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13 Days in South Africa
Spend two weeks discovering the changing landscapes and fascinating history of KwaZulu-Natal. Begin your trip by exploring the coastal city of Durban followed by a scenic drive to the Midlands. Spend time in this rich farmland, home to stretches of rolling hills and charming towns. The next leg of your trip is across the mighty Drakensberg, a hiker's paradise. A Big 5 safari experience follows in the exquisite Phinda Game Reserve and ends on the shores of Kosi Bay.
Durban is South Africa's self-styled 'playground'. Its year-round warm weather, sun-kissed beaches, and temperate cerulean waters encourage visitors to take advantage of KwaZulu-Natal's outdoor lifestyle. The city's diverse...
Durban is South Africa's self-styled 'playground'. Its year-round warm weather, sun-kissed beaches, and temperate cerulean waters encourage visitors to take advantage of KwaZulu-Natal's outdoor lifestyle. The city's diverse and colourful culture is reflected in its cuisine, architecture, and markets. The 'Surf City' is renowned for its inviting beaches. Tackle the warm waters with a board, kite, snorkel, jet-ski, canoe, or fishing rod. Sun worshippers can stretch out on the golden sand and surrender to the salty breeze, accompanied by the sound of breaker waves and seagull cries. An extensive paved promenade connects the best of the beaches while uShaka...
Located minutes away from the warm waters of the Durban beach front and right outside the Durban International Convention Centre, the Hilton Durban offers easy access to the central business district as well as several of Durban’s top attractions — ideal for guests visiting for business, pleasure or both.
The all-suite, five-star Teremok Marine Lodge in Umhlanga is nothing short of enchanting. From its individually designed (and scented) suites and richly decorated spa and tranquil gardens, to its exquisite location on Marine drive (within walking distance of the beach) – Teremok will delight the senses and restore the soul.
Not unlike the iconic lighthouse just across the road, The Oyster Box is a coastal beacon of Umhlanga Rocks. Treat yourself to a relaxing massage at the spa or unwind by the pool with a drink in your hand. There is no wrong way to have a good time at The Oyster Box.
If ever there was a landscape that lived up to its airbrushed and hyped reputation, it’s the ragged, green stretches of the Drakensberg range’s peaks. Meaning ‘dragon mountain’ in Afrikaans, most of the mountain calls KwaZulu-Natal...
If ever there was a landscape that lived up to its airbrushed and hyped reputation, it’s the ragged, green stretches of the Drakensberg range’s peaks. Meaning ‘dragon mountain’ in Afrikaans, most of the mountain calls KwaZulu-Natal home while forming the natural border between South Africa and the Lesotho kingdom. The mountain’s vast, sweeping, basalt summits and sandstone cliffs are part of the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg UNESCO World Heritage Site. Summer brings forth dramatic thunderstorms that rage around 3,400m peaks. When the thunder fades, crisp mountain air settles among gorges and valleys. The streams and rivers are ideal for kayaking, tubing, swimming,...
Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse marries fresh mountain air and hauntingly delicious cooking to create an experience not easily forgettable. This lodge is a perfect destination for a honeymoon or any kind of romantic getaway. But be warned: leaving this home away from home may be a more difficult feat than you anticipate.
Amid the rolling Natal Midlands, in the heart of Zululand and on Summerhill Stud, Hartford House promises old-world decadence and luxury. Expansive terraces, trout lakes, manicured lawns and high teas set the scene for the day while their award-winning restaurant is ready to take guests on a five-course journey of the senses.
With the grace and poise of a sophisticated dame, Granny Mouse Country House rests peacefully in the Caversham Valley of KwaZulu-Natal. Pick your pampering from a selection of treatments at The Granny Mouse Spa and enjoy the award-winning fine dining restaurant, log-fired bar and underground wine cellar.
Explore the legacy of the ancient Zulu nation is rooted in Zululand, South Africa's Kwa-Zulu Natal province which is overrun with flora, fauna and history. The lush Valley of the Kings is home to the royal residences...
Explore the legacy of the ancient Zulu nation is rooted in Zululand, South Africa's Kwa-Zulu Natal province which is overrun with flora, fauna and history. The lush Valley of the Kings is home to the royal residences of famous Zulu kings while the eMakhosini valley and heritage park is touted as the birthplace of the legendary Shaka Zulu and the final resting place of many of his forebears.
Three Tree Hill Lodge offers its guests an old-world-style base from which to explore the magnificent Spioenkop Nature Reserve and its animal inhabitants. This lodge prides itself on operating in the most eco-friendly manner possible and giving back to the local community. This is responsible tourism at its very finest.
Named after the Zulu phrase for "peace and tranquillity", Thula Thula Luxury Tented Camp is a comfortable and opulent retreat set in the Thula Thula Private Game Reserve. Traverse the unique diversity of landscapes on game drives or safari walks with experienced rangers and knowledgeable trackers.
The magnificent legacy of the Zulu Kingdom is nowhere more evident than at Isibindi Zulu Lodge. A stone’s throw from the fabled Battlefields and with suites modelled after traditional beehive huts, guests will get a true taste of Zulu hospitality.
Hluhluwe (roughly pronounced shloo-shloo-wee) lies within the heart of Zululand on South Africa’s east coast. Surrounded by bright sugarcane fields and pineapple plantations, the village is located near the banks of the Hluhluwe...
Hluhluwe (roughly pronounced shloo-shloo-wee) lies within the heart of Zululand on South Africa’s east coast. Surrounded by bright sugarcane fields and pineapple plantations, the village is located near the banks of the Hluhluwe River. This town is the gateway to the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park—home to the largest population of white rhino on the globe. Deeper inland, the lakes are home to carefree crocodiles, hefty hippos and an array of fish. The unspoilt beaches of St Lucia, Cape Vidal and Sodwana Bay are all easily accessed from Hluhluwe. Dolphins can be seen frolicking in the waves while humpback whales make their slow, annual migration to warm Mozambique waters.
Come for the view, stay for everything else! &Beyond’s Phinda Mountain Lodge is a rare gem among safari lodges, offering an unmatched game-drive experience while simultaneously treating its guests to some of the most captivating vistas of the African wild. Intimate accommodation, delicious food, and an endless panoramic view. What more could one ask for?
Thanda Safari Lodge offers guests an exclusive hideout in the heart of Zululand. The nine Bush Suites each have private dining bomas and plunge pools, guaranteeing both luxury and privacy. After a day of scouting for the Big 5 through Thanda Private Game Reserve, you can treat yourself to a beauty treatment at the Thanda Spa.
As the first private facility within Africa’s oldest proclaimed reserve, Rhino Ridge Safari Lodge offers four-star luxury while allowing guests to witness the largest population of white rhino in the world. Celebrated wilderness trails wind their way through the Big 5-strewn plains of the reserve.
There is no doubt that KwaZulu-Natal is eclectic with its terrain fluctuating between undulating hills, sharp ravines, mountain ranges and sub-tropical beaches. The cities’ streets brim with life and are in stark contrast...
There is no doubt that KwaZulu-Natal is eclectic with its terrain fluctuating between undulating hills, sharp ravines, mountain ranges and sub-tropical beaches. The cities’ streets brim with life and are in stark contrast to the traditional settlements found in rural areas. Natal (or KZN) can be whatever you want it to be: a place of respite or one of action-packed adventure. The province boasts two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, home to southern Africa’s highest mountain range, over 30 000 San paintings, and 500 caves; and the iSimangaliso Wetland Park graced with Africa’s largest estuarine system and more than 500 bird species....
Tucked away in the wildlife-rich Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, Kosi Forest Lodge is perfect for those who want to combine a beach and woodland holiday. The lodge’s 16 thatched bush suites allow you to unwind under a canopy of...
Tucked away in the wildlife-rich Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, Kosi Forest Lodgeis perfect for those who want to combine a beach and woodland holiday. The lodge’s 16 thatched bush suites allow you to unwind under a canopy of trees, while the reserve’s lush wetlands can be explored by canoe, boat, or on horseback.
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Our itineraries are like the spots on a leopard’s coat - each one is different. We’ll tailor-make your trip to suit your individual needs rather than simply asking you to choose. Through this we create your dream trip.
Through our volume and direct relationships, we will ensure that you never pay more than you should. We’re so confident that if you manage to somehow find the same holiday for less, we'll beat it.
We’ve slept in the beds, tasted the food, met the people and seen the wildlife. Then we went back and did it all again, just to be sure. We’ll keep on going back to ensure that what we recommend is perfect for you. We pride ourselves on being the authority on African travel.
We want only the best for the place we call home, and that’s why are devoted to conservation and community upliftment. Join us, and leave your legacy in Africa.
