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Combine Zulu culture with wildlife spotting on this fascinating group tour from Durban. Relax and enjoy the convenience of having a full itinerary planned out for you—including transport and admission tickets. After a Durban pickup, head to Natal Lion Park and Tala Game Reserve for a chance to spot local wildlife—including lions, rhino, giraffes, and zebra. Then, later, visit Phezulu Cultural Village to see a traditional Zulu homestead.

The 7 Day Garden Route Tour from Durban to Cape Town offers a relaxed way to view this most scenic area and our overnight accommodations add to the comfort and luxury. Included on this Tour is: - Wine Tasting at Benguela Cove Wine Estate - Addo National park - game safari - Drakensberg Mountains - Mandela Capture Site - Howick Falls - Airconditioned vehicle - Opportunity for whale watching - A Robberg Nature Reserve - hiking - Knysna Heads - Knysna Quays Waterfront - Plettenberg Bay and more

Discover South Africa’s cultural heritage and spot the Big Five as you visit two popular attractions in one day—the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve and DumaZulu Cultural Village. In the morning, enjoy a thrilling safari at Hluhluwe Imfolozi and look out for the Big Five— Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo, and Rhinoceros. After lunch (own expense) overlooking the park, learn about the culture and traditions of the Zulu tribe at the DumaZulu Cultural Village.

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.

Enjoy two thrilling wildlife experiences in one day on this full-day tour from Durban. First, set sail around the UNESCO World Heritage-listed St Lucia and iSimangaliso Wetland Park and look out for hippos, crocodiles, and fish eagle as you cruise around the scenic wetlands. After lunch (own expense), pay a visit to the Emdoneni Wild Cat Sanctuary, where you can learn about the center’s rehabilitation efforts and see cheetahs, serval cats, African wildcats, and lynx.

With rugged mountain landscapes and limited roads, a 4WD is essential for exploring Lesotho. This 3-day private tour includes accommodation, meals, transfers, and a personal guide. Drive the dramatic Sani Pass and admire Maletsunyane Falls; see a diamond mine, rock paintings, and dinosaur footprints; meet shepherds, tour a horse trading town, and visit cave houses.

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.

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

Discover the beauty of Lesotho on a cycling adventure designed for all fitness levels. Begin your journey with a 4x4 ride up the Sani Pass, then hop on a mountain bike to explore the vast highlands and remote villages of Lesotho. With a dedicated support vehicle to hop in at any point, you can ride as much or as little as you like while soaking in the mountain views. Along the way, visit a traditional Basotho homestead for a warm cultural exchange and freshly baked local bread. Enjoy lunch at either the Highest Pub in Africa, a quiet local restaurant, or bring along your own packed lunches. This tour offers an adventurous way to experience Lesotho’s landscapes, culture, and unique wild life. Tour Highlights - Scenic 4x4 ride up the Sani Pass - Flexible cycling suitable for all fitness levels - Visit a Basotho homestead and village for a cultural experience - Lunch options at the Highest Pub in Africa, local restaurant, or bring your own picnic - Support vehicle available throughout

Durban is the 3rd biggest city in South Africa with a good mix of the Zulu tribe as well as having the biggest population of Indians outside of India. With this mixture of people comes a great cultural infusion from Zulu traditional meals to Indian curry meals and an infusion of both influences like the very famous chakalaka salad which can be used as exhibit A of how well these 2 cultures complement each other. On this tour we get to taste a bunny chow, move around the city in the very famous Durban mini buses to get the full local experience, we visit the market and finish up with some street food and a drumming experience which is optional for people who want to immerse themselves in the Zulu culture.

Lake Jozini lies in a dramatic setting at the foot of the Lebombo Mountains and is one of South Africa’s largest dams. There are several exquisite gorges which abound with cycads and a wide variety of birds. On the western side of the dam one might see elephant, rhino, hippo and crocodile.

A fairly early start to the day is needed to drive to the wonderful Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Home to the majestic Big 5 plus some delightful extras such as cheetahs, wild dogs, zebra and giraffes. Any budding little David Attenborough or Steve Irwin will enjoy exploring the landscape and learning about eco-systems, rhino conservation and plants all whilst searching for elephants, lions, giraffes, rhinos, kudu, vultures and many more African creatures only seen on television or in books. A junior Rangers dream!

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime safari adventure at Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park, South Africa’s premier wildlife destination and home to the legendary Big Five. Guided by knowledgeable and passionate experts, this experience offers unmatched opportunities to see lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalo in their natural habitat. Enjoy a thrilling game drive through the park's rolling hills, open savannahs, and lush riverine forests, teeming with diverse wildlife such as giraffes, zebras, and antelope. Bird enthusiasts will delight in spotting vibrant species like the lilac-breasted roller and African fish eagle. Your guide will share fascinating insights into the park’s rich history and conservation efforts, including its pivotal role in saving the white rhino. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or first-time explorer, this tour promises unforgettable moments and breathtaking views.

This is one of the most popular tours as it takes you to 3 different game reserves all within the same day. You are also guaranteed to see the various types of animals namely the lions, elephants, rhino, giraffe, zebra, kudu, and many more. -Game safari in Tala Game Reserve -African traditional dances in Phezulu Safari -African village in Phezulu Safari -See lions and elephants in Natal Lion Park

Immerse yourself into the rural community of the Lebombo mountains and enjoy a memorable walk with remarkable views, while learning about rural Zulu customs and living as it is today. This walk is a cultural treat and allows for interaction with the people of the area, as well as gives a greater insight into life in rural Zululand. All of our walks are accompanied by guides that are well versed in local history and culture, as well as the fauna and flora of the area.

Explore SA’s oldest Botanical Gardens with a horticulturalist who’ll introduce you to their unique collection of plants and secret to invisibility. Meet the dancing curator of the city’s largest collection of tribal art, tap into indigenous beliefs and South African traditional culture. The Markets of Warwick are home to over 5 000 vendors which 460 000 commuters pass through by daily. It’s time to tap into this beating heart of the city and unlock the soul of the Victoria Street Market — the Muti Bridge. Visit Asiye Etafuleni — the NGO protecting the rights of traders — to understand the significance of this space to the city and her people. Finish the day with a Durban bunny chow at an award winning local foodie hotspot on Helen Joseph Road (own cost).

Depart from Ghost Mountain Inn for a 4 hour walk amongst beauty, myth and history in a hike to the top of the Ghost Mountain (Tshaneni) and take in the expansive view of the area, including the battlegrounds of the 1884 Battle of Tshaneni.

Skip the itinerary angst and self-drive stress and see more of KwaZulu-Natal in less time on this 5-day safari from Durban, with accommodation and most meals included. Over five days, cover wildlife safaris in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, UNESCO-listed Isimangaliso Wetlands Park, Cape Vidal, and Phezulu Safari Park. Then, proceed to the Drakensberg Mountains for hiking.

Discover the stunning landscapes of the Drakensberg Mountains on this 2-day hiking and camping excursion. Meet your guide and group at Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge to begin your journey. Hike to a beautiful waterfall, learn about the area’s geography and geological history, and enjoy a relaxing night around a campfire. Note: sleeping bags and mats are not provided.

Spend the day immersed in Zulu culture and African wildlife on this full-day tour from Durban. With round-trip transportation provided on this multi-stop tour, you'll skip the need to rent a car and be able to focus on the scenery during the drive. Stop first at the Tala Private Game Reserve, where you'll see and learn about African wildlife on a game drive. Head next for the Zulu Cultural Village and Reptile Park to learn about Zulu culture and reptile wildlife in South Africa.

The Drakensberg Mountain Region has to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. 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. It creates a natural border between the kingdom of Lesotho and the province of KwaZulu-Natal.This private full one day tour takes you to: 1. Drakensberg Mountains 2. Nelson Mandela Capture Site 3. Howick Falls

We’re hitting the road at 05h00. As you know wildlife, especially predators, are most active around dawn and dusk. Hluhluwe-Imfolozi is renowned for White Rhino — after all it saved the Southern White Rhino from extinction. Enter the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve via Nyalazi Gate and explore the Imfolozi side of the reserve on our Hyundai H1 vehicle. Please note: This is not an open safari vehicle. Imfolozi is characterised by its flat plains which makes it popular amongst Elephant and Rhino. Travellers will have access to our Zeiss binoculars and multilingual safari guide books (English, German & French). Time for a spot of lunch at Hilltop Restaurant. Enjoy your meal while taking in the panoramic views over the reserve and put those binoculars to test. After lunch we will explore the northern sector of the reserve while keeping our eyes pealed. Spend another 3.5 hours traversing the Hluhluwe side of the reserve. At approximately 16h00 we will start to make our way back to Durban.

This half-day safari combines the best of KwaZulu-Natal’s wildlife experiences with visits to Tala Game Reserve and the Natal Park. At Tala, enjoy a guided game drive through rolling hills and bushveld, spotting giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, antelope, and abundant birdlife in a beautiful natural setting. The adventure continues at the Natal Park, where you can encounter Africa’s most iconic animals — the elephants — for an unforgettable close-up experience. Together, these two destinations offer the perfect balance of scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, and the thrill of seeing some of Africa’s most famous species in just a few hours. - See rhino, giraffes, zebras, kudus, impalas, hippos and many more animals in Tala Game Reserve - See over 300 bird species in Tala Game Reserve - See elephants in Natal Park

On this tour you get to experience and gain a clear knowledge of the sunshine city of Durban. You visit the market, the Moses Mabhida Stadium, the Durban Promenade. These are some of the top attractions in Durban. In Phezulu you experience a game drive in a 4 x 4 vehicle, the African cultural dance and also get to see the Reptile Park. This tour is truly interesting for any day visitor to Durban. This is an excellent full day tour not to be missed.