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Take a Durban City sightseeing tour to get to know a city built by Zulu tribes, colonial settlers, and Indians who came during the 19th century to work as indentured servants. Learn more about how this diversity has shaped Durban.

Take a journey off the beaten track to the Roof of Africa on our Full Day Shared Transfer to Sani Pass in Lesotho from Durban and experience a country within the borders of South Africa. This is one of our most exhilarating day tours done in a 4x4 vehicle with other guests onboard. We will drive along the scenic Drakensberg Mountain range on a gravel road over the escarpment for approximately 33km. The Sani Pass, formerly known as the bridal path for Basotho people, was used to transport their goods to and from the Highlands of Lesotho and KwaZulu-Natal. Today this route affords guests the adventure to travel this route to a height of 2873 meters above sea level in a 4x4 vehicle.

Step back in time to the days when the British and Zulu were warring against each other on this day trip from Durban. Visit the Rorkes Drift and Isandlwana battlefield sites to learn about the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War that changed the course of South African history forever. You also learn about the events that led up to that war for a better understanding of the country’s history.

This tour includes a variety of stops and gives tourists a chance to see Durban and learn about the people and its history.

Spend a whole day exploring the epic beauty of the Drakensberg mountains on a tour that takes in as much of the World Heritage Site as possible. Visit the Bushman cave paintings and look upon art that was created 2000 years ago by natives to South Africa. Enjoy endless views of the hills and valleys as you travel, then head back to Durban to see the Nelson Mandela Capture Site sculpture and monument.

All of our tours, are owner hosted, guided and driven. They are all customised to the clients exact wishes and can be extended or added to, with prior booking. Meals can be hosted or gourmet picnics arranged at the clients cost.

Start the day strolling through Africa’s oldest surviving Botanical Gardens with a passionate horticulturalist tapping into its history and their unique collection. Meet the loneliest man on planet Earth and learn about the secret to invisibility. Yes you heard right. Drop in at the vibey suburb of Umhlanga Rocks en route for a spot of lunch at the award winning street food dive, CaneCutters, and taste Durban’s Indian Heritage (own cost). Bunny Chows are their speciality. Ready for an immersive primate experience? Monkeyland KZN is the world’s second free-roaming multi-species primate sanctuary offering a range of experiences including monkey safaris where you will encounter species such as capuchin monkeys, black-and-white ruffed lemurs, buff-cheeked gibbons and black howler monkeys in their forest home. Connect with your primate friends at leisure.

Escape the ordinary on this unforgettable KwaZulu-Natal adventure. Starting in Durban, explore the stunning Drakensberg Mountains and see the ancient Giants Castle Cave Paintings—extraordinary San rock art set amid breathtaking scenery. Surrounded by lush valleys and highlands, Giants Castle offers a rare glimpse into the rich cultural history of the San and Khoekhoe peoples. Next, visit the charming town of Howick to marvel at its spectacular 95-meter waterfalls—known as the “Home of the Tall.” Enjoy the tranquility of Howick Falls before heading to the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, where a striking steel sculpture and museum celebrate Mandela’s legacy and his fight against apartheid. This journey combines awe-inspiring landscapes with powerful history and culture—an inspiring day packed with unforgettable sights and lifelong memories.

The Battle of Isandlwana and the Battle of Rorke's Drift are 2 of the most famous battles fought by the British against native forces back in the day. These battles attracted world attention and people come from far and wide accross the world to be in the presence of the space where these two battles were fought on 22 January 1879. The Zulu force was victorious in the first battle, Battle of Isandlwana while the British force won the Rorke's Drift Battle. Our local guide will give you an in depth analysis of events which transpired on the day. He will walk you through the exact battlefields, visit the graves and monuments and the 2 museums, Isandlwana Museum and Rorke'sDrift museum, commemorating these 2 battles.

Journey into the heart of KwaZulu and explore the historic battlefields where the Anglo-Zulu War unfolded. This immersive full-day tour takes you to museums, memorials, and fields dedicated to these significant battles, providing deep insights into the region's rich history. Explore the historic battlefields of KwaZulu-Natal on this immersive full-day tour. Visit significant sites of the Anglo-Zulu War, including museums, memorials, and fields dedicated to these pivotal battles. Gain deep insights into the region's rich history with detailed commentary from your experienced guide.

Discover the ultimate KwaZulu-Natal safari! Book our full-day tour from Durban, visiting Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve for a thrilling closed vehicle game drive in South Africa’s oldest reserve—famous for rhino conservation and Big 5 sightings. Afterward, enjoy a scenic 2-hour boat cruise on the UNESCO-listed iSimangaliso Wetlands Park, home to hippos, crocodiles, and vibrant birdlife. This unforgettable adventure combines wildlife, nature, and culture, offering an authentic South African experience. With convenient pickup from Durban or King Shaka Airport, our guided tour delivers personalized service and stunning scenery. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike—don’t miss out! Book now to explore KwaZulu-Natal’s wild wonders and create memories that last a lifetime.

Prepare for an adventurous Full Day Tour from Durban and embark on an unforgettable experience which includes close encounters with Lions, Eagles, Owls and Vultures; join a Safari Game Drive and end the tour with a Zulu Cultural experience and a visit to the Reptile Park. This tour has been created for visitors to Durban wishing to explore Birds and Animal Wildlife as well as the heritage of the Zulu Culture in one full day tour. Please note: Birds of Prey [Open Wednesday to Sunday] Highlights: Full Day Wildlife-Safari and Zulu Cultural experience; Close encounters with the Lions at Lion Park; Wonder around the African Raptor Centre and view Eagles, Hawks, Owls and Falcons; Visit a Malaria-free private game reserve and see 380 bird and plenty of big game, including kudu, hippo, buffalo, giraffe, wildebeest and eland; Visit PheZulu Cultural Village and learn about the Zulu tribe in their natural habitat; See huge Crocodiles and Snakes in the Reptile Park.

Join us for a day of rich history as we explore KwaZulu-Natal’s most iconic battlefields. Visit Isandlwana, where the Zulu army shocked the British in 1879; Rorke’s Drift, famed for a heroic defense against overwhelming odds; and Fugitives’ Drift, with its powerful memorials. Discover museums, memorials, and fields that tell the compelling stories of the Anglo-Zulu War. This unforgettable tour from Durban offers a firsthand look at one of South Africa’s most dramatic historical moments.

Embark on an unforgettable journey exploring South Africa’s hidden gems. From Durban, visit the stunning Drakensberg Mountains and walk in the footsteps of the San people at Kamberg Nature Reserve, marveling at 4,000-year-old cave paintings. Next, see the spectacular Howick Falls, the “Home of the Tall,” and stroll through its charming town with historic streets and antique shops. The day culminates at the iconic Nelson Mandela Capture Site, featuring a striking steel sculpture and a museum celebrating his fight against apartheid. This tour offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history, making it an unforgettable experience in KwaZulu-Natal.

Driving through the midlands meander, visit Howick falls and Mandela catpure Site then we head for Drakensberg mountain range, we arrive at Giant's Castle a world heritage site for a 1 hour easy hike to see the Bushman paintings, whilst seeing incredible scenery and hopefully the rare bearded vulture amongst other small game species. After lunch, we make a scenic trip back to Durban arriving by early evening.

On this Battlefield we focus on the Isandlwana Battlefield and Rorkes drift Battlefield. These are the two major wars between Zulus and British People . In our Battlefield Tour we include a guide who will be introducing the battles , the victory between the 2 countries. Our Guides introduce these battles and lay out the foundation for details which will be given by the Battlefield specialist in the real sites where everything happened. These battlefield has a museum which guest will have to visit for clarification of points. Guest are then taken to the real sites starting with Isandlwana Battlefield followed by Rorkes Drift Battlefield. It is a combination of sorrows and victories for both battlefield. The Battlefield include the study, the research , the moment of truth for those people who has watched the film Zulu. Our lunch will be at Rorkes Drift site and then we driveback to Durban.on our way back the guest keep engaging with guest to clarify everything.

Sbrm Tours is a Tour Operating Company based in Durban KwaZulu Natal and South Africa. We have operations throughout South Africa and our neighbouring countries. Our drivers and Tour Guides are well trained and Proffessional. Our services accommodate any tourist or group of people whether you are here for a holiday or business or pleasure let us take care of you and introduce you to the secrets behind the Zulu Kingdom. In South Africa ,we are indeed a rainbow nation meaning that there are indigenous black people, South African white people , Indians who are South Africans and South African coloured people .Durban is also known as India away from India due to the number of Indians in Durban. This Tour aim to educate guest about the arrival of Indians in Durban , life that they lived during the Apartheid era including Mahatma Gandhi s life and the current status of Indians.