Right on the sun-kissed coast of South Africa is the pearl of the KwaZulu-Natal province - Durban. This bustling coastal city is home to a vibrant culture that mixes Indian and African influences. It's home to many notable attractions, like Pietermaritzburg, Churchill Square, City Hall (the largest red brick building in the southern hemisphere), the Assembly Building, the Supreme Court, and the renowned KaZulu-Natal National Botanical Gardens. If that's not enough, you can fill out the day with visits to Moses Mabhida Stadium, the Juma Mosque, and the Victoria Street Market (commonly known as the Indian Market). This is also the best access point for explorations of the Zulu culture and way of life at Phezulu Safari Park. Let us know when you're ready to start planning your exploration of South Africa from Durban.
As you explore this golden coastal city on the eastern shores of the African continent, you'll see an intriguing mix of Indian and African cultures and most notably the ancient Zulu culture. While you're here, you can visit top sites like:
Claire made sure she knew what my expectations and priorities were and offered options based on that. She also suggested a visit to a city i did not know about. She was pleasant friendly informative and helpful
Al Kirkley
6 days ago
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Susan Johnson
1 week ago
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Scott Sepsy
1 week ago
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Liz
1 week ago
Hannah and Nur got the gist of what we wanted our trip to be. They got us in hotels that were located centrally to historic tours. Tours and excursions that were significant, enriching and enjoyable. We had drivers that were on time/reliable. We got from location to location with ease. I would never have been able to plan this myself. I would not have known enough to ask for what we needed. This was above and beyond what I expected. Well done!