Shakaland and Zulu Culture Tour From Durban
Enjoy a day dedicated to learning about the indigenous Zulu people. Also, enjoy the spectacular birdlife at Dlinza Forest.
From USD
$272.00
See Zulu Worriors & the Big Five on KwaZulu-Natal Private Guided Tours
KwaZulu-Natal is a beautiful and surprisingly diverse part of South Africain and sits in the northeast of the country with so many of South Africa's most popular attractions and sightseeing tours, despite its minimal size. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Drakensberg mountains with their jagged-backed peaks and stunning scenery, Durban's golden beaches and surf breaks, a thriving Zulu culture, and exciting wildlife adventure tours.
KwaZulu-Natal is home to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, the oldest private safari park in Africa, as well as a well-known game reserves where visitors can spot the Big Five on private safari tours (leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo, and rhino). Travelling along the coast to explore the stunning scenery of iSimangaliso Wetland Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, to dive into the coral reefs of Sodwana Bay.
Learn about the history of the Boer War and Anglo-Zulu battlefields of Durban's multicultural urban delights, and why it's easy to see why this is the province where South Africans love to play.
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Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve Tour From Durban
This safari tour will give you an opportunity to see the nearly extinct white rhinos and other wild animals like crocodiles and lions up close and personal.
From USD
$679.00
Price varies by group size
Full Day "Top 10 Things to do" Durban City Tour
Embark on a full day guided tour of Durban’s Top 10. An experienced local guide will show you a variety of landmarks which highlight Durban’s diverse culture and history.
From USD
$90.00
Drakensberg Cave Paintings & Mandela Capture Site Private Tour from Durban
Discover the Kamberg Cave Paintings—a Radiant Showing Of Art Created By South Africa's Indigenous Natives. Gaze upon The Steel Sculpture at The Nelson Mandela Capture Site.
From USD
$272.00
Exciting Anglo Zulu Battlefield Tour in Durban
This exciting Anglo Zulu war battlefield tour will bring you to various spots of history were epic battles took place. You can hear the stories from our professional guide.
From USD
$272.00
Guided Durban City & Valley of 1000 Hills Tour
Explore the beautiful city of Durban soaking in its history on this fabulous 8 hour guided tour with a professional guide to tell you all you need to know about the city.
From USD
$145.00
Private Duban City Half Day Tour
Embark on a scenic and guided half day tour of Durban and Ethekwini municipality and see a variety of landmarks which highlight Durban’s diverse culture and history.
From USD
$67.50
Price varies by dates
Energetic Safari & Phezulu Village Tour From Durban
On this exciting tour see wild animals such as lions and leopards and majestic birds such as vultures and owls. Also get a glimpse of local Zulu people and their traditions.
From USD
$272.00
Price varies by group size
3 Nights At The 5* Fairmont Zimbali Resort
Fairmont Zimbali is a peaceful and stylish resort situated inside the exclusive Zimbali coastal estate and just 5 minutes from the bustling town of Ballito.
From USD
$512.50
Exciting Day Tour of Durban Reptile Park & Phezulu Village
See the colourful and energetic dances of the Zulu people. Learn about reptiles like snakes and crocodiles on our informative tour to the reptile park.
From USD
$90.00
Top 10 Things to Do in KwaZulu-Natal
Umkhuze Game Reserve
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uMKhuze is a hidden gem reserve Private sightseeing tours of the sanctuary are available with over 400 bird species. The reserve is known as the top birdwatching spot in South Africa. On a guided tour coming across the fantastic wildlife of white and black rhinos, elephants, Giraffe, Wildebeest and much more running free in this dense scrub. The Game Reserve offers a chance to enjoy one of three hides placed within the reserve…
Hluhluwe-imfolozi Park
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This guided tour of the Hluhluwe-imfolozi park one of the oldest game park in Africa and one of only a hand full of parks in KwaZulu-Natal where visitors will get to see the Big Five: leopard, elephant, lion, buffalo, and rhino. You will also come across the wild cheetah, dog zebra, hippo, hyena, blue wildebeest, and more than 300 species of birds making their home in the park. The park lies deep in Zululand and was once the royal hunting grounds of King Shaka.
iSimangaliso Wetland Park
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The World Heritage-listed iSimangaliso Wetland Park was (formerly the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park) and protects the most extensive estuarine system in Africa. The sightseeing tour of the eight interconnected ecosystems of the park includes coral reefs, croc-filled rivers, lakes, swamplands, savanna, and coastal dunes. Tours of the park can include snorkelling, diving, or kayaking along coral reefs where leatherback and loggerhead turtles reside.The park is well known to house the highest concentration of crocodi
Kwa Cheetah Breeding Project
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Guided tours of the Kwa Cheetah Breeding Project gives you the change to interact with the animals by coming up close and personal. Learn all about the great work and achievements the project has achieved.
Visitors may also see other cats such as servals, caracals, and the African wildcats. The successful captive of the cheetah for the breeding program helps to increase the cheetahs' general and prepare the animal for a life in the wild.
Nambiti Private Game Reserve
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Nambiti Private guided Game Reserve Tour is an adventure in search of the Big Five that includes the leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. The scenery ranges from the sprawling savannah and grasslands, with unimpeded views of the game, to lush riverine bush, where the wildlife is plentiful. The reserve protects more than 40 different species of game such as zebra, kudu, and hippo, cheetah, zebra, kudu and hippo with a diverse array of birdlife.
The KwaZulu-Natal Battlefields Rout
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Sightseeing tours of the famous battlegrounds of Zululand, from battles between the Zulus, Boers, and British. The tour takes you to battle sites, museums, memorials, and forts, learn of battles and history of the events. Hear about the battle between 22,000 Zulu warriors who fought 1,350 British troops in the first battles of the Anglo-Zulu War. Guided tours of the Blood River Heritage Site that cover more battlegrounds of the Zulu-Voortrekker near the town of Dundee.
Tatham Art Gallery, Pietermaritzburg
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Guided tours of the Tatham Art Gallery a must-see for art lovers in KwaZulu-Natal's friendly capital, Pietermaritzburg. The gallery with displays from European and South African art and mainly a focus on art from KwaZulu-Natal. The gallery works with its extensive collection of artwork from the 19th and 20th century with many famous artworks that include works from Sisley and Sickert, drawings by Picasso, Braque, Chagall and Moore.
The Drakensberg
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The Drakensberg, an Afrikaans word meaning "Dragon Mountains," a place of breathtaking beauty. With many tours of hiking to biking and walking to cover the park. Drakensberg Park a UNESCO World Heritage Site with soaring basalt peaks and some of the highest in the county. The San (Bushmen) rock paintings, and the Royal Natal National Park with an Amphitheatre, five-kilometre-long rock wall with the world's highest waterfalls tumbling from above.
Sodwana Bay National Park
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Sodwana Bay National Park one of South Africa's best diving destinations. Guided Diving tours of the reserve that lies on the shores of the Indian Ocean and South Africa's southernmost coral reef.
Divers discover caves, pinnacles, with an incredible array of aquatic life of lionfish, crayfish, moray eels, rays, and many species of sharks. On the shore fish for marlin, to horseback riding on the beach and hiking the coastal nature trails.
Durban's Golden Mile
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Durban is South Africa's third largest city and a multicultural melting pot a great way to get a feel for this salt-tinged port city. With a bustling beachfront promenade that connects some of the city's top attractions from entertainment venues, high-rise hotels, shops, and restaurants that cover the sun-splashed strip. Segway tours help you zip between attractions, some of which include Moses Mabhida Stadium and uShaka Marine World.
Travel Tips for KwaZulu-Natal
Best Time To Visit KwaZulu-Natal
The best time to travel to South Africa depends on what you are looking for, weatherwise, during the months from October to April, are the best recommended months October, November and April are the ideal for private tours and sightseeing tours as the weather is cooler, there are fewer crowds and also be a slightly cheaper time. January and February are hot and humid so if it is just a beach holiday you are looking for, its the perfect time.
Typical Costs in KwaZulu-Natal
The most expensive part of South Africa is getting, once there you will find it relatively inexpensive. accommodation can vary from luxury hotels to basic b&b. Eating out you will also have a wide variety, a standard of $60. Activities do be come more expensive in peak season, as are tours, it is always advised to book in advance of your travels to avail of special offers
Know Before Visiting KwaZulu-Natal
Unfortunately, there is nowhere in the world that is crime free, so when in South Africa please be careful of your belongings. Only carry enough money for the day and keep safe on your person and be aware of your surroundings at all time. Don't walk alone at night in unpopulated dark areas. Tipping is between 10-15 percent don't feel obliged to leave a tip if the service was not good.
Weather in KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa has a lovely climate with plenty of sunny, dry days. Winter is June, July and August when it is dry and fresh with snow only falling in the most mountainous regions. September and October are springtimes. Summer is December to February and also is the rainfall season with The Cape getting most of the rainfall. It can get scorching during January but perfect for sun lovers.
Travel Tips for KwaZulu-Natal
Best Time To Visit KwaZulu-Natal
The best time to travel to South Africa depends on what you are looking for, weatherwise, during the months from October to April, are the best recommended months October, November and April are the ideal for private tours and sightseeing tours as the weather is cooler, there are fewer crowds and also be a slightly cheaper time. January and February are hot and humid so if it is just a beach holiday you are looking for, its the perfect time.
Typical Costs in KwaZulu-Natal
The most expensive part of South Africa is getting, once there you will find it relatively inexpensive. accommodation can vary from luxury hotels to basic b&b. Eating out you will also have a wide variety, a standard of $60. Activities do be come more expensive in peak season, as are tours, it is always advised to book in advance of your travels to avail of special offers
Know Before Visiting KwaZulu-Natal
Unfortunately, there is nowhere in the world that is crime free, so when in South Africa please be careful of your belongings. Only carry enough money for the day and keep safe on your person and be aware of your surroundings at all time. Don't walk alone at night in unpopulated dark areas. Tipping is between 10-15 percent don't feel obliged to leave a tip if the service was not good.
Weather in KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa has a lovely climate with plenty of sunny, dry days. Winter is June, July and August when it is dry and fresh with snow only falling in the most mountainous regions. September and October are springtimes. Summer is December to February and also is the rainfall season with The Cape getting most of the rainfall. It can get scorching during January but perfect for sun lovers.
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