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1000 Hills
A 30-minute drive inland from Durban will bring you to the green suburbs of Kloof and Hillcrest, edged by the rugged Valley of 1000 Hills. It is aptly named as the land literally tumbles down to the Umgeni River Valley in thousands of hills dotted with traditional Zulu homesteads. The…
Clermont
Clermont was a black middle income township during the ahartheid days, surrounded by Westville, Kloof, New Germany and Inanda in the distance. The main road is called Clermont road and was names after sir Clermont, a farmer in the area who sold his land. It was the only place in…
Durban Central
Durban is a natural paradise known for its gorgeous coastline of sun-kissed beaches and subtropical climate, situated on the eastern seaboard of Africa. The City is built around one of the busiest ports in Africa and our people are our pride. The city focuses on providing visitors with a unique…
Durban West
We are just 5 minutes from the industrial residential town of Pinetown. Situated between the warm blue Indian Ocean and theValley of 1000 Hills, and serviced by an excellent road network, Durban West is so central to Durban life – fun and pleasure activities are a mere 10 to 15…
Inanda Heritage Route
Rich in both African and Indian culture, the valleys of Inanda have preserved a remarkable heritage. We encourage you to explore the trail in the company of an experienced guide. • Visit the Inanda Seminary, which dates back to 1869. • Explore the unique religion of the Shembe Church at…
Sapphire Coast
The town of Amanzimtoti (meaning ‘sweet waters’ in Zulu) is said to have been named by the great Zulu King Shaka after tasting the fresh water that flows out of the hills at this scenic spot. It is situated on the coast a short drive south of Durban. This part…
Umhlanga
Visitors from around the world flock to the holiday resort village of Umhlanga Rocks to relax and have fun on one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. Situated on the east coast of South Africa just north of the vibrant Port City of Durban, Umhlanga faces the the…
Umlazi
This township originated in 1845 when British occupied Natal in force and established a number of native locations for the Zulus. It is a fine venue for anyone interested in experience township life, and offers shebeens, domestic lifestyles, nyanga's shops, artwork and jazz. The township is what South Africa is,…
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Must do in Durban
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