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Spend the day adventuring in Durban, and discover the big game and wildlife that call the Tala reserve home. Spot giraffes, zebras, hippo, and rhino on your safari journey, and look to the skies and the watering holes to find many of the area’s indigenous birds. At the Phezulu Cultural Village, meet local people and enjoy a traditional dance performance by Zulu dancers. Visit the reptile center to see crocodiles, lizards, and snakes, and learn about the area’s vast biodiversity.

Discover the best that the city of Durban has to offer on this sightseeing tour. Join a small group and see top attractions including City Hall, the Playhouse Theater complex, Emanuel Cathedral, the Indian market, and the Botanical Gardens. Your guide also provides context on the history and culture of the city while you explore.

Townships are part and parcel of life for many around South Africa and Durban has one of the oldest townships of all, the KwaMashu township. What makes this tour so unique is you will have an opportunity to learn about what makes a township and how modern South Africa is dealing with townships today. While visiting the township, you will get to visit the Phoenix Settlement established by Mahatma Gandhi during his time in South Africa, as well as visit the Ohlanga Institute where Nelson Mandela cast the first free and fair election vote in South Africa. Time permitting, you will also have an opportunity to visit the 1860 Museum that records and celebrates the arrival of the Indians in 1860 and learn about how they changed life in Durban for the better!

Escape the city for a day exploring St Lucia Wetlands Park (iSimangaliso Wetland Park), a vast natural wetland that's also South Africa's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Depart Durban for a 2-hour boat ride through the park's estuary, keeping an eye out for resident crocs and hundreds of hippos as you float along. This massive estuary is also a bird-lover's paradise, with flamingos, kingfishers, eagles and more.

This 3-day tour takes you to Africa's oldest game reserve, Hluhluwe Game Reserve, to see Africa's Big 5 and more (elephants, lions, rhino, cheetah, and buffalo). You experience a 4x4 game drive. You go to the St. Lucia Estuary for a 2-hour exhilarating hippo and crocodile boat cruise. There are more game drives with our guide at Isimangaliso Wetlands Park. You get to see so many animals, so many bird species, and so much vegetation. All in all, it is a wonderful experience not to be missed.

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.

Experience the sights, sounds and smells of Durban as you make your way along the famous Golden Mile. See historic buildings, learn about the iconic city center and explore the tropical Botanical Gardens alongside your expert guide. Enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and visit the Moses Mabhida Stadium on this comprehensive tour that highlights the best of this coastal city.

Day 1 is spent at the world famous Isimangaliso Wetland Park. This is a world heritage site. Spend the day exploring the Wetlands, Game Viewing, Snorkeling through this wilderness of protected bays and wetlands wonder. Experience a hippo and croc boat cruise in St Lucia Estuary, the largest Estuary in Africa. Day 2 is spent at Africa's oldest game reserve, Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve where you have an opportunity to see Africa's Big 5 and much more. Game Drive in an open vehicle

The Drakensberg region is extraordinary, thanks to the dramatically beautiful setting. This region is home to the awe-inspiring mountain range which is predominantly found in the KwaZulu Natal Province. The Drakensberg Mountain range is more than 200 kilometres long and combines rugged peaks with verdant valleys and spectacular backdrops. You will enjoy the spectacular views of the Drakensberg Mountains. Also experience hiking in this area and see the many different plants, rocks, trees, grass and everything this area has to offer. Also see the Howick Falls and the world renowned Nelson Mandela Sculpture on this tour. To cap it all up, you will be accommodated in very comfortable accommodation.

This tour is suitable for groups, solo travelers, families and couples. You get to experience real African bush and wildlife at its natural habitat. A huge favorite tour for many people. A combination of Tala Game Reserve and Natal Lion Park makes you see so much wildlife including some of the big 5 - lion, elephant and rhino within a fairly short time. You will absolutely love the bush settings at these 2 reserves. Wonderful birds and trees, a real African setting. You are guaranteed to see 95% of the wildlife in your tour of Tala Game Reserve and Natal Lion Park game reserves.

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.

Visit two unforgettable wildlife attractions in one day on this full-day tour from Durban. In the morning, enjoy a thrilling safari at the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve and look out for the Big Five— Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo, and Rhinoceros. After lunch (own expense) overlooking the park, visit the Emdoneni Wild Cat Sanctuary and get a closer look at Cheetahs, Serval Cats, African Wildcats, and Caracal. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a hassle-free experience.

Take an exciting trip to look for Africa's famous 'Big Five' animals at the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve from Durban. Watch for elusive wildlife, including elephants, lions, rhino, water buffalo and leopards. Add optional excursions for a boat ride through an estuary, a wild cat sanctuary or a Zulu cultural village.

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, couples, families and even groups. A game drive through Tala Game Reserve and Natal Lion Park offers a diverse safari experience showcasing South Africa's wildlife. At Tala, you'll explore varied landscapes and encounter species like rhinos, giraffes, and antelope in a tranquil setting. Moving to Natal Lion Park, the focus shifts to the awe-inspiring lions and other predators, providing thrilling close-up views of these majestic creatures. Each reserve brings its own unique charm and educational opportunities, making this dual adventure a comprehensive and captivating wildlife journey. In Phezulu you can experience African culture and tour of the Reptile Park. A great tour.

Spend a day exploring the 19th-century Anglo-Zulu battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift. Learn about the history of the battles that took place on 22 January 1879 and then see the landscape on which the fighting occurred.

This is a tour of a lifetime. A 4 x 4 experience up one of the world's most famous passes. Our Sani Pass tour snakes up the mountain and takes you through a scenic valley along a crystal clear river, making for a breath-taking experience. Your personal Tour Guide will fill you in on all you can learn about the history of the pass and the surrounding area. Feast your eyes on the natural landscape that is dotted with many species of wildflowers, creating splashes of vibrant colors.

Discover the “cultural melting pot” of South Africa when you take this city tour through Durban. Join a small group and explore the highlights of the busy metropolis from its beachfront and Blue Lagoon area to its historical monuments and city center. Bargain for goods like a local at the Indian Market and see beautiful plants and flowers at the botanical gardens.

Enjoy an unforgettable 2-day Drakensberg Mountains and Sani Pass tour from Durban. On Day 1, commence from Durban at 7:00am and travel through the scenic KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, stopping at the spectacular Howick Falls and the historic Nelson Mandela Capture Site. Continue to the magnificent Drakensberg Mountains for a guided hiking experience, where you’ll take in breathtaking views of rolling hills, deep valleys, and dramatic mountain peaks, before settling in for an overnight stay in the Drakensberg area. On Day 2, after breakfast, depart for an exciting 4x4 Sani Pass and Lesotho tour, ascending one of southern Africa’s most famous mountain passes and crossing into the Kingdom of Lesotho for cultural encounters and panoramic scenery. In the afternoon, begin the return journey to Durban, arriving at approximately 6:30pm.

This tour suits solo travelers, families, couples and groups. Hiking in the Drakensberg Mountains offers a unique experience as you walk in the African forest. The area is home to some of the highest peaks in Southern Africa, with trails that lead through rugged cliffs, lush valleys, and ancient forests. The Drakensberg offers a variety of hiking trails suitable for different skill levels. The region is rich in biodiversity, with opportunities to spot wildlife such as elands, eagles, and baboons. This is a great tour. You will enjoy the tour.

The oldest proclaimed nature reserve in Africa, Hluhluwe–Imfolozi Game Reserve is all about wildlife. About three hours from Durban, you’ll leave the city bright and early for a full day of game drives and animal-spotting, searching for elephants, lions, zebras, and more. You don’t need a whole week to go on safari—one day here will yield memories that last a lifetime.

Durban is considered to be the home of the Zulu people, and on this fantastic day tour, you'll have an opportunity to not only learn about the history of the Zulu people in South Africa, but also about their day to day chalenges. On the first portion of the tour you'll visit the rural Zulu village of iSithumba. Situated about 45 min west of the Durban, this quiet and picturesque valley is home to the descendants of the Debe people. On arrival, you'll be greeted by local guides who live in the village and will take you on a 2 hour tour through the village. Highlights include visiting the iSisangoma (witch doctor), the Chief of the village and his wives, the local "spaza" and the life giving river. After the tour you'll get to enjoy lunch at one of the Valley of 1000 Hills best local restaurants before heading to PheZulu. PheZulu has been around for 25 years for good reason, the Zulu dance show is one of the best! After the 30 min show, you'll head back to Durban.

Self-driving South Africa can be dangerous and stressful. Relax and soak up the views—yet still enjoy a vehicle just for your group—on this private Durban–Cape Town road trip, with accommodation, breakfast, water, and entrance fees included. Look for the Big Five in safari in Tsitsikamma National Park; sample Western Cape wines at Benguela Cove Wine Estate; visit Plettenberg Bay, Hermanus, Knysna, and Mossel Bay; and hike to Hole in the Wall.

Visit the Isandlwana Battlefields, where South African and British Colonial history was made in a major battle, on this full-day tour from Durban. With an historian guide to lead you, you'll learn about the great battle between the Zulu warriors and British troops in 1879. Stop at Rorke's Drift to visit the museum, as well as Buffalo River for lunch and refreshments. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation included.

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, partners, families and small groups. A game drive in Tala Game Reserve and Natal Lion Park offers a diverse and thrilling wildlife experience. At Tala Game Reserve, you'll explore varied landscapes in an open vehicle, spotting a range of animals like giraffes, rhinos, and zebras in their natural habitat. Transitioning to Natal Lion Park, the focus shifts to closer encounters with lions, cheetahs, and hyenas. Here, you can observe these majestic predators up close and learn about their behaviors and conservation efforts. Together, these experiences provide a comprehensive glimpse into South Africa's rich wildlife and dynamic ecosystems.