Whether you want to explore ancient battlefields, wander through Zulu villages, spot the Big Five on Safari, relax on beaches or swim in the Indian Ocean, there is something in Kwazulu Natal to suit your every need.
Enjoy a Big Five Safari in Phinda Private Game Reserve
Join a river cruise and spot hippos and crocs at St Lucia
See battlefields of Isandlwana, Blood River & Rorkes Drift
Meander through Midlands and enjoy a beer at Sani Pass
Go hiking in the Drakensberg and stand on top of the world
Spot dolphins and whales along the palm-fringed KZN coast
Go snorkelling, scubadiving and relax on beautiful beaches
Explore Zulu villages and learn about history of Shakaland
Drive through the magical mountain kingdom of Swaziland
Below are a few of our consultants'
favourite KZN itineraries. They are merely a guideline or suggestion as to what is possible in this area. Tell us what you looking for from your African Holiday and we will design and book an itinerary just for you – and at no additional cost, even if you went direct! In fact we are so confident that you won’t get a better deal anywhere else, we offer a
Price Guarantee on every booking. It's our way of puting you first.
NB: Samantha, Monique, Bianca and Romy are our Kwazulu Natal experts -
contact one of them to plan your tailormade trip!
Kwazulu Natal is an incredibly diverse region with mountains, beaches, battlefields and bush. Most tours combine some time on the
North Coast with a world-class
Safari in the nearby game reserves of Phinda and Umfolozi Hluhluwe. The
St Lucia Wetlands, a World Heritage Site, are well worth visiting and guests can spot hippos, crocodiles and more on a sunset cruise down the estuary.
The Drakensberg is another World Heritage Site and with the highest mountains in Southern Africa, it is excellent for hiking and climbing. The
Midlands Meander is a superb drive through lush countryside between Durban and the Drakensberg and particularly popular with tourists. And there are the famous
Battlefields where the British, Boers and Zulus fought many years ago. as well as the colourful city of
Durban with its mixture of African, Indian and English culture.
Kwazulu Natal is an unbeatable self-drive destination and many travellers opt to drive from Durban via the North Coast, Battlefields and
Swaziland en route to the Kruger National Park or vice-versa. Swaziland is a delightful country and well worth exploring, as is the unspoilt Wild Coast which runs south of Durban towards East London.
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