South Africa: KwaZulu Natal
Few regions of the world can match the extraordinary beauty and diversity of this province of South Africa. From the Drakensberg mountains, to the unspoiled Indian Ocean beaches, from coral reefs to golf courses, from craft shops to spice markets, rhinos to whales, battlefields to beaches, KwaZulu Natal has it all.
200 kms of untouched sandy beach, with coral reefs, estuaries, and lake systems, flanked by the Indian Ocean more >>
Private and public reserves, including King Shaka’s old hunting grounds, form a vast wildlife conservation area more >>
Hike, horse-ride or climb on Giant’s Castle and Cathedral Peak; enjoy soaring raptors, waterfalls and lakes which team with fish. more >>
Traditional home of the Zulu, and site of the bloody Zulu Wars. Don’t miss this extraordinary experience more >>
Umhlanga Rocks, Ballito and Shaka’s Rock have long been favourite beach destinations for South Africans more >>
Durban had plenty to offer the holiday-maker even before the addition of its enormous new marine park more >>
This recently proclaimed Wetlands Park is an area of exceptional biodiversity with eight linking eco-systems more >>