Activities in Durban and Surroundings: Eco-Tours, Adventure, Ocean Adventure and Diving
To suggest a tour operator email -:- act@theguide.org.za

 

Shuttle
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Golf Gotyou South Africa

Guide No: GAR6017 -::- Tel: 036 488 7255 -::- Mail: fiona@golfgotyou.com

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Eco-Tours
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Tekweni Ecotours

Guide No: ACT1066 -::- Tel: 031 332 0575 -::- Mail: info@tekweniecotours.co.za

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Adventure
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Marula Tours

Guide No: ACT1064 -::- Tel: N/A -::- Mail: info@marulatours.com

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Skydive Durban

Guide No: ACT1065 -::- Tel: 072 214 6040 -::- Mail: vernon@skydivedurban.co.za

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Ocean Adventure and Diving
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Calypso Dive And Adventure Centre

Guide No: ACT1063 -::- Tel: 031 332 0905 -::- Mail: info@calypsoushaka.co.za

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Aquatic activities are a year-round draw in balmy Durban, South Africa's third-largest city and home to the continent's biggest port. Surfers, swimmers and body boarders flock to the lifeguard-patrolled Indian Ocean beaches north and south of the city. The Point Waterfront is packed with anglers, while Wilson's Wharf blends a marina with restaurants and shopping. Africa's largest marine park sits along the Golden Mile, providing family-friendly entertainment.

From Durban Tourism

Durban is a sophisticated cosmopolitan city of over three million people - a city where east meets west - a city beneath which beats the pulse of Africa - city known as the home of Africa's best managed, busiest port.

Durban is an exciting city in which to play, shop, experience the nightlife and to relax. It's a city in which business and debate issues, which have far-reaching effects, not only on Africa but way beyond its borders, are discussed.

The world-class International Convention Centre Durban has hosted an historic line-up of events including conferences of a global scale.

Leisure facilities abound in Durban. Visit uShaka Marine World, Wilson's Wharf on the Victoria Embankment and the nearby BAT centre. Enjoy fine and traditional dining, entertainment and shopping in scenic surroundings. Shop till you drop in modern shopping malls. Grey Street and the Warwick Triangle boast vibrant locals shops and markets. Beachfront stalls sell traditional arts and crafts. Enjoy the excellent entertainment on offer at the city's theatres and clubs or take a township tour.

If it's peace and sheer beauty you are after, make for Durban's nature sanctuaries or parks. The Botanical Gardens are of particular interest - ask about their 'Music by the Lake' evenings - wonderful music played by KZN's Philharmonic Orchestra in wonder surrounds.

Sail, swim, run, and play tennis or alternatively stroll along or relax on the sun-drenched beaches watching the world go by. Durban the Playground of the Zulu Kingdom.

For more information about Durban - the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal, please make use of the menu below. You will also find the following links to a range of articles about Durban and its attractions useful.

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