Top KwaZulu-Natal Sightseeing Tours - page 4

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 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.

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.

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.

A winding dirt road up to the “roof of Africa,” the Sani Pass may not be well-known to Westerners, but that’s a good thing. On this tour, you’ll take a 4x4 up the hairpin switchbacks, riding into Lesotho to meet local villagers living at 9,000 feet. You'll also stop at the highest pub in Africa, all the while taking in the epic scenery.

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.

Explore KwaZulu-Natal’s rich wildlife and vibrant culture in a single unforgettable day. Start with an exhilarating game safari at Tala Game Reserve, where you can spot giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and more. Next, visit the Natal Park to witness majestic and gentle elephants. The adventure continues at Phezulu Safari Park, nestled in the stunning Valley of a Thousand Hills, where you’ll enjoy a captivating Zulu dance performance and tour an authentic Zulu village. Don't miss the reptile park featuring crocodiles and enjoy lunch at the hilltop restaurant with breathtaking views. - Wildlife and cultural tour in KwaZulu-Natal - Exciting game safari in Tala Game Reserve - Spot diverse wildlife at Tala Game Reserve and Natal Park - Immerse in Zulu culture with dance performances and village tours - Optional lunch available at a hilltop restaurant with panoramic views

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, couples, families and even groups. A game drive in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve is a must-do because of its historic significance as Africa’s oldest game reserve and its role in the successful conservation of the endangered white rhino. The reserve’s diverse landscapes, from open savannahs to rolling hills, provide the perfect backdrop for spotting the Big Five, alongside a wide variety of other wildlife. Expert-guided drives offer not only close encounters with these animals but also fascinating insights into their behavior and the region’s conservation efforts. This unique blend of history, conservation, and wildlife makes a game drive here a truly special experience.

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.

Get the best chance of spotting local wildlife by touring Hluhluwe Game Preserve with a private guide. Spend a half-day on safari in one of Africa’s oldest game parks, listening to commentary on the resident animals and searching for the Big Five mammal species. This private tour ensures personalized attention, the ability to move at your own pace, and plenty of chances to ask questions.

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 first dedicated game reserve in Africa, a full day in Hluhluwe–Imfolozi Game Reserve guarantees wildlife sightings and safari adventure. On this tour, you’ll depart Richards Bay bright and early, heading for a full day of game drives through the massive park, scouting for cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, zebras, lions, and more.

Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park is the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa. This 96000 hectare Park is home to the African Big 5, Wild Dogs, Cheetah and much more. Historically this is also the Park that single-handedly saved the Rhinos from near extinction in the '60s when less than 100 Rhinos roamed the planet. King Shaka also made use of the southern section (Umfolozi) as his personal hunting grounds in days gone by. This park not only offers the most magical sights and sounds but some fascinating historical facts. All of our rangers have numerous years of experience in their respective fields and will undoubtedly ensure that you have a marvelous day out on your Full-Day PRIVATE Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park Safari.

Explore the Isimangaliso World Heritage park, from the deck of a boat cruising up Lake St Lucia. The word isimangaliso is a Zulu word meaning “a miracle” or “something wondrous”. St Lucia is a small town on the East coast of South Africa. It is surrounded by a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This town is at the heart of magnificent natural coastal forests, wild animals, majestic bird life, breath-taking beaches and hospitable people. Isimangaliso Wetland Park was proclaimed a world heritage site in 1999. We will cruise past snorting hippos, fish eagles fishing and crocodiles basking in the sun on the banks of Lake St. Lucia. Isimangaliso Wetland Park is bird lovers paradise. 450 bird species can also be found in this area, making it a birders paradise. Isimangaliso Wetland Park is home to South Africa’s largest hippo population.

Visit the landlocked country of Lesotho, and experience a new culture, on this day trip from Underberg. Alongside a private guide, drive along the Sani Pass to the South Africa-Lesotho border. Then spend the day exploring natural, cultural, and historical sights including the town of Mokhotlong, a Besotho community, and some of southern Africa’s highest peaks.

The views along the pass are out of this world as you sit on the 4x4 watching. At the top of Sani Pass, at a height of 3240 metres / 9900 feet is the “Highest Pub in Africa” where you will be given time to enjoy a warm pub meal. Your tour guide will take you to a local’s home near the pub to introduce you to a Basotho people in a local village. There you will see how the Basotho people of Lesotho live. Thereafter you will make your way down Sani’s Pass and cross the boarder back into South Africa and head back to Durban.

This tour is suitable for individuals, couples, families and groups. A game drive in Tala Game Reserve combined with a tour of the Reptile Park and Zulu Village at Phezulu Safari Park offers an unforgettable and diverse experience. At Tala, you’ll encounter wildlife such as rhinos, giraffes, and antelope in a serene, natural setting. The adventure continues at Phezulu Safari Park, where you’ll visit the Reptile Park to see crocodiles and other reptiles, followed by an immersive tour of a traditional Zulu village. The experience is brought to life with vibrant Zulu dance performances, providing insight into the rich cultural heritage of the Zulu people. This unique combination of wildlife, cultural exploration, and traditional entertainment makes for an enjoyable and enriching day.

Explore the wildlife and cultural richness of KwaZulu-Natal on this immersive tour featuring Tala Game Reserve, Natal Lion Park, and Phezulu Safari Park. Witness majestic giraffes, zebras, and rhinos in their natural habitats at Tala before getting up close to lions and elephants at Natal Lion Park. The adventure wraps up at Phezulu, where cultural experiences like Zulu dance performances await. This tour offers a perfect blend of nature and tradition, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. - Discover diverse wildlife at Tala Game Reserve and Natal Lion Park - Enjoy cultural experiences, including Zulu dance performances at Phezulu - Viewing of Africa's powerful predators lions and elephants at Natal Lion Park - Experience guided tours and educational activities at Phezulu Safari Park

Explore the stunning wildlife of KwaZulu-Natal on a half-day safari from Durban. This guided adventure takes you through Tala Game Reserve, where a thrilling game drive reveals a range of wildlife, including rhinoceroses, giraffes, and numerous bird species. At Natal Park, witness majestic elephants in their natural environment. With convenient hotel, airport, and port pickups included, this tour is perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers looking to immerse themselves in Africa's rich fauna. - Experience a guided game drive through Tala Game Reserve - Observe lions and elephants up close at Natal Lion Park - Enjoy convenient pickups from your hotel, airport, or port - Ideal for families, couples, and individual adventurers alike

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, couples, families and groups. A tour of the Drakensberg Mountains, coupled with hiking experiences, is truly special. Known for their breathtaking scenery, the Drakensberg range boasts rugged peaks, lush valleys, and cascading waterfalls, making it a hiker's paradise. Trails vary from gentle walks to challenging hikes, catering to all fitness levels and offering panoramic views that showcase the region's natural beauty. As you trek through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you may encounter diverse wildlife and ancient San rock art, adding a cultural dimension to your adventure. Each hike unveils the tranquil essence of the mountains, inviting you to connect with nature and unwind in this stunning landscape. You will enjoy the serene environment. A tour of the Drakensberg Mountains promises an unforgettable journey filled with exploration and awe.

iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a huge protected area along the coast of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province. The park’s centrepiece is the vast Lake St. Lucia, home to large numbers of hippos, crocodiles, pelicans and flamingos. Elephants, giraffes and leopards inhabit the grasslands and forests of the nearby Western Shores and Charters Creek areas.

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, couples, families and groups. A game drive in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi is a truly remarkable experience. As one of Africa's oldest game reserves, it offers a chance to see the Big Five—lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalo—in their natural habitat. The park’s scenic landscapes of rolling hills and savannahs create a stunning backdrop for wildlife sightings. Known for its successful rhino conservation efforts, the reserve provides excellent opportunities to see both white and black rhinos up close, making it a special and memorable safari.

This tour is suitable for solo travelers, couples, groups, etc...A tour of the Drakensberg Mountains, combined with a visit to the Nelson Mandela Capture Site and Howick Falls, is a journey through breathtaking landscapes and South African history. The Drakensberg Mountains offer stunning vistas, with rugged peaks and lush valleys that are perfect for hiking adventures, allowing visitors to connect deeply with nature. At the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, travelers can pause to reflect on South Africa’s journey to freedom and the legacy of one of its greatest leaders. The site’s sculpture and museum bring Mandela’s story to life, adding a profound historical dimension to the trip. Nearby, Howick Falls presents a majestic 95-meter waterfall, cascading dramatically into the gorge below, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. Together, these experiences make for a truly memorable exploration of South Africa’s heritage, both natural and cultural.

This tour commences at 6:am in Durban. Begin the drive from Durban along the N3 highway and travel past Pietermaritzburg. Travel through the Natal Midlands, admiring the scenery until you reach the town of Underberg. In Underberg you will be transfered into a 4 x 4 vehicle. Sani Pass, is a World Heritage, a steep pass rising 9,429-feet above sea level. Go up a gravel winding pass that is higher and steeper and much tougher than any in Southern Africa. The Pass offers the most exceptional views. As the altitude increases, the road becomes narrower and more treacherous. All signs of human habitation disappear as you come face to face with the vast, desolate beauty of the Drakensberg Mountains. In Lesotho you also get to visit a traditional Sotho village and experience first hand the rural Sotho life. Enjoy lunch and toast to a drink at the highest pub in Africa.