From the soaring peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains, traditional Zulu villages and historic Boer War battle sites, to glorious sandy beaches lapped by the warm Indian Ocean and magnificent game reserves, KwaZulu-Natal - or KZN as it is often simply known, is a tourist’s paradise.
Vibrant Durban is South Africa’s third largest city and a popular holiday haunt thanks to a subtropical climate, carnival atmosphere, warm seas, safe swimming beaches and luxury beachfront hotels. It’s also an amazing sporting hub with lots of watersports and world class stadiums for rugby, soccer and cricket.
Ten miles north is laid-back Umhlanga, an upmarket resort that attracts sun worshippers with gorgeous beaches, exclusive hotels, a village vibe, good shopping and adventure aplenty on both...
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KwaZulu-Natal is a year round destination. Durban enjoys warmth and lots of sunshine with occasional rain, while further north the conditions are more subtropical with higher temperatures and humidity.
Durban is approximately 12 hours (non stop) flight from the UK. There are also excellent flight links within South Africa to Durban, including from Johannesburg, which takes 1 hour 10 minutes and Cape Town, which is a 2 hour flight.
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These apply for stays at selected game reserves and lodges and are payable locally (details advised at time of booking).
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Get a true taste of local culture at the WOWZULU Marketplace in Ballito, where master chef Phumlani Mthembu will teach you to make ‘Kasi Taste’ dishes that are a fusion of Zulu and Indian flavours.
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A full day tour to the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, the oldest proclaimed reserve in Africa and world-renowned for its white rhino conservation programme. The hilly terrain offers some truly spectacular views and in addition to the Big Five, the park is home to cheetah, wild dog and hyena as well as a rich selection of bird life.
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Depart Durban and drive through the Midlands to Underberg where you board a 4x4 vehicle, the only form of transport equipped to tackle Sani Pass! Have your passport stamped as you enter the Kingdom of Lesotho and stop at a nearby Sotho Village for a taste of local culture. After lunch at the highest pub in Africa, where as you’d expect the views are utterly breathtaking, gently wind your way back to Durban.
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This half day tour begins along the Golden Mile, Durban’s revitalised beachfront promenade which hugs the beckoning beaches. Move through the city viewing the majestic City Hall, the small craft harbour and onwards to the University of Natal for lovely views of the harbour below. Continue onwards to visit the bustling African/Indian Markets at Warwick Triangle, the peaceful Botanic Gardens which are home to a treasure trove of massive trees and a magnificent orchid house. The tour concludes at the iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium, where you have the option of experiencing a cable car ride (at extra expense) to the top of the stadium for phenomenal views.
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This full day tour is a must do for historians, but equally for those who enjoy a really great story that’s both thrilling and dramatic. KwaZulu-Natal is rich in Anglo-Zulu war history and this tour takes you to the eerie battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, where your imagination will paint pictures of the battle scenes played out here. Enjoy lunch and your drive back through the spectacular scenery of the province.
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