Holiday Types

Upon arrival at Durban airport, collect your car and make your way inland to the battlefields. Engage in the guided tours to revisit the battles of Rorkes Drift and Isandlwana and relax in the lodge overlooking the battlefield. Share the stories of the age with expert guides and delve into the depths of history.

Head North East to the Mkhuze Game Reserve. Close to the border of Swaziland the 40 000 hectare, state-owned Reserve is known for its dramatic landscapes, exceptional birdlife, and cultural village. The scenery is beautifully diverse, with hills, forests near the pans, stretches of acacia savannah, swamps, riverine forest and a rare type of sand forest. Animals on the reserve include the Big 5 with other herds and predators on hand to fill your days with wildlife. A unique cultural village offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle and crafts of the local Zulu community.

Head south to Durban and its beautiful beaches, lively wining and dining scene, and rich cultural heritage. Durban is South Africa’s third largest city and KwaZulu Natal’s tourist hub. The swimming and surfing are rated the best of any major city across the world and because of the sub-tropical climate the water is warm all year round. Known as the Golden Mile, this stretch of beaches and amusement parks is Durban’s major attraction while you should explore the Botanical Gardens and the many Asian and Indian markets before heading to the airport and boarding your flight home.