South Africa's Kwazulu-Natal
Durban
An exotic mix of people and cultures, Durban and Rocktail Bay offer visitors a unique cultural array of fine cuisine and intriguing history shaped by ages gone past. From its vibrant spice markets, to its myriad of quaint boutiques selling various arts hand crafted by the indigenous Zulu people, to its ox drawn carts providing the only means of transportation through the intriguing villages marked by thatched roofs and indigenous peoples, this area is a constant reminder of years gone past.
For those more interested in its vast natural appeal, venture to the Dolphin Coast, world renown for the Bottle-nosed dolphin that swim in these waters, or visit the Maputaland Marine Reserve, teeming with a vast array of water birds, crocodiles and hippos. Should you prefer to keep to the soil, trek through the mystical peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains with trails lined by crystal streams and wooded glades, or simply relax over a friendly game of golf in the picturesque settings of Zimbali, Mount Edgecombe and the Royal Durban.
