Durban is one of the most popular holiday destinations in South Africa due to the warm coastal waters, the annual sardine run, and year-round great weather! There are plenty of activities to keep you occupied, such as uShaka Marine World, gondola rides, fishing, and water sports such as surfing and snorkelling.
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This half day safari includes two wildlife reserves; the Natal Lion Park and Tala Game Reserve. Get into the African bush and experience a taste of the wild.
ZAR 3,500 4 Hours
More InformationVisit uShaka Marine World with 32 tanks of fascinating marine creatures accompanied by a clued up guide who is passionate and informed about all things marine. The Dolphin and Seal Shows, the penguins and sharks all add to the WOW factor.
ZAR 950 4 Hours
More InformationTake a flight with qualified pilot Noel over the South Coast. Leave from the Wow Flight Center in Umkomaas and fly as far as Durban Harbour and back. Enjoy beautiful 360 degree sea views.
ZAR 700 60 Minutes
More InformationFor an authentic cultural experience stop off at Khula Village, 7km before St Lucia along the R618. Cycle through the Dukuduku Forest with this friendly community and enjoy the rural life of Zululand.
ZAR 400 2 Hours
More InformationDrive up the North Coast from Durban through rolling hills of sugar cane fields and glimpses past waving palm trees of beaches, into the heart of Zululand and the Kraal of King Shaka in Ulundi.
ZAR 1,930 8 Hours
More InformationAfter a Marketplace visit, venture out from the Inanda Adventures’ site on Inanda Dam to canoe on the dam, mountain bike or hike along its edges!
ZAR 395 2 Hours
More InformationFor adrenaline junkies, nature lovers and photographers this is paradise. The 100m high suspension bridge hovers over the gorge with views of the Worlds Highest Gorge Swing. Forests, rivers, rapids and ravines and amazing bird life!
ZAR 3,900 10 Hours
More InformationTake a journey into the valley of Isandlwana in KwaZulu-Natal which evokes the memories of fierce and significant battles fought and lost on South African soil. You enter the rich hinterland of the now rural Zululand.
ZAR 300 1,5 Hour
More InformationDurban is a beautiful tropical coastal town with all the colour and flavour of its' African, Indian and colonial influences. Spectacular beaches, fascinating markets, shaded botanical gardens and interesting museums; just enjoy the journey!
ZAR 1,200 4 Hours
More InformationReach for the Roof of Africa as you travel the famous Sani Pass route: it takes 2.5 hours in a 4X4, zig-zagging gravel roads, as you climb a grand 2874 metres above sea level! You can then enjoy the magnificent views from the highest pub in Africa!!!
ZAR 1,030 8 Hours
More InformationOne hour from Durban and you are in the gently rolling green hills of Tala Game Reserve in the Midlands. Enjoy an open vehicle safari in this private reserve, home to buffalo, rhino, giraffe, hippo,380 bird species and an impressive variety of antelope.
ZAR 0 4 Hours
More InformationThis day tour takes you into the north of KwaZulu-Natal where you will visit famous sites of the battlefields. There you will encounter museums, memorials and fields dedicated to the Anglo Zulu wars.
ZAR 3,990 12 Hours
More InformationA short drive from Durban and you are in the Magnificent VALLEY OF 1000 HILLS where you visit a Snake and Crocodile Park then visit a Zulu Village and watch energetic Zulu dancers with the rolling green hills as a back drop.
ZAR 0 3 Hours
More InformationWe depart from Durban and head towards Pietermaritzburg en route to Kamberg Reserve in Drakensburg Mountain range. Kamberg forms part of the Maloti-Drakensberg Park World Heritage Site and is situated centrally in the foothills of the mountains.
ZAR 3,990 12 Hours
More InformationThis exciting tour takes you into the heart of the rich, colourful Indian heritage of KwaZulu Natal which is deeply woven into the multi-cultural fabric of South Africa. Visit Kwa-Muhle Museum, Gandi's home in Inanda and taste traditional food.
ZAR 0 4 Hours
More InformationA spectacular drive into the KwaZulu Natal countryside to discover a variety of country living venues situated along a little stretch of heaven. Rolling green hills, streams and quaint shops selling crafts and quality farm produce. A delightful tour!
ZAR 1,720 8 Hours
More InformationEnjoy a scenic and hassle free day tour of exciting Durban then journey to the picturesque Valley of 1000 Hills and visit a Zulu Cultural Village and Reptile Park.
ZAR 1,990 8 Hours
More InformationThis tour gives you the rare opportunity to travel into the Majestic Drakensberg Mountains and hike to a site of prehistoric San rock art dating back 1000's of years - inspiring mountain views and examples of the most ancient art forms.
ZAR 2,510 10 Hours
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Look out for the captivating clouds of butterflies flying in a north east direction as you travel around Johannesburg right now? This is one of the great wonders of nature. These tiny exquisite Brown Veined White or Pioneer Butterflies are on the move and heading towards Madagascar.
With some of the best beaches in the world along the Plettenberg Bay coast, a casual meal is best enjoyed in one of the many restaurants on, near or overlooking the sea. Don a bathing costume, slops, throw on a wrap and head for your favourite eating haunt.
You know that you have arrived in the best place you could be as the sheer spectacle of shimmering sea and golden sands takes your breath away as you descend Marine Drive . This is South Africa’s favourite holiday playground with Blue Flag beaches, great surfing spots, adventure activities and some great eating places.
WHICH KID CAN’T tell you where Santa Claus is from? —the North Pole! Evergreen Christmas Trees are part and parcel of most homes, Christian or not, with bright baubles and winking lights happily announcing the Christmas season. Well, surprise, surprise, Christmas is essentially a Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus. Navidad in Spanish, Natale in Italian, Noel in French – they all denote nativity. So where does all the tradition come from and how come St Nick is every child’s favourite character, Christian or not?