Experiences

For those that are brave enough, why not give shark cage diving a try.

A delightful venue with a wide selection of animals, big and small. Owner managed by a couple, who clearly love animals.

If you love horses and are interested in going horse riding, Blue Horizons Horse Trails offer riding for the whole family.

The Oriental Walk-About Tour starts at the Tourist Junction, Old Durban Station. Get insight into Durban’s Indian and Zulu culture. Taste rich cultural food at Victoria Street Market.

Journey with our community guides to some of Durban’s most loved and best-kept destinations.

The Durban Ice Arena continues to offer the ideal space for all ages to enjoy a day out in, with a range of fun-filled recreational ice skating activities, the Durban Ice Arena now offers so much more!

his small piece of paradise is only 20mins South of Durban and boasts some of the widest and longest beaches in KZN.

Enjoy the great outdoors at Giba Gorge. This mountain bike park and lifestyle facility is nested in a lush green valley alongside the N3 freeway just outside Pinetown.

If you are looking for somewhere different to spend an afternoon or even an hour or two look no further than the splendid Makaranga Botanical Gardens. With thirty acres of indigenous and exotic botanical gardens, 18 ponds, meandering streams and a waterfall await your discovery and offer you their joy and healing. Experience the largest private collection of Zimbabwean stone art in Southern Africa as well as hand selected Italian sculptures.

The dam provides a range of water sport activities on the 1, 469 hectares of water surface ranging from boating, canoeing, jet skiing, yachting and fishing.

Isithumba Valley is a rural and authentic Zulu village, found 40 minute drive west of Durban at the unique Valley of 1000 Hills.

If you have always dreamt of catching some waves, the guys at “Learn 2 Surf” will make your dreams come true. “LEARN 2 SURF” Durban surf school is based at Addington Beach just north of uShaka Marine World.

Enjoy the beautiful Durban views aboard a ride on the Sky Car, if you feel adventurous you can do the 550steps adventure walk to the top of the Moses Mabhida Stadium Arch.

The Mzinyathi Falls is a sacred waterfall used for religious rituals such as the baptism of Ibandla LamaNazaretha.

Go for a leisured hour-and-a-half walk at the uMhlanga Lagoon Nature Reserve. The trail is on a well-marked path where you can wonder through the coastal forest on boardwalks that cross the Ohlange River.

Phezulu Safari Park is an exciting tourism venue, situated in Botha’s Hill, only 35 km’s from central Durban.

Hop aboard the Ricksha Bus for a scenic overview of a range of Durban’s major attractions. There are two ricksha bus tours a day, seven days a week.

Durban’s rickshaw men are a familiar sight on the Golden Mile, colourfully clad in their beaded or hand sewn costumes and impressively horned headgear.

The Sharks Board is a definite must for all the animal lovers. If you are interested in learning more about sharks, why we have shark nets along our coastline and the amazing work that the Sharks Board is doing for our environment then don’t hesitate a book to go see the Audio Visual and Shark Dissection Show.

Splash Water World provides families with a full days entertainment. Situated on Amanzimtoti Main Beach, its mix of speed and body rides caters for both ..

Hop on board of the Umgeni Steam Train, an unforgettable experience of South African Railway history.

The uMhlanga Lighthouse is a beautiful lighthouse that was built on the uMhlanga coastline so that it can warn ships of the dangers of the Southern Africa’s treacherous waters and to also welcome the ships sailing to safety of the Durban Harbour.

The uMhlanga pier was named the most beautiful pier in the world by CNN.

Set in a beautiful bush, uMnini Dam is a great spot for water sports such as bass fishing, fly fishing, boating and canoeing.

Being amongst the largest aquariums in the world, uShaka Marine World is the most exciting place to visit in the city of Durban.

Wilson’s Wharf, situated on Durban’s Victoria embankment between the Yacht Mole and the Sugar Terminal, is the City’s trendiest fusion of fun, food, top shows and crafts, all blended with the rustic interface of a boating marina and working slipways.