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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. Is a good bathing and surfing beach. Has a tidal pool, refreshment facilities. |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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An animal farm for all where you can enjoy the tea garden that offers light lunches, breakfast, cakes and beverages in a lovely setting overlooking the farms on the opposite side of the valley. You can feed and pet the animals, milk a cow, ride a pony and even go on a tractor ride. |
For more information contact (031) 765 2240 or 082 979 6030 |
Phezulu Safari Park is one of Durbans most exciting tourism venues, in Botha's Hill, only 35 km's from central Durban.The Phezulu village is home to the world famous Gasa clan and allowes visitors the opportunity to get a taste and feel of Africa.Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.
Take a guided tour with one of the guides through our Crocodile and Snake Park or take the Zulu Cultural Village Tour and watch the traditional Zulu Dancing Show.We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Indulge in the one hour scenic Game drive where you can see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views. Truely an unforgetable experience |
For more information contact (031) 777 1000 / (031) 777 1464 |
Situated on the slopes of Berea Hill, Durban's Botanic Gardens is certain not to disappoint. It is home to a huge variety of trees and plants, an orchid house, vast herbarium and a sensory garden, tropical colours and fragrances. The garden is well known for its rare Cycad collection. The gardens often host live open-air concerts. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Is also known as a plant library preserving more than 100 000 specimens collected over the past100 years and as a working museum offering a scientific model of the way we currently understand the flora of natal which has 5000 plant species, making this tremendous diversity one of the regions richest resources. The natal herbarium is also a pioneer in ethnobotany with research enabling the region to cope with the demands of a growing population who for traditional purposes use such plants as medicine, low cast housing materials and fuel. |
For more information contact (031) 202 4095 |
Also popular with boogie board riders but otherwise a normal bathing beach. |
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Very popular and very crowded when the shad are biting. Shad season starts in May. |
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Enjoy a day out. Burman Bush Nature Reserve is the ideal place to spend a day out with the family. |
For more information contact (031) 312 4466 |
There are paddling pools nearby. North of most of Durban's main beaches on the Golden Mile. |
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Lots of fun activities planed for the kids to keep them occupied while the adults try one of our oher activities… |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Enjoy and afternoon of fun with family and friends at the paintball site. Originally, Paintball markers were intended for use by forestry workers to mark trees and by cattle farmers to mark their cattle. It soon occurred to individuals to use the paintball markers to shoot the paintballs at each other in a game of capture the flag. |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Great fun for out door lovers! There is no better way to explore Natal as Fat Traxx trails takes riders through stupendous river valleys, along escarpments with endless majestic views. Experience the magnificence of rural Africa, the Dolphin coast and much more. The trail will take the riders along cane breaks, over hill climbs, through muddy patches, over water crossings, across bridges, and along narrow bush paths. So get your gear together and come join us |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Kids education through entertainment. See well known Durban Singer and musical Theatre performer Kerry Cherry.A musical narration of the story ” NOAH AND THE ARK” with fun and familiar Sing-a-longs, Dancing, Sock puppets, Creative Kids Crafts, Colouring in Competitions and a free toy for each child. But wait...that's not all!! Kids can also dress up as thier favourite animal and join in on the fun. Shows are at 11am and 14:30pm everyday and runs for 1H30. |
For more information contact The Rhumbelow Theatre on 031 205 7602 or visist www.rhumbelow.za.net |
A small 10 hectare remnant of the once - extensive forest known as Stella bush. Located in Berea ridge, one of the more affluent suburbs of Durban. Its shallow valley faces east towards Durban bay and the two slopes - the dry north facing and the moist south facing - show marked differences in vegetation. This park was named a natural heritage site for its large population of the natal elm, a rare species growing in the wild. Forested slopes have provided an excellent habitat for a wide variety of bird species. The park is linked via a series of "wild" looking traffic islands to Bulwer park. |
For more information contact (031) 205 1919 |
The waterfront area is located at the entrance to the busiest port in South Africa and is made up of a wonderful mix of shops, pubs, restaurants and luxury accommodation. You can see Durban's oldest historical and listing buildings being refurbished and repainted.Spend the day wandering around this exciting area that has so much to offer. |
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The perfect family picnic spot, with grassy areas, paddling pools and slides for children. It is less crowded than the central beaches and there are abundant parking facilities. Well supplied with ablution blocks and showers. |
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A safe stretch of swimming beach where the deck is complete with loungers, umbrellas, showers and a small refreshment outlet. Perfect for joggers, walkers and cyclists. |
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Addington is a wide, sandy beach with sunbathing lawns and public facilities. It is a favourite surfing venue. |
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This serene garden of subtropical flower beds, fish pools and fountains is spacious and relaxing. There is also a regular flea market... |
For more information contact (031) 322 4338 |
Calypso Dive and Adventure Centre is located at uShaka Marine World, and is the perfect destination to spend a day with the family. Calypso Dive is not just a diving centre as it also offers diving courses, dive trips into the big Ocean and you can interact with marine life that the Indian Ocean has to offer. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0905 or visit www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Guided tour of this world class facility, which will comprise of a visit to the aquarium with both indoor and outdoor displays and exhibits of South Africa's unique Indian and Atlantic Ocean Marine life. Also included in the tour is a Dolphin, Seal and Penguin show. Visit Indian Markets, where you can get a taste of Indian culture. Enjoy the scents of spices and see the hawkers and herbalists ply their trades. DEPARTS: Daily - 09h00 |
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Come share in the FUN with family and friends as Funworld is a must when you in Durban.This secure amusement park will keep you entertained for hours on end. The Cablecar provides a remarkable scenic view of the beach-front from the air.There are also paddling pools. |
For more information contact (031) 332 9776 |
You can go for a Gondola ride when you visit Ushaka Marine World. It`s a nice way to relax after a fun filled day.We are situated on Durbans Point Waterfront canal. You can find us next to Ushaka Village Walk. This one of a kind experience takes you on a ride down the beautiful canals around our Country in true African style on uniquely designed gondolas. |
For more information contact 082 592 7544 |
A huge hit with the kids is this outdoor miniature model of Durban that has meticulous 1:25 scale replicas of many recognisable buildings; an aircraft that circles the runway but never takes off; as well as a working train and a harbour full of activity. A small model train display also enthrals the young ones. This is a charitable project so many of the buildings are looking a bit worse for wear, but it's still fun to stroll through. |
For more information contact (031) 337 7892 |
One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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Open seven days a week, five sessions daily during school and public holidays.Skate sessions are at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 7pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and 7:30pm (Friday and Saturday). |
For more information contact (031) 332 4597 |
A unique feature for tourists. Pullers in their brightly coloured garb, with spring in their step, will take you for a joyride through the beach front. |
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Durban is where the Master of Water will be crowned. Following its success, Hansgrohe continues is a fast growing volunteer sport, 31 top lifesaving athletes from across the country will participate and compete at an international level in 2 main categories; beach and surf. The events include beach flags, sprints, swim, board, ski and the iron man challenge.So come join us at Kings Beach and join us for an afternoon of lifesaving fun.
Please Note: Dates for this event to be confirmed. |
For more information contact (021) 448 2020 |
The Aquarium at uShaka Marine World offers visitors a glimpse into the West Indian Ocean, showcasing a wide diversity of marine life. |
For more information contact (031) 702 3234 or www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Perfect for those hot summer days, Wet and wild at Ushaka Marine World is a place for all to enjoy and houses one of the highest slides in Africa. Whether you want to splash around in one of the many pools or just laze around by floating around in the tubes then this is the place to be. |
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Swing both ways - The Big Swing is the only stadium swing in the world, and the largest of any kind, anywhere. Over 2500 heroes have thrown themselves into the void 106m above the pitch and swung out in a 220m arch. Disabled jumper Dave Tate did it, Steve Fisher did it in a kayak and city manager Mike Sutcliffe got some help doing it from a Durban citizen who entered a radio competition and won the right to push Mike off the edge. R595 per person. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Visit what was probably South Africa's first real skyscraper, built in 1933. It is a fine example of Art Deco architecture. |
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Built 1910, It was designed Stanley Hudson, and was inspired by the city hall in Belfast . Amongst other things , the buildings house the city hall, municipal offices, library, Natural History Museum and art gallery |
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With this year being 150 years for the Indian labours come pay us a visit and learn about Gandhi in South Africa, indentured Indian labour, paintings, cultural artefacts, jewellery, traditional clothing as well as culinary arts. The Indian culture and the Indian community is a hugely important part of South Africa's history, and the Durban Cultural and Documentation Centre preserves this history well. |
For more information contact (031) 309 7559 Opening hours: From 09h00 to 17h00 Monday to Friday and Sunday. |
See stuffed insects, birds, fish and reptiles that echo evidence of their earthly existence. Explore the Hall of Earth Sciences Gallery, meet Peter Amen the authentic Egyptian Mummy and journey back in time with innovative exhibitions informing on the origins of Africa. This museum parts with knowledge through fascinating visual displays contributing to the conservation of natural heritage |
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Situated opposite the Durban City Hall. Offers relief from the concrete surrounds of the city and allows office workers a lunchtime relaxation spot. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Experience the Medieval days of Robin Hood and his Merry Men which is sure to be fun for all ages as you journey through Sherwood forest with the dragons, forest creatures, transformations, battles and dances, and the fun of familiar songs and witty jokes. |
For more information contact (031) 466 2340 |
Durban's new icon, Moses Mabhida stadium, offers a variety of experiences and attractions for fun-seeking families, couples looking for a bit of romance or corporate team-building.Take a trip on the SkyCar or 550-step adventure walk to the top of the arch and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Durban. Or take a look inside the stadium on one of our all-access (90 mins) or general (45m mins) tours. For the adrenalin junkie try plunging off the 106 metre arch on the Big Swing.In just eight months 200 000 people have flocked to the stadium to try out the range of activities of offer. There will also be a total of 20 shops, seven of which are already open and doing good trade: Big Rush Big Swing, Keg & Spear, Nino's, Sneakers, STS Sport, Cuba Lounge and a Visitor Centre. More restaurants, fast foods and a Virgin Active gym are due to open over the coming months.The stadium is the perfect location for functions, conferences, product launches and has a wide variety of stunning venues to offer.
R50 adults/ R25 children U12 (pensioners discount 10%)
SkyWalk
R80, no children U10 (pensioners discount 10%)
Stadium tours
Professional tour (90 mins) R75
General tour (45 mins) R20 adults/ R15 children U12/ Free children U6
pensioners discount 10% - 031 582 8242 www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
For more information contact (031)582 8242 or visit www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
This clock was donated by the Portuguese government in 1897 to commemorate the discovery in 1487 of Port Natal by Vasco da Gama. |
For more information contact (031) 304 4934 |
The equestrian statue of Dick King, who in 1842, accomplished the 950 km journey from Durban to Grahamstown, on horseback in 10 days to secure help for the besieged British garrison at the old fort in Durban. |
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Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
The busiest harbour in South Africa has a variety of entertainment for all... |
For more information contact (031) 361 9799 |
Since 1905, The Sarie Marais offers Pleasure Cruises and is the oldest boating company in South Africa and offers hourly boat trips around the harbour or out to sea, depending on the weather. |
For more information contact (031) 305 4022 or (031) 304 7737 |
After a working day pushing tankers around Durban's harbour, tubby little tugboats rest at the bluff listening to live African jazz, rock or Reggae performed on the deck at the BAT Centre. This Bartel Arts Trust venue is an urban arts and cultural centre serving as a platform of exposure for emergent local artistic aptitude. The BAT Centre is a Non Profit Organisation established in 1985 and dedicated to artistic upliftment for the benefit of the country by means of craft, dance, music, literature and visual arts. Watch live artists at work, live musicians at play and live dancers in motion. Artefacts, basket weaving, beadwork, bronzes, carvings, ceramics, drawings, etchings, jewellery, mouldings, pottery, sculptures, sketches, tapestry, textiles, wire-work , woodwork and word work are all on display and for sale at the bayside gallery. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0451 |
Join the Duchess and the Doctor, as they present to you their famous family of fleas. Fantastic for kids of all ages to experience Tiniest Circus on Earth!
Starts 11am daily |
For more information contact The Catalina Theatre (031) 305 6889 or visit www.catalinatheatre.co.za |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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An example of the subtleties and complexities of a finely balanced ecology; these swamps were declared a national monument in 1980 and have undergone intense conservation efforts. The swamps form a unique ecosystem, with flora and fauna growing where the land meets the sea. |
For more information contact 082 559 2839 |
An excellent outing for children who can hop aboard the mini-train at the Model Engineers' Miniature Railway located just off Virginia Circle. Well secured and has a playground. |
For more information contact 082 577 2067 |
The forest provides an interesting exploration for nature lovers and ample opportunity for peaceful and relaxing walks. It has an abundant birdlife and supports the African goshhawk. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
Normal Kloof-Inchanga-Kloof trains departing at 08h30 and 12h30 and Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga trains departing at 10h30 and 15h00
or Inchanga-Kloof (one way) at 07h00 or Kloof-Inchanga (one way) at 16h00 (make your own return transport arrangements) Catch the 07h00 departure from Inchanga to Kloof, 09h30 arrival at Inchanga. Then you can visit the Inchanga Craft Market before making your way back home. "Early Bird" - Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga at 07h00 (telephone booking only) |
For more information contact (031) 303 3003 or 082 353 6003 |
For a day of rest and relaxation visit the tea garden. There is an aray of exotic birds, tropical fish, small animals and reptiles. Over 6000 rose bushes with new varieties being added every year. Ideal for picnics or lazy siesta reading. The kids ca entertain themselves with a variety of play equipment which is provided for children of all ages. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve is situated along the Umbilo River, and covers an area of 100ha. It has a number of hiking trails, and picnic and braai sites. The Paradise Valley Nature reserve features a number of scenic picnic sites, public toilets, braai facilities, a car park and a visitors centre a beautiful waterfall, and a wide variety of fauna and flora. |
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The Umgeni River Bird Park is reputed to be the best of its kind in the region. Visitors have plenty of opportunity to admire its collection of some 3,000 native and exotic birds as well as some rather spectacular scenery. A free flight bird show is held daily, between 11:00 and 14:00. There's also a chance to check out the 'baby room' for birds. |
For more information contact (031) 579 4600 |
Take a trip back to the 80's with the Barnyard Theatre at Gateway Shopping Centre and experience the blast from the past with songs like Danger Zone, St Elmos Fire, Take my breath away, Flash Gordon, Xanadu and Ghost Busters. |
For more information contact The Barnyard Gateway (031) 566 3045 or visit www.barnyardtheatres.co.za |
Keep the kids entertained, with a variety of fun and games such as go carting, funfair, slides, pool bar, ten-pin bowling and adventure golf. |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 |
There's great entertainment for the whole family at Fantasy Forest. Here you can enjoy Ten Pin Bowling, there is a Pool & Action Bar, Go Carts, Bumper Cars, Mini Golf, Foofie Slide and an Amusement Arcade. Open 7 days a week from 9am till late |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 Opening hours: Open daily from 09h00 till late. |
Hides of Africa is a Durban based African arts and crafts centre that prides themselves in sourcing and trading in high quality African crafts. Hides of Africa has something to suit every artistic palate, with the collection spanning to include ceramics, carvings and other pieces of art.Hides of Africa offers their high quality African crafts to the public at extremely competitive prices. |
For more information contact (031) 561 2565 |
The sharks board ensures that the KZN beach are safe for bathers and offers lives shows and boat rides and interesting insite about sharks |
For more information contact (031) 566 0400 |
A live musical tribute to The Beatles. Show Times: Wednesday - Saturday: 8pm and Sunday: 3pm. Tickets through Computicket |
For more information contact the Izulu Theatre on 083 915 8000 (Computicket) or visit www.computicket.com |
For an adventure of your life! Enjoy a walk, trot or gallop across the shore, splashing through the waves. Ride on a bare back horse to the halfway picnic site, weather permitting |
For more information contact 084 467 0752 |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. Is a good bathing and surfing beach. Has a tidal pool, refreshment facilities. |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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An animal farm for all where you can enjoy the tea garden that offers light lunches, breakfast, cakes and beverages in a lovely setting overlooking the farms on the opposite side of the valley. You can feed and pet the animals, milk a cow, ride a pony and even go on a tractor ride. |
For more information contact (031) 765 2240 or 082 979 6030 |
Phezulu Safari Park is one of Durbans most exciting tourism venues, in Botha's Hill, only 35 km's from central Durban.The Phezulu village is home to the world famous Gasa clan and allowes visitors the opportunity to get a taste and feel of Africa.Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.
Take a guided tour with one of the guides through our Crocodile and Snake Park or take the Zulu Cultural Village Tour and watch the traditional Zulu Dancing Show.We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Indulge in the one hour scenic Game drive where you can see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views. Truely an unforgetable experience |
For more information contact (031) 777 1000 / (031) 777 1464 |
Situated on the slopes of Berea Hill, Durban's Botanic Gardens is certain not to disappoint. It is home to a huge variety of trees and plants, an orchid house, vast herbarium and a sensory garden, tropical colours and fragrances. The garden is well known for its rare Cycad collection. The gardens often host live open-air concerts. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Is also known as a plant library preserving more than 100 000 specimens collected over the past100 years and as a working museum offering a scientific model of the way we currently understand the flora of natal which has 5000 plant species, making this tremendous diversity one of the regions richest resources. The natal herbarium is also a pioneer in ethnobotany with research enabling the region to cope with the demands of a growing population who for traditional purposes use such plants as medicine, low cast housing materials and fuel. |
For more information contact (031) 202 4095 |
Also popular with boogie board riders but otherwise a normal bathing beach. |
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Very popular and very crowded when the shad are biting. Shad season starts in May. |
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Enjoy a day out. Burman Bush Nature Reserve is the ideal place to spend a day out with the family. |
For more information contact (031) 312 4466 |
There are paddling pools nearby. North of most of Durban's main beaches on the Golden Mile. |
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Lots of fun activities planed for the kids to keep them occupied while the adults try one of our oher activities… |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Enjoy and afternoon of fun with family and friends at the paintball site. Originally, Paintball markers were intended for use by forestry workers to mark trees and by cattle farmers to mark their cattle. It soon occurred to individuals to use the paintball markers to shoot the paintballs at each other in a game of capture the flag. |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Great fun for out door lovers! There is no better way to explore Natal as Fat Traxx trails takes riders through stupendous river valleys, along escarpments with endless majestic views. Experience the magnificence of rural Africa, the Dolphin coast and much more. The trail will take the riders along cane breaks, over hill climbs, through muddy patches, over water crossings, across bridges, and along narrow bush paths. So get your gear together and come join us |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Kids education through entertainment. See well known Durban Singer and musical Theatre performer Kerry Cherry.A musical narration of the story ” NOAH AND THE ARK” with fun and familiar Sing-a-longs, Dancing, Sock puppets, Creative Kids Crafts, Colouring in Competitions and a free toy for each child. But wait...that's not all!! Kids can also dress up as thier favourite animal and join in on the fun. Shows are at 11am and 14:30pm everyday and runs for 1H30. |
For more information contact The Rhumbelow Theatre on 031 205 7602 or visist www.rhumbelow.za.net |
A small 10 hectare remnant of the once - extensive forest known as Stella bush. Located in Berea ridge, one of the more affluent suburbs of Durban. Its shallow valley faces east towards Durban bay and the two slopes - the dry north facing and the moist south facing - show marked differences in vegetation. This park was named a natural heritage site for its large population of the natal elm, a rare species growing in the wild. Forested slopes have provided an excellent habitat for a wide variety of bird species. The park is linked via a series of "wild" looking traffic islands to Bulwer park. |
For more information contact (031) 205 1919 |
The waterfront area is located at the entrance to the busiest port in South Africa and is made up of a wonderful mix of shops, pubs, restaurants and luxury accommodation. You can see Durban's oldest historical and listing buildings being refurbished and repainted.Spend the day wandering around this exciting area that has so much to offer. |
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The perfect family picnic spot, with grassy areas, paddling pools and slides for children. It is less crowded than the central beaches and there are abundant parking facilities. Well supplied with ablution blocks and showers. |
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A safe stretch of swimming beach where the deck is complete with loungers, umbrellas, showers and a small refreshment outlet. Perfect for joggers, walkers and cyclists. |
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Addington is a wide, sandy beach with sunbathing lawns and public facilities. It is a favourite surfing venue. |
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This serene garden of subtropical flower beds, fish pools and fountains is spacious and relaxing. There is also a regular flea market... |
For more information contact (031) 322 4338 |
Calypso Dive and Adventure Centre is located at uShaka Marine World, and is the perfect destination to spend a day with the family. Calypso Dive is not just a diving centre as it also offers diving courses, dive trips into the big Ocean and you can interact with marine life that the Indian Ocean has to offer. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0905 or visit www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Guided tour of this world class facility, which will comprise of a visit to the aquarium with both indoor and outdoor displays and exhibits of South Africa's unique Indian and Atlantic Ocean Marine life. Also included in the tour is a Dolphin, Seal and Penguin show. Visit Indian Markets, where you can get a taste of Indian culture. Enjoy the scents of spices and see the hawkers and herbalists ply their trades. DEPARTS: Daily - 09h00 |
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Come share in the FUN with family and friends as Funworld is a must when you in Durban.This secure amusement park will keep you entertained for hours on end. The Cablecar provides a remarkable scenic view of the beach-front from the air.There are also paddling pools. |
For more information contact (031) 332 9776 |
You can go for a Gondola ride when you visit Ushaka Marine World. It`s a nice way to relax after a fun filled day.We are situated on Durbans Point Waterfront canal. You can find us next to Ushaka Village Walk. This one of a kind experience takes you on a ride down the beautiful canals around our Country in true African style on uniquely designed gondolas. |
For more information contact 082 592 7544 |
A huge hit with the kids is this outdoor miniature model of Durban that has meticulous 1:25 scale replicas of many recognisable buildings; an aircraft that circles the runway but never takes off; as well as a working train and a harbour full of activity. A small model train display also enthrals the young ones. This is a charitable project so many of the buildings are looking a bit worse for wear, but it's still fun to stroll through. |
For more information contact (031) 337 7892 |
One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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Open seven days a week, five sessions daily during school and public holidays.Skate sessions are at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 7pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and 7:30pm (Friday and Saturday). |
For more information contact (031) 332 4597 |
A unique feature for tourists. Pullers in their brightly coloured garb, with spring in their step, will take you for a joyride through the beach front. |
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Durban is where the Master of Water will be crowned. Following its success, Hansgrohe continues is a fast growing volunteer sport, 31 top lifesaving athletes from across the country will participate and compete at an international level in 2 main categories; beach and surf. The events include beach flags, sprints, swim, board, ski and the iron man challenge.So come join us at Kings Beach and join us for an afternoon of lifesaving fun.
Please Note: Dates for this event to be confirmed. |
For more information contact (021) 448 2020 |
The Aquarium at uShaka Marine World offers visitors a glimpse into the West Indian Ocean, showcasing a wide diversity of marine life. |
For more information contact (031) 702 3234 or www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Perfect for those hot summer days, Wet and wild at Ushaka Marine World is a place for all to enjoy and houses one of the highest slides in Africa. Whether you want to splash around in one of the many pools or just laze around by floating around in the tubes then this is the place to be. |
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Swing both ways - The Big Swing is the only stadium swing in the world, and the largest of any kind, anywhere. Over 2500 heroes have thrown themselves into the void 106m above the pitch and swung out in a 220m arch. Disabled jumper Dave Tate did it, Steve Fisher did it in a kayak and city manager Mike Sutcliffe got some help doing it from a Durban citizen who entered a radio competition and won the right to push Mike off the edge. R595 per person. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Visit what was probably South Africa's first real skyscraper, built in 1933. It is a fine example of Art Deco architecture. |
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Built 1910, It was designed Stanley Hudson, and was inspired by the city hall in Belfast . Amongst other things , the buildings house the city hall, municipal offices, library, Natural History Museum and art gallery |
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With this year being 150 years for the Indian labours come pay us a visit and learn about Gandhi in South Africa, indentured Indian labour, paintings, cultural artefacts, jewellery, traditional clothing as well as culinary arts. The Indian culture and the Indian community is a hugely important part of South Africa's history, and the Durban Cultural and Documentation Centre preserves this history well. |
For more information contact (031) 309 7559 Opening hours: From 09h00 to 17h00 Monday to Friday and Sunday. |
See stuffed insects, birds, fish and reptiles that echo evidence of their earthly existence. Explore the Hall of Earth Sciences Gallery, meet Peter Amen the authentic Egyptian Mummy and journey back in time with innovative exhibitions informing on the origins of Africa. This museum parts with knowledge through fascinating visual displays contributing to the conservation of natural heritage |
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Situated opposite the Durban City Hall. Offers relief from the concrete surrounds of the city and allows office workers a lunchtime relaxation spot. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Experience the Medieval days of Robin Hood and his Merry Men which is sure to be fun for all ages as you journey through Sherwood forest with the dragons, forest creatures, transformations, battles and dances, and the fun of familiar songs and witty jokes. |
For more information contact (031) 466 2340 |
Durban's new icon, Moses Mabhida stadium, offers a variety of experiences and attractions for fun-seeking families, couples looking for a bit of romance or corporate team-building.Take a trip on the SkyCar or 550-step adventure walk to the top of the arch and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Durban. Or take a look inside the stadium on one of our all-access (90 mins) or general (45m mins) tours. For the adrenalin junkie try plunging off the 106 metre arch on the Big Swing.In just eight months 200 000 people have flocked to the stadium to try out the range of activities of offer. There will also be a total of 20 shops, seven of which are already open and doing good trade: Big Rush Big Swing, Keg & Spear, Nino's, Sneakers, STS Sport, Cuba Lounge and a Visitor Centre. More restaurants, fast foods and a Virgin Active gym are due to open over the coming months.The stadium is the perfect location for functions, conferences, product launches and has a wide variety of stunning venues to offer.
R50 adults/ R25 children U12 (pensioners discount 10%)
SkyWalk
R80, no children U10 (pensioners discount 10%)
Stadium tours
Professional tour (90 mins) R75
General tour (45 mins) R20 adults/ R15 children U12/ Free children U6
pensioners discount 10% - 031 582 8242 www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
For more information contact (031)582 8242 or visit www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
This clock was donated by the Portuguese government in 1897 to commemorate the discovery in 1487 of Port Natal by Vasco da Gama. |
For more information contact (031) 304 4934 |
The equestrian statue of Dick King, who in 1842, accomplished the 950 km journey from Durban to Grahamstown, on horseback in 10 days to secure help for the besieged British garrison at the old fort in Durban. |
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Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
The busiest harbour in South Africa has a variety of entertainment for all... |
For more information contact (031) 361 9799 |
Since 1905, The Sarie Marais offers Pleasure Cruises and is the oldest boating company in South Africa and offers hourly boat trips around the harbour or out to sea, depending on the weather. |
For more information contact (031) 305 4022 or (031) 304 7737 |
After a working day pushing tankers around Durban's harbour, tubby little tugboats rest at the bluff listening to live African jazz, rock or Reggae performed on the deck at the BAT Centre. This Bartel Arts Trust venue is an urban arts and cultural centre serving as a platform of exposure for emergent local artistic aptitude. The BAT Centre is a Non Profit Organisation established in 1985 and dedicated to artistic upliftment for the benefit of the country by means of craft, dance, music, literature and visual arts. Watch live artists at work, live musicians at play and live dancers in motion. Artefacts, basket weaving, beadwork, bronzes, carvings, ceramics, drawings, etchings, jewellery, mouldings, pottery, sculptures, sketches, tapestry, textiles, wire-work , woodwork and word work are all on display and for sale at the bayside gallery. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0451 |
Join the Duchess and the Doctor, as they present to you their famous family of fleas. Fantastic for kids of all ages to experience Tiniest Circus on Earth!
Starts 11am daily |
For more information contact The Catalina Theatre (031) 305 6889 or visit www.catalinatheatre.co.za |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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An example of the subtleties and complexities of a finely balanced ecology; these swamps were declared a national monument in 1980 and have undergone intense conservation efforts. The swamps form a unique ecosystem, with flora and fauna growing where the land meets the sea. |
For more information contact 082 559 2839 |
An excellent outing for children who can hop aboard the mini-train at the Model Engineers' Miniature Railway located just off Virginia Circle. Well secured and has a playground. |
For more information contact 082 577 2067 |
The forest provides an interesting exploration for nature lovers and ample opportunity for peaceful and relaxing walks. It has an abundant birdlife and supports the African goshhawk. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
Normal Kloof-Inchanga-Kloof trains departing at 08h30 and 12h30 and Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga trains departing at 10h30 and 15h00
or Inchanga-Kloof (one way) at 07h00 or Kloof-Inchanga (one way) at 16h00 (make your own return transport arrangements) Catch the 07h00 departure from Inchanga to Kloof, 09h30 arrival at Inchanga. Then you can visit the Inchanga Craft Market before making your way back home. "Early Bird" - Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga at 07h00 (telephone booking only) |
For more information contact (031) 303 3003 or 082 353 6003 |
For a day of rest and relaxation visit the tea garden. There is an aray of exotic birds, tropical fish, small animals and reptiles. Over 6000 rose bushes with new varieties being added every year. Ideal for picnics or lazy siesta reading. The kids ca entertain themselves with a variety of play equipment which is provided for children of all ages. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve is situated along the Umbilo River, and covers an area of 100ha. It has a number of hiking trails, and picnic and braai sites. The Paradise Valley Nature reserve features a number of scenic picnic sites, public toilets, braai facilities, a car park and a visitors centre a beautiful waterfall, and a wide variety of fauna and flora. |
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The Umgeni River Bird Park is reputed to be the best of its kind in the region. Visitors have plenty of opportunity to admire its collection of some 3,000 native and exotic birds as well as some rather spectacular scenery. A free flight bird show is held daily, between 11:00 and 14:00. There's also a chance to check out the 'baby room' for birds. |
For more information contact (031) 579 4600 |
Take a trip back to the 80's with the Barnyard Theatre at Gateway Shopping Centre and experience the blast from the past with songs like Danger Zone, St Elmos Fire, Take my breath away, Flash Gordon, Xanadu and Ghost Busters. |
For more information contact The Barnyard Gateway (031) 566 3045 or visit www.barnyardtheatres.co.za |
Keep the kids entertained, with a variety of fun and games such as go carting, funfair, slides, pool bar, ten-pin bowling and adventure golf. |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 |
There's great entertainment for the whole family at Fantasy Forest. Here you can enjoy Ten Pin Bowling, there is a Pool & Action Bar, Go Carts, Bumper Cars, Mini Golf, Foofie Slide and an Amusement Arcade. Open 7 days a week from 9am till late |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 Opening hours: Open daily from 09h00 till late. |
Hides of Africa is a Durban based African arts and crafts centre that prides themselves in sourcing and trading in high quality African crafts. Hides of Africa has something to suit every artistic palate, with the collection spanning to include ceramics, carvings and other pieces of art.Hides of Africa offers their high quality African crafts to the public at extremely competitive prices. |
For more information contact (031) 561 2565 |
The sharks board ensures that the KZN beach are safe for bathers and offers lives shows and boat rides and interesting insite about sharks |
For more information contact (031) 566 0400 |
A live musical tribute to The Beatles. Show Times: Wednesday - Saturday: 8pm and Sunday: 3pm. Tickets through Computicket |
For more information contact the Izulu Theatre on 083 915 8000 (Computicket) or visit www.computicket.com |
For an adventure of your life! Enjoy a walk, trot or gallop across the shore, splashing through the waves. Ride on a bare back horse to the halfway picnic site, weather permitting |
For more information contact 084 467 0752 |
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Disclaimer: Flexi Club is no way responsible for the accuracy of the contact details and product information displayed for these travel products. If you find some details are inaccurate, please advise the Club.
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. Is a good bathing and surfing beach. Has a tidal pool, refreshment facilities. |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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Enjoy an early Breakfast or light meals offered in the Bizzy Lizzy tea garden. Opening hours daily 08h00 to 17h00 |
For more information contact (031) 777 1855 |
Phezulu Safari Park is one of Durbans most exciting tourism venues, in Botha's Hill, only 35 km's from central Durban.The Phezulu village is home to the world famous Gasa clan and allowes visitors the opportunity to get a taste and feel of Africa.Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.
Take a guided tour with one of the guides through our Crocodile and Snake Park or take the Zulu Cultural Village Tour and watch the traditional Zulu Dancing Show.We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Indulge in the one hour scenic Game drive where you can see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views. Truely an unforgetable experience |
For more information contact (031) 777 1000 / (031) 777 1464 |
Situated on the slopes of Berea Hill, Durban's Botanic Gardens is certain not to disappoint. It is home to a huge variety of trees and plants, an orchid house, vast herbarium and a sensory garden, tropical colours and fragrances. The garden is well known for its rare Cycad collection. The gardens often host live open-air concerts. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Very popular and very crowded when the shad are biting. Shad season starts in May. |
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There are paddling pools nearby. North of most of Durban's main beaches on the Golden Mile. |
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The waterfront area is located at the entrance to the busiest port in South Africa and is made up of a wonderful mix of shops, pubs, restaurants and luxury accommodation. You can see Durban's oldest historical and listing buildings being refurbished and repainted.Spend the day wandering around this exciting area that has so much to offer. |
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The perfect family picnic spot, with grassy areas, paddling pools and slides for children. It is less crowded than the central beaches and there are abundant parking facilities. Well supplied with ablution blocks and showers. |
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A safe stretch of swimming beach where the deck is complete with loungers, umbrellas, showers and a small refreshment outlet. Perfect for joggers, walkers and cyclists. |
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This serene garden of subtropical flower beds, fish pools and fountains is spacious and relaxing. There is also a regular flea market... |
For more information contact (031) 322 4338 |
One of the most secluded and unspoilt parts of the Golden Mile. Ideal for those looking for peace and quiet, but not too far from the action of the central beaches. |
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Guided tour of this world class facility, which will comprise of a visit to the aquarium with both indoor and outdoor displays and exhibits of South Africa's unique Indian and Atlantic Ocean Marine life. Also included in the tour is a Dolphin, Seal and Penguin show. Visit Indian Markets, where you can get a taste of Indian culture. Enjoy the scents of spices and see the hawkers and herbalists ply their trades. DEPARTS: Daily - 09h00 |
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You can go for a Gondola ride when you visit Ushaka Marine World. It`s a nice way to relax after a fun filled day.We are situated on Durbans Point Waterfront canal. You can find us next to Ushaka Village Walk. This one of a kind experience takes you on a ride down the beautiful canals around our Country in true African style on uniquely designed gondolas. |
For more information contact 082 592 7544 |
One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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A unique feature for tourists. Pullers in their brightly coloured garb, with spring in their step, will take you for a joyride through the beach front. |
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The Aquarium at uShaka Marine World offers visitors a glimpse into the West Indian Ocean, showcasing a wide diversity of marine life. |
For more information contact (031) 702 3234 or www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Perfect for those hot summer days, Wet and wild at Ushaka Marine World is a place for all to enjoy and houses one of the highest slides in Africa. Whether you want to splash around in one of the many pools or just laze around by floating around in the tubes then this is the place to be. |
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Built 1910, It was designed Stanley Hudson, and was inspired by the city hall in Belfast . Amongst other things , the buildings house the city hall, municipal offices, library, Natural History Museum and art gallery |
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See stuffed insects, birds, fish and reptiles that echo evidence of their earthly existence. Explore the Hall of Earth Sciences Gallery, meet Peter Amen the authentic Egyptian Mummy and journey back in time with innovative exhibitions informing on the origins of Africa. This museum parts with knowledge through fascinating visual displays contributing to the conservation of natural heritage |
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Situated opposite the Durban City Hall. Offers relief from the concrete surrounds of the city and allows office workers a lunchtime relaxation spot. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
Durban's new icon, Moses Mabhida stadium, offers a variety of experiences and attractions for fun-seeking families, couples looking for a bit of romance or corporate team-building.Take a trip on the SkyCar or 550-step adventure walk to the top of the arch and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Durban. Or take a look inside the stadium on one of our all-access (90 mins) or general (45m mins) tours. For the adrenalin junkie try plunging off the 106 metre arch on the Big Swing.In just eight months 200 000 people have flocked to the stadium to try out the range of activities of offer. There will also be a total of 20 shops, seven of which are already open and doing good trade: Big Rush Big Swing, Keg & Spear, Nino's, Sneakers, STS Sport, Cuba Lounge and a Visitor Centre. More restaurants, fast foods and a Virgin Active gym are due to open over the coming months.The stadium is the perfect location for functions, conferences, product launches and has a wide variety of stunning venues to offer.
R50 adults/ R25 children U12 (pensioners discount 10%)
SkyWalk
R80, no children U10 (pensioners discount 10%)
Stadium tours
Professional tour (90 mins) R75
General tour (45 mins) R20 adults/ R15 children U12/ Free children U6
pensioners discount 10% - 031 582 8242 www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
For more information contact (031)582 8242 or visit www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
The busiest harbour in South Africa has a variety of entertainment for all... |
For more information contact (031) 361 9799 |
Since 1905, The Sarie Marais offers Pleasure Cruises and is the oldest boating company in South Africa and offers hourly boat trips around the harbour or out to sea, depending on the weather. |
For more information contact (031) 305 4022 or (031) 304 7737 |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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A breath taking valley of lakes, cascading waterfalls and rustic bridges, with their weeping willow, and a wealth of birdlife and fish. Hours: Mon - Sun 7:30am - 4:00pm. |
For more information contact (031) 311 6976 |
The forest provides an interesting exploration for nature lovers and ample opportunity for peaceful and relaxing walks. It has an abundant birdlife and supports the African goshhawk. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
Normal Kloof-Inchanga-Kloof trains departing at 08h30 and 12h30 and Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga trains departing at 10h30 and 15h00
or Inchanga-Kloof (one way) at 07h00 or Kloof-Inchanga (one way) at 16h00 (make your own return transport arrangements) Catch the 07h00 departure from Inchanga to Kloof, 09h30 arrival at Inchanga. Then you can visit the Inchanga Craft Market before making your way back home. "Early Bird" - Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga at 07h00 (telephone booking only) |
For more information contact (031) 303 3003 or 082 353 6003 |
For a day of rest and relaxation visit the tea garden. There is an aray of exotic birds, tropical fish, small animals and reptiles. Over 6000 rose bushes with new varieties being added every year. Ideal for picnics or lazy siesta reading. The kids ca entertain themselves with a variety of play equipment which is provided for children of all ages. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve is situated along the Umbilo River, and covers an area of 100ha. It has a number of hiking trails, and picnic and braai sites. The Paradise Valley Nature reserve features a number of scenic picnic sites, public toilets, braai facilities, a car park and a visitors centre a beautiful waterfall, and a wide variety of fauna and flora. |
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For Tropical plant lovers. The nursery tries to supply customers with plants that will thrive in Durban's climate. Has a thatched, thai-style village set in a magical jungle. Arising from the lush surroundings is the café jungle rendezvous which offers breakfast, lunch and tea. Opening hours Tues to Sun 08h30 to 16h30 closed Mon |
For more information contact (031) 207 7642 |
Take a trip back to the 80's with the Barnyard Theatre at Gateway Shopping Centre and experience the blast from the past with songs like Danger Zone, St Elmos Fire, Take my breath away, Flash Gordon, Xanadu and Ghost Busters. |
For more information contact The Barnyard Gateway (031) 566 3045 or visit www.barnyardtheatres.co.za |
A live musical tribute to The Beatles. Show Times: Wednesday - Saturday: 8pm and Sunday: 3pm. Tickets through Computicket |
For more information contact the Izulu Theatre on 083 915 8000 (Computicket) or visit www.computicket.com |
For an adventure of your life! Enjoy a walk, trot or gallop across the shore, splashing through the waves. Ride on a bare back horse to the halfway picnic site, weather permitting |
For more information contact 084 467 0752 |
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Disclaimer: Flexi Club is no way responsible for the accuracy of the contact details and product information displayed for these travel products. If you find some details are inaccurate, please advise the Club.
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. Is a good bathing and surfing beach. Has a tidal pool, refreshment facilities. |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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Have you always wondered what it would be like to touch the clouds, well you just might be able to! The time has come to feel the thrill, to spread your wings, to live your dream. No previous experience is required as you will be accompanied by a licensed Paragliding Instructor. |
For more information contact 082 904 1020 |
Phezulu Safari Park is one of Durbans most exciting tourism venues, in Botha's Hill, only 35 km's from central Durban.The Phezulu village is home to the world famous Gasa clan and allowes visitors the opportunity to get a taste and feel of Africa.Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.
Take a guided tour with one of the guides through our Crocodile and Snake Park or take the Zulu Cultural Village Tour and watch the traditional Zulu Dancing Show.We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Indulge in the one hour scenic Game drive where you can see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views. Truely an unforgetable experience |
For more information contact (031) 777 1000 / (031) 777 1464 |
Also popular with boogie board riders but otherwise a normal bathing beach. |
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Bathing beach also popular with boogie boards. |
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Enjoy a day out. Burman Bush Nature Reserve is the ideal place to spend a day out with the family. |
For more information contact (031) 312 4466 |
Dairy Beach is one of Durban's most popular beaches. Joggers and cyclists are a constant feature along this attractive area. |
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Archery is the art, practice, or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow. Archery has historically been used for hunting and combat; in modern times, however, its main use is that of a recreational activity. One who practises archery is typically known as an "archer" or "bowman," and one who is fond of or an expert at archery can be referred to as a "toxophilite." |
For more information contact 082 4775 837 |
Lots of fun activities planed for the kids to keep them occupied while the adults try one of our oher activities… |
For more information contact 082 4775 837 |
Enjoy and afternoon of fun with family and friends at the paintball site. Originally, Paintball markers were intended for use by forestry workers to mark trees and by cattle farmers to mark their cattle. It soon occurred to individuals to use the paintball markers to shoot the paintballs at each other in a game of capture the flag. |
For more information contact 082 4775 837 |
Great fun for out door lovers! There is no better way to explore Natal as Fat Traxx trails takes riders through stupendous river valleys, along escarpments with endless majestic views. Experience the magnificence of rural Africa, the Dolphin coast and much more. The trail will take the riders along cane breaks, over hill climbs, through muddy patches, over water crossings, across bridges, and along narrow bush paths. So get your gear together and come join us |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
The perfect family picnic spot, with grassy areas, paddling pools and slides for children. It is less crowded than the central beaches and there are abundant parking facilities. Well supplied with ablution blocks and showers. |
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A safe stretch of swimming beach where the deck is complete with loungers, umbrellas, showers and a small refreshment outlet. Perfect for joggers, walkers and cyclists. |
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Addington is a wide, sandy beach with sunbathing lawns and public facilities. It is a favourite surfing venue. |
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Calypso Dive and Adventure Centre is located at uShaka Marine World, and is the perfect destination to spend a day with the family. Calypso Dive is not just a diving centre as it also offers diving courses, dive trips into the big Ocean and you can interact with marine life that the Indian Ocean has to offer. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0905 or visit www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Come share in the FUN with family and friends as Funworld is a must when you in Durban.This secure amusement park will keep you entertained for hours on end. The Cablecar provides a remarkable scenic view of the beach-front from the air.There are also paddling pools. |
For more information contact (031) 332 9776 |
Swimming is only allowed in the December holidays. Popular with the sport enthusiasts. Jetskiing, jogging, walking, kite-flying and a host of other activities are always on the go. This is also a great spot to enjoy a Sunday afternoon braai or a spot fishing. Showers and ablution facilities. |
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One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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Open seven days a week, five sessions daily during school and public holidays.Skate sessions are at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 7pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and 7:30pm (Friday and Saturday). Skate sessions are two hours and cost R25 per person and R30 per person on Fridays and Saturdays. |
For more information contact (031) 332 4597 |
A unique feature for tourists. Pullers in their brightly coloured garb, with spring in their step, will take you for a joyride through the beach front. |
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Durban is where the Master of Water will be crowned. Following its success, Hansgrohe continues is a fast growing volunteer sport, 31 top lifesaving athletes from across the country will participate and compete at an international level in 2 main categories; beach and surf. The events include beach flags, sprints, swim, board, ski and the iron man challenge.So come join us at Kings Beach and join us for an afternoon of lifesaving fun.
Please Note: Dates for this event to be confirmed. |
For more information contact (021) 448 2020 |
Perfect for those hot summer days, Wet and wild at Ushaka Marine World is a place for all to enjoy and houses one of the highest slides in Africa. Whether you want to splash around in one of the many pools or just laze around by floating around in the tubes then this is the place to be. |
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Swing both ways - The Big Swing is the only stadium swing in the world, and the largest of any kind, anywhere. Over 2500 heroes have thrown themselves into the void 106m above the pitch and swung out in a 220m arch. Disabled jumper Dave Tate did it, Steve Fisher did it in a kayak and city manager Mike Sutcliffe got some help doing it from a Durban citizen who entered a radio competition and won the right to push Mike off the edge. R595 per person. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Built 1910, It was designed Stanley Hudson, and was inspired by the city hall in Belfast . Amongst other things , the buildings house the city hall, municipal offices, library, Natural History Museum and art gallery. |
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Durban's new icon, Moses Mabhida stadium, offers a variety of experiences and attractions for fun-seeking families, couples looking for a bit of romance or corporate team-building.Take a trip on the SkyCar or 550-step adventure walk to the top of the arch and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Durban. Or take a look inside the stadium on one of our all-access (90 mins) or general (45m mins) tours. For the adrenalin junkie try plunging off the 106 metre arch on the Big Swing.In just eight months 200 000 people have flocked to the stadium to try out the range of activities of offer. There will also be a total of 20 shops, seven of which are already open and doing good trade: Big Rush Big Swing, Keg & Spear, Nino's, Sneakers, STS Sport, Cuba Lounge and a Visitor Centre. More restaurants, fast foods and a Virgin Active gym are due to open over the coming months.The stadium is the perfect location for functions, conferences, product launches and has a wide variety of stunning venues to offer. R50 adults/ R25 children U12 (pensioners discount 10%),SkyWalk R80, no children U10 (pensioners discount 10%),Stadium tours,,Professional tour (90 mins) R75, General tour (45 mins) R20 adults/ R15 children U12/ Free children U6, pensioners discount 10% - 031 582 8242 www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
For more information contact (031) 582 8242 or visit www.mosesmabhidastadium.co.za |
Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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An example of the subtleties and complexities of a finely balanced ecology; these swamps were declared a national monument in 1980 and have undergone intense conservation efforts. The swamps form a unique ecosystem, with flora and fauna growing where the land meets the sea. |
For more information contact 082 559 2839 |
Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
A very large, undeveloped dam situated on the Umgeni River. |
For more information contact (031) 766 9946 |
Normal Kloof-Inchanga-Kloof trains departing at 08h30 and 12h30 and Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga trains departing at 10h30 and 15h00
or Inchanga-Kloof (one way) at 07h00 or Kloof-Inchanga (one way) at 16h00 (make your own return transport arrangements) Catch the 07h00 departure from Inchanga to Kloof, 09h30 arrival at Inchanga. Then you can visit the Inchanga Craft Market before making your way back home. "Early Bird" - Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga at 07h00 (telephone booking only) |
For more information contact (031) 303 3003 or 082 353 6003 |
This annual event is a must for all Sports fanatics, the Dusi Canoe Marathon is one of the largest of its kind in the world, since it was first completed in 1951. Each year about 2000 participants – men and women of all ages – as well as 2000 to 3000 seconders or supporters, attendant this race. |
For more information contact ray@raydevries.co.za |
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve is situated along the Umbilo River, and covers an area of 100ha. It has a number of hiking trails, and picnic and braai sites. The Paradise Valley Nature reserve features a number of scenic picnic sites, public toilets, braai facilities, a car park and a visitors centre a beautiful waterfall, and a wide variety of fauna and flora. |
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Specializing in scenic helicopter flights, ideal for private and special occasions and has a lovely range of packages to choose from. Try one of the FLY-In Packages, in the convenience and novelty of a helicopter. As a bonus, these above two tours include a ride along the KZN coast with the possibility of seeing dolphins surfing the waves and whales frolicking in the Indian Ocean. For any occasion, from proposals, weddings, yearend bonuses to just leisure and fun, it's an unforgettable experience. |
For more information contact 084 257 0835 |
This is one of only three watertouch bungee's in the world; marshal your courage and give this unique and exhilarating experience a try. While you're there, put your rock climbing skills to the test on the massive climbing wall. |
For more information contact (031) 514 0500 |
Keep the kids entertained, with a variety of fun and games such as go carting, funfair, slides, pool bar, ten-pin bowling and adventure golf. |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 |
There's great entertainment for the whole family at Fantasy Forest. Here you can enjoy Ten Pin Bowling, there is a Pool & Action Bar, Go Carts, Bumper Cars, Mini Golf, Foofie Slide and an Amusement Arcade. Open 7 days a week from 9am till late |
For more information contact (031) 566 1897 Opening hours: Open daily from 09h00 till late. |
Ocean Ventures aims to bring you quality marine eco-experiences and adventures that will give you a whole new perspective of this beautiful and abundant coastline. |
For more information contact 086 100 1138 |
With some of the wildest terrain right here, extreme motoring enthusiasts will be over heating with excitement.The carefully crafted expedition will take you into hidden canyons, through river beds over Surprise ridge and so much more. Nissan supply you a vehicle and a guide to get you through the 10 min off road track.Taking you through water traps, sand pits and around the treacherous roll over corner, pushing your vehicle to over a 40 degree tilt! An exhilarating drive, and the memories of the will stay with you for a lifetime. |
For more information contact (031) 570 9200 |
Featuring the D-Rex, two Flow Rider Waves, a Skate Park designed by Tony Hawk, live music, bar and restaurant with a view. |
For more information contact (031) 570 9200 |
For an adventure of your life! Enjoy a walk, trot or gallop across the shore, splashing through the waves. Ride on a bare back horse to the halfway picnic site, weather permitting |
For more information contact 084 467 0752 |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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For more information contact 082 904 1020 |
Enjoy an early Breakfast or light meals offered in the Bizzy Lizzy tea garden. Opening hours daily 08h00 to 17h00 |
For more information contact (031) 777 1855 |
Phezulu Safari Park is one of Durbans most exciting tourism venues, in Botha's Hill, only 35 km's from central Durban.The Phezulu village is home to the world famous Gasa clan and allowes visitors the opportunity to get a taste and feel of Africa.Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.
Take a guided tour with one of the guides through our Crocodile and Snake Park or take the Zulu Cultural Village Tour and watch the traditional Zulu Dancing Show.We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Indulge in the one hour scenic Game drive where you can see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views. Truely an unforgetable experience |
For more information contact (031) 777 1000 / (031) 777 1464 |
Situated on the slopes of Berea Hill, Durban's Botanic Gardens is certain not to disappoint. It is home to a huge variety of trees and plants, an orchid house, vast herbarium and a sensory garden, tropical colours and fragrances. The garden is well known for its rare Cycad collection. The gardens often host live open-air concerts. |
For more information contact (031) 201 1303 |
This historic complex, which is the centre for natal botany for over 90 years is situated above Durban botanic gardens. It is used for botanical research and training. It also offers information on the collection and preservation of knowledge on plant biodiversity in natal, projects researching the traditional usage of plants, training courses on the identification of plants. It is also known as a plant library preserving more than 100 000 specimens collected over the past100 years and as a working museum offering a scientific model of the way we currently understand the flora of natal which has 5000 plant species (more than 3 times the number found in England), making this tremendous diversity one of the regions richest resources. The natal herbarium is also a pioneer in ethnobotany with research enabling the region to cope with the demands of a growing population who for traditional purposes use such plants as medicine, low cast housing materials and fuel. |
For more information contact (031) 202 4095 |
A small 10 hectare remnant of the once - extensive forest known as Stella bush. Located in Berea ridge, one of the more affluent suburbs of Durban. Its shallow valley faces east towards Durban bay and the two slopes - the dry north facing and the moist south facing - show marked differences in vegetation. This park was named a natural heritage site for its large population of the natal elm, a rare species growing in the wild. Forested slopes have provided an excellent habitat for a wide variety of bird species. The park is linked via a series of "wild" looking traffic islands to Bulwer park. |
For more information contact (031) 205 1919 |
One of the most secluded and unspoilt parts of the Golden Mile. Ideal for those looking for peace and quiet, but not too far from the action of the central beaches. |
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Guided tour of this world class facility, which will comprise of a visit to the aquarium with both indoor and outdoor displays and exhibits of South Africa's unique Indian and Atlantic Ocean Marine life. Also included in the tour is a Dolphin, Seal and Penguin show. Visit Indian Markets, where you can get a taste of Indian culture. Enjoy the scents of spices and see the hawkers and herbalists ply their trades. DEPARTS: Daily - 09h00 |
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You can go for a Gondola ride when you visit Ushaka Marine World. It`s a nice way to relax after a fun filled day.We are situated on Durbans Point Waterfront canal. You can find us next to Ushaka Village Walk. This one of a kind experience takes you on a ride down the beautiful canals around our Country in true African style on uniquely designed gondolas. Like Venice in Africa, these 8 m long gondolas with their unique design and ethnic decor offer a refreshing concept in water craft attractions.
Taking up to 4 adults, each craft has its own gondolier who will guide you in comfort while you relax amongst soft African style cushions on your journey up and down the Grand Canal and beyond. Tickets are on sale from the Shakamojo shop |
For more information contact 082 592 7544 |
A huge hit with the kids is this outdoor miniature model of Durban that has meticulous 1:25 scale replicas of many recognisable buildings; an aircraft that circles the runway but never takes off; as well as a working train and a harbour full of activity. A small model train display also enthrals the young ones. This is a charitable project so many of the buildings are looking a bit worse for wear, but it's still fun to stroll through. |
For more information contact (031) 337 7892 |
One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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Open seven days a week, five sessions daily during school and public holidays.Skate sessions are at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 7pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and 7:30pm (Friday and Saturday). Skate sessions are two hours and cost R25 per person and R30 per person on Fridays and Saturdays. |
For more information contact (031) 332 4597 |
A unique feature for tourists. Pullers in their brightly coloured garb, with spring in their step, will take you for a joyride through the beach front. |
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The Aquarium at uShaka Marine World offers visitors a glimpse into the West Indian Ocean, showcasing a wide diversity of marine life. |
For more information contact (031) 702 3234 or www.ushakamarineworld.co.za |
Swing both ways - The Big Swing is the only stadium swing in the world, and the largest of any kind, anywhere. Over 2500 heroes have thrown themselves into the void 106m above the pitch and swung out in a 220m arch. Disabled jumper Dave Tate did it, Steve Fisher did it in a kayak and city manager Mike Sutcliffe got some help doing it from a Durban citizen who entered a radio competition and won the right to push Mike off the edge. R595 per person. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Visit what was probably South Africa's first real skyscraper, built in 1933. It is a fine example of Art Deco architecture. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Built 1910, It was designed Stanley Hudson, and was inspired by the city hall in Belfast . Amongst other things , the buildings house the city hall, municipal offices, library, Natural History Museum and art gallery. |
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With this year being 150 years for the Indian labours come pay us a visit and learn about Gandhi in South Africa, indentured Indian labour, paintings, cultural artefacts, jewellery, traditional clothing as well as culinary arts. The Indian culture and the Indian community is a hugely important part of South Africa's history, and the Durban Cultural and Documentation Centre preserves this history well. |
For more information contact (031) 309 7559 Opening hours: From 09h00 to 17h00 Monday to Friday and Sunday. |
See stuffed insects, birds, fish and reptiles that echo evidence of their earthly existence. Explore the Hall of Earth Sciences Gallery, meet Peter Amen the authentic Egyptian Mummy and journey back in time with innovative exhibitions informing on the origins of Africa. This museum parts with knowledge through fascinating visual displays contributing to the conservation of natural heritage. |
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This clock was donated by the Portuguese government in 1897 to commemorate the discovery in 1487 of Port Natal by Vasco da Gama. |
For more information contact (031) 304 4934 |
The equestrian statue of Dick King, who in 1842, accomplished the 950 km journey from Durban to Grahamstown, on horseback in 10 days to secure help for the besieged British garrison at the old fort in Durban. |
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Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises. |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
The busiest harbour in South Africa has a variety of entertainment for all... |
For more information contact (031) 361 9799 |
After a working day pushing tankers around Durban's harbour, tubby little tugboats rest at the bluff listening to live African jazz, rock or Reggae performed on the deck at the BAT Centre. This Bartel Arts Trust venue is an urban arts and cultural centre serving as a platform of exposure for emergent local artistic aptitude. The BAT Centre is a Non Profit Organisation established in 1985 and dedicated to artistic upliftment for the benefit of the country by means of craft, dance, music, literature and visual arts. Watch live artists at work, live musicians at play and live dancers in motion. Artefacts, basket weaving, beadwork, bronzes, carvings, ceramics, drawings, etchings, jewellery, mouldings, pottery, sculptures, sketches, tapestry, textiles, wire-work , woodwork and word work are all on display and for sale at the bayside gallery. |
For more information contact (031) 332 0451 |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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An example of the subtleties and complexities of a finely balanced ecology; these swamps were declared a national monument in 1980 and have undergone intense conservation efforts. The swamps form a unique ecosystem, with flora and fauna growing where the land meets the sea. |
For more information contact 082 559 2839 |
A breath taking valley of lakes, cascading waterfalls and rustic bridges, with their weeping willow, and a wealth of birdlife and fish. Hours: Mon - Sun 7:30am - 4:00pm. |
For more information contact (031) 311 6976 |
The forest provides an interesting exploration for nature lovers and ample opportunity for peaceful and relaxing walks. It has an abundant birdlife and supports the African goshhawk. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
Normal Kloof-Inchanga-Kloof trains departing at 08h30 and 12h30 and Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga trains departing at 10h30 and 15h00
or Inchanga-Kloof (one way) at 07h00 or Kloof-Inchanga (one way) at 16h00 (make your own return transport arrangements) Catch the 07h00 departure from Inchanga to Kloof, 09h30 arrival at Inchanga. Then you can visit the Inchanga Craft Market before making your way back home. "Early Bird" - Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga at 07h00 (telephone booking only) |
For more information contact (031) 303 3003 or 082 353 6003 |
The products include Antique Zulu and Xhosa fine beadwork and artefacts, telephone wire products, Ilala Palm Baskets, handmade ceramics, paintings, works on paper, sculpture and embroidery.The vision of The African Art Centre is a society where the work of indigenous artists and craftspeople is acknowledged, respected, appreciated, promoted and preserved to ensure that they are able to earn a sustainable living from their artistic creativity and aftsmanship. |
For more information contact (031) 312 3805 |
A Contemporary Gallery that houses purpose-built, South African art and exquisitely executed craft. Gauranteed to be buying a work of art - a piece that is truly representative of the best that South Africa has to offer. |
For more information contact (031) 312 4364 |
For a day of rest and relaxation visit the tea garden. There is an aray of exotic birds, tropical fish, small animals and reptiles. Over 6000 rose bushes with new varieties being added every year. Ideal for picnics or lazy siesta reading. The kids ca entertain themselves with a variety of play equipment which is provided for children of all ages. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Paradise Valley Nature Reserve is situated along the Umbilo River, and covers an area of 100ha. It has a number of hiking trails, and picnic and braai sites. The Paradise Valley Nature reserve features a number of scenic picnic sites, public toilets, braai facilities, a car park and a visitors centre a beautiful waterfall, and a wide variety of fauna and flora. |
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For Tropical plant lovers. The nursery tries to supply customers with plants that will thrive in Durban's climate. Has a thatched, thai-style village set in a magical jungle. Arising from the lush surroundings is the café jungle rendezvous which offers breakfast, lunch and tea. Opening hours Tues to Sun 08h30 to 16h30 closed Mon |
For more information contact (031) 207 7642 |
The Umgeni river estuary is the largest estuary in the greater Durban area. One of the interesting habitats of the estuary is the beachwood mangrove swamp. |
For more information contact (031) 322 4080 |
Specializing in scenic helicopter flights, ideal for private and special occasions and has a lovely range of packages to choose from. Try one of the FLY-In Packages, in the convenience and novelty of a helicopter. As a bonus, these above two tours include a ride along the KZN coast with the possibility of seeing dolphins surfing the waves and whales frolicking in the Indian Ocean. For any occasion, from proposals, weddings, yearend bonuses to just leisure and fun, it's an unforgettable experience. |
For more information contact 084 257 0835 |
Hides of Africa is a Durban based African arts and crafts centre that prides themselves in sourcing and trading in high quality African crafts. Hides of Africa has something to suit every artistic palate, with the collection spanning to include ceramics, carvings and other pieces of art.Hides of Africa offers their high quality African crafts to the public at extremely competitive prices. |
For more information contact (031) 561 2565 |
The sharks board ensures that the KZN beach are safe for bathers and offers lives shows and boat rides and interesting insite about sharks |
For more information contact (031) 566 0400 |
With some of the wildest terrain right here, extreme motoring enthusiasts will be over heating with excitement.The carefully crafted expedition will take you into hidden canyons, through river beds over Surprise ridge and so much more. Nissan supply you a vehicle and a guide to get you through the 10 min off road track.Taking you through water traps, sand pits and around the treacherous roll over corner, pushing your vehicle to over a 40 degree tilt! An exhilarating drive, and the memories of the will stay with you for a lifetime. |
For more information contact (031) 570 9200 |
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Disclaimer: Flexi Club is no way responsible for the accuracy of the contact details and product information displayed for these travel products. If you find some details are inaccurate, please advise the Club.
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. Is a good bathing and surfing beach. Has a tidal pool, refreshment facilities. |
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Beach on the ocean side of the Bluff. A good surfing and bathing beach. |
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Have you always wondered what it would be like to touch the clouds, well you just might be able to! The time has come to feel the thrill, to spread your wings, to live your dream. No previous experience is required as you will be accompanied by a licensed Paragliding Instructor. |
For more information contact 082 904 1020 |
Also popular with boogie board riders but otherwise a normal bathing beach. |
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Bathing beach also popular with boogie boards. |
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Very popular and very crowded when the shad are biting. Shad season starts in May. |
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Dairy Beach is one of Durban's most popular beaches. Joggers and cyclists are a constant feature along this attractive area. |
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Archery is the art, practice, or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow. Archery has historically been used for hunting and combat; in modern times, however, its main use is that of a recreational activity. One who practises archery is typically known as an "archer" or "bowman," and one who is fond of or an expert at archery can be referred to as a "toxophilite." |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
Great fun for out door lovers! There is no better way to explore Natal as Fat Traxx trails takes riders through stupendous river valleys, along escarpments with endless majestic views. Experience the magnificence of rural Africa, the Dolphin coast and much more. The trail will take the riders along cane breaks, over hill climbs, through muddy patches, over water crossings, across bridges, and along narrow bush paths. So get your gear together and come join us. |
For more information contact 082 477 5837 |
9 Jan 2011 to 9 Jan 2011, start time:2:30 PM, 2011-01-09T14:30:00 2011-01-09 links:http://www.dolphinscricket.co.za/, Pro20 International Cricket. |
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The SuperSport Series is the main domestic first class cricket competition in South Africa, first contested (as the Currie Cup) in 1889-90. From 1990-91 it became known as the Castle Cup, and from 1996-97 by its current title. The Gauteng Lions (formerly Transvaal) have won the title the most times (25, plus four shared titles).Date : 20 January 2011 - 23 January 2011
Time : 09h30 - 17h30 |
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Addington is a wide, sandy beach with sunbathing lawns and public facilities. It is a favourite surfing venue. |
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Guided tour of this world class facility, which will comprise of a visit to the aquarium with both indoor and outdoor displays and exhibits of South Africa's unique Indian and Atlantic Ocean Marine life. Also included in the tour is a Dolphin, Seal and Penguin show. Visit Indian Markets, where you can get a taste of Indian culture. Enjoy the scents of spices and see the hawkers and herbalists ply their trades. DEPARTS: Daily - 09h00 |
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Swimming is only allowed in the December holidays. Popular with the sport enthusiasts. Jetskiing, jogging, walking, kite-flying and a host of other activities are always on the go. This is also a great spot to enjoy a Sunday afternoon braai or a spot fishing. Showers and ablution facilities. |
For more information contact 082 592 7544 |
One of the beaches where it all happens! Fleamarkets and freshwater paddling pools are close by. Fishing is not allowed from the pier at North Beach. In general, fishing is permitted along the beachfront as long as it does not occur within 50m of bathers |
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Open seven days a week, five sessions daily during school and public holidays.Skate sessions are at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 7pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) and 7:30pm (Friday and Saturday). Skate sessions are two hours and cost R25 per person and R30 per person on Fridays and Saturdays. |
For more information contact (031) 332 4597 |
Durban is where the Master of Water will be crowned. Following its success, Hansgrohe continues is a fast growing volunteer sport, 31 top lifesaving athletes from across the country will participate and compete at an international level in 2 main categories; beach and surf. The events include beach flags, sprints, swim, board, ski and the iron man challenge.So come join us at Kings Beach and join us for an afternoon of lifesaving fun.
Please Note: Dates for this event to be confirmed. |
For more information contact (021) 448 2020 |
Swing both ways - The Big Swing is the only stadium swing in the world, and the largest of any kind, anywhere. Over 2500 heroes have thrown themselves into the void 106m above the pitch and swung out in a 220m arch. Disabled jumper Dave Tate did it, Steve Fisher did it in a kayak and city manager Mike Sutcliffe got some help doing it from a Durban citizen who entered a radio competition and won the right to push Mike off the edge. R595 per person. |
For more information contact (031) 332 3250 or visit www.bigrush.co.za |
Durban Charter Boat Bookings offers a variety of boats for every occasion. Boat charters are available for game fishing, corporate functions, weddings, dolphin and whale watching booze cruises. |
For more information contact 073 175 1559 or visit www.durbanboatcharters.co.za |
With a view of the Durban Harbour, Wilson's Wharf offers a variety of resturants to choose from as well as a crafts market where you can shop for little gifts or souveniers to take back home from the lovely city of Durban |
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Whether you want to enjoy the many activities or just relax in the tranquil and serene Mountain Bike Park then Giba Gorge is the place for you! With clearly marked trails for riding and an obstacle course with ramps and bridges. Giba offers some of the best permanent dirt jumps in the country starting with a small kids line set of jumps, finishing of with the much larger ones. |
For more information contact (031) 769 1527 Opening hours: Please enquire. |
A very large, undeveloped dam situated on the Umgeni River. |
For more information contact (031) 766 9946 |
This annual event is a must for all Sports fanatics, the Dusi Canoe Marathon is one of the largest of its kind in the world, since it was first completed in 1951. Each year about 2000 participants – men and women of all ages – as well as 2000 to 3000 seconders or supporters, attendant this race. |
For more information contact ray@raydevries.co.za |
Specializing in scenic helicopter flights, ideal for private and special occasions and has a lovely range of packages to choose from. Try one of the FLY-In Packages, in the convenience and novelty of a helicopter. As a bonus, these above two tours include a ride along the KZN coast with the possibility of seeing dolphins surfing the waves and whales frolicking in the Indian Ocean. For any occasion, from proposals, weddings, yearend bonuses to just leisure and fun, it's an unforgettable experience. |
For more information contact 084 257 0835 |
This is one of only three watertouch bungee's in the world; marshal your courage and give this unique and exhilarating experience a try. While you're there, put your rock climbing skills to the test on the massive climbing wall. |
For more information contact (031) 514 0500 |
Casea Charters is a family run deep sea fishing charter operating from the picturesque coastal town of Umhlanga. |
For more information contact (031) 561 7381 |
Ocean Ventures aims to bring you quality marine eco-experiences and adventures that will give you a whole new perspective of this beautiful and abundant coastline. |
For more information contact 086 100 1138 |
With some of the wildest terrain right here, extreme motoring enthusiasts will be over heating with excitement.The carefully crafted expedition will take you into hidden canyons, through river beds over Surprise ridge and so much more. Nissan supply you a vehicle and a guide to get you through the 10 min off road track.Taking you through water traps, sand pits and around the treacherous roll over corner, pushing your vehicle to over a 40 degree tilt! An exhilarating drive, and the memories of the will stay with you for a lifetime. |
For more information contact (031) 570 9200 |
Featuring the D-Rex, two Flow Rider Waves, a Skate Park designed by Tony Hawk, live music, bar and restaurant with a view |
For more information contact (031) 570 9200 |
For an adventure of your life! Enjoy a walk, trot or gallop across the shore, splashing through the waves. Ride on a bare back horse to the halfway picnic site, weather permitting. |
For more information contact 084 467 0752 |
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Disclaimer: Flexi Club is no way responsible for the accuracy of the contact details and product information displayed for these travel products. If you find some details are inaccurate, please advise the Club.
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