Durban

Things to See - Alternative Diversions

Moses Mabhida Stadium

The renowned Moses Mabhida Stadium is an iconic stadium with the highest arch for a sporting arena anywhere on the planet. The venue hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches.

Fitness - Good Sunrise or Sunset Walk

Golden Mile

For decades, The Golden Mile, with its paved walkway that extends from Blue Lagoon to Addington, has been one of Durban’s most popular destinations for joggers, cyclists and leisurely strollers.

Things to See - Natural Wonders

The Drakensberg

This 200 kilometer mountain range is one of the world’s oldest, and the most spectacular section of it concludes in KwaZulu-Natal. It comprises cliffs, forests, waterfalls, and hiking routes.

Things to see - Historical sites

The Mandela Capture Site

A significant site in South African history, the Mandela Capture Site near the Midlands is marked by a striking sculpture that was unveiled on the 50th anniversary of his capture.

Hotels - Premium

The Oyster Box Hotel

One of Africa's best loved and most distinguished hotels since 1947. The hotel’s combination of colonial charm, impeccable service, and picturesque seaside setting has become legendary the world over.

Dining - Dinner for a Group

Little Havana

Little Havana is an elegant and relaxed restaurant set above the buzzing Granada Square in Umhlanga, offering patrons a fresh and airy indoor-outdoor dining experience.

Fitness - Good Running Route

Umhlanga Promenade

The Umhlanga Promenade features a 2.7 kilometer picturesque walkway with sweeping views across the city of Durban, the iconic Umhlanga lighthouse, and a spectacular world-class pier.

Shopping - Something for Yourself

Gateway Theater of Shopping

Situated in Umhlanga, 30 minutes from Durban, Gateway is a shopping and entertainment complex with over 400 shops, 30 restaurants and coffee houses, a 10-pin bowling alley and go-kart arena.