous
Water slides.Photo by Anonymous
Walking through Durban's Botanical Garden.Photo by Anonymous
Durban
Attractions
Durban Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Durban attractions and places to see in Durban, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
KwaZulu-Natal
The South African province of KwaZulu-Natal contains the country’s northernmost stretch of Indian Ocean coastline, whose magnificent surf beaches draw ... Continue Reading »
Hluhluwe Game Reserve
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve, in the north of KwaZulu-Natal state, is the oldest in South Africa, drawing visitors for over a hundred years. Careful ... Continue Reading »
uShaka Marine World
In just a few years uShaka Marine World has become a fixture of Durban’s Golden Mile, allowing visitors to not just view but also get among sea creatures. ... Continue Reading »
Shakaland
Zulus form the largest ethnic group in the Rainbow Nation of South Africa, and the province of KwaZulu-Natal (formerly Zululand) is their heartland. ... Continue Reading »
Durban Golden Mile
The Golden Mile is where Durban dips its feet into the rolling surf of the Indian Ocean. The wide expanse of sand which gives the stretch its name is one of ... Continue Reading »
Durban Indian Quarter
Durban, once home to Mahatma Gandhi, has one of the highest Indian populations outside the sub-continent itself. The centrally located Indian Quarter is the ... Continue Reading »
Jumma Mosque
With space for up to 5,000 worshippers, the Jumma Mosque (also known as the Juma Masjid) is the largest mosque in the southern hemisphere. It is also ... Continue Reading »
The Valley of 1,000 Hills
The undulating terrain of “The Valley of 1,000 Hills” lies within easy reach of Durban and offers year-round diversions, making a particularly welcome ... Continue Reading »
