Tickets en KwaZulu Natal - Durban

Explore the wonders of ocean life and a world of entertainment at the world-class uShaka Marine World, a wildly popular attraction on Durban’s Golden Mile. View exhibits of diverse marine life found in the Western Indian Ocean, in the southern hemisphere’s largest aquarium, where you get to revel in breathtaking underground viewing galleries that extend 500 metres through four wonderfully designed old ship wrecks. The displays represent sea creatures’ natural habitat while telling a story that ties in with the Phantom Ship theme, and animal descriptions and storyboards provide information in an informal way that all ages and abilities can relate to.

At Ushaka Sea World you’ll also find Africa’s largest dolphinarium, with terrific dolphin, seal and penguin shows – it’s a real adventure! There is an impressive Dolphin Stadium, with seating for more than 1 200 spectators. The Seal Stadium is next to the Dolphin Stadium and offers many fun-filled seal shows, as well as a Penguin rockery, which is home to over 63 African Penguins.

On ground level at Sea World, enjoy the beautifully landscaped gardens with many indigenous plants, while still being able to view the aquarium from the surface. Gaze into the larger exhibits from the surface while appreciating the unique bird's eye view you’ll get of the fish and sharks in the shallower exhibits. This is a virtual dive into the Indian Ocean!

As you walk through uShaka Marine World, experience the unique African-themed Village Walk, a premier open-air shopping mall with eateries and entertainment in one-of-a-kind, relaxed settings. The Village Walk offers one of the most unique shopping experiences and is a shopper’s paradise, with a variety of outdoor adventure stores, curio stores, surf and ethnic clothing stores, and more.

Enjoy the opportunity to experience the traditional culture and customs of the proud Zulu nation on this guided excursion to the largest Zulu kraal in all of Zululand.

Sample traditional Zulu beer, marvel at the energy and rhythm of the Zulu dancers, and witness the artistry that goes into spear, shield, beadwork, pot making and building of huts. Visit an iSangoma (traditional healer), and look forward to a delicious ethnic lunch (included).

Our tour begins as we travel along the Golden Mile, the revitalised beachfront promenade which hugs the beckoning beaches of Durban, viewing the upgraded Point Waterfront. We travel through the city, viewing the majestic City Hall, and enjoying its humorous history!

We continue to the small craft harbour viewing the 8th largest harbour in the world. Drive past the sugar terminals and very busy harbour warehouses on our way to the University of Natal – Durban Campus where we view lovely sights of the harbour below. Then we visit the bustling African/Indian Markets at Warwick Triangle – home to nine distinct markets developed around Durban’s largest public transport interchange and where approximately 6 000 street vendors ply their trade, to an average of 460 000 daily commuters – an authentic experience.

From culture to nature, we visit the peaceful Durban Botanic Gardens founded in 1849, a treasure trove of massive trees from Asia, Africa and America, and a magnificent orchid house. We then conclude with a visit to an icon of KwaZulu-Natal, the Moses Mabhida Stadium, where you will have the option of experiencing the cable car ride (for own account) to the top of the stadium for that phenomenal view of Durban and its surroundings.

Spend the day exploring this picturesque game reserve famous for its highly successful white rhino conservation program. This guided excursion will take you into Africa’s oldest game reserve home to 84 species of game, including the Big 5, and an impressive 425 types of birds.

Enjoy game viewing at the lush waterholes and sit down for a delicious lunch (included) to be served at the lofty Hilltop Camp (or similar). An optional open safari vehicle game drive is available at a surcharge.

Sit back and relax on a peaceful drive through the rolling midlands of KwaZulu-Natal to the little country town of Underberg, nestled at the foot of the majestic Drakensberg escarpment. Here, our 4×4 vehicle awaits …the only form of transport equipped to tackle Sani Pass! Take a 4x4 vehicle drive up Sani Pass, the highest road pass in Africa, and be rewarded with breathtaking scenery. Enter the high mountain kingdom of Lesotho and visit a nearby Sotho village. Enjoy a light lunch (included) at the highest pub in Africa – the views are utterly breathtaking.

Venga a disfrutar de una experiencia cultural única en un territorio que no se parece a ninguno de los que haya visto, el Valle de las Mil Colinas en Sudáfrica. En esta excursión de tres horas al valle, comprobará la verdadera grandeza y categoría tanto del paisaje como de sus habitantes.

Cuando lo recojan en su hotel, se dirigirá al vasto y escarpado terreno del valle. Son unas exuberantes colinas verdes salpicadas de asentamientos tribales que le permitirán conocer mejor la vida rural de África. Durante el trayecto, sumérjase en las vistas y en los sonidos de la vida diaria de Westville, Kloff y Hillcrest, algunas de las numerosas zonas residenciales de esta colorida región. Mientras contempla el fantástico paisaje que lo rodea, llegará a la Aldea Cultural de Phezulu, donde disfrutará de las explicaciones visuales sobre la cultura tradicional zulú en una aldea zulú simulada.

Conozca la vida y cultura vibrantes de la tribu zulú mientras contempla las danzas, los cantos y los tambores. Déjese llevar e inspirar por el ritmo de la comunidad. Después descubra parte de la fauna local con una visita a una granja de cocodrilos y un parque de serpientes. Por último, pasará por un estudio de arte y artesanía africanos, donde podrá ver de cerca las obras artesanas de las zonas limítrofes.

Con el Valle de las Mil Colinas como telón de fondo impresionante y pintoresco, hará un recorrido por la cultura local que será de su agrado y le permitirá tener otra perspectiva sobre la vida de los nativos de Sudáfrica.