Shakaland and Zulu Culture Tour From Durban
Enjoy a day dedicated to learning about the indigenous Zulu people. Also, enjoy the spectacular birdlife at Dlinza Forest.
Durban is situated in the heart of the east coast and is THE number one holiday destination in South Africa. For sporty times and a sunny tan experience a private tour of Durban
Located along the stunning Indian Ocean, with miles and miles beaches, bars and restaurants. Durban is luckily enough to have fabulous weather all year around.
This multicultural city is home to various cultures including Indian and Zulu cultures.
It is the main centre of world-class sports and host to major international events. It is a shopper’s paradise with first class shopping plaza and precincts, craft markets and street bazaars.
It is an entertainment and hospitality centre offering a broad range of accommodation from beachfront hotels to themed lodges, guesthouses, self-catering apartments and cosy B&Bs.
It is also a bustling commercial and manufacturing centre connected to the business capitals of the world and is built around one of the busiest ports in Africa
Enjoy a day dedicated to learning about the indigenous Zulu people. Also, enjoy the spectacular birdlife at Dlinza Forest.
This safari tour will give you an opportunity to see the nearly extinct white rhinos and other wild animals like crocodiles and lions up close and personal.
Embark on a full day guided tour of Durban’s Top 10. An experienced local guide will show you a variety of landmarks which highlight Durban’s diverse culture and history.
This exciting Anglo Zulu war battlefield tour will bring you to various spots of history were epic battles took place. You can hear the stories from our professional guide.
Explore the beautiful city of Durban soaking in its history on this fabulous 8 hour guided tour with a professional guide to tell you all you need to know about the city.
Embark on a scenic and guided half day tour of Durban and Ethekwini municipality and see a variety of landmarks which highlight Durban’s diverse culture and history.
On this exciting tour see wild animals such as lions and leopards and majestic birds such as vultures and owls. Also get a glimpse of local Zulu people and their traditions.
Fairmont Zimbali is a peaceful and stylish resort situated inside the exclusive Zimbali coastal estate and just 5 minutes from the bustling town of Ballito.
See the colourful and energetic dances of the Zulu people. Learn about reptiles like snakes and crocodiles on our informative tour to the reptile park.
The best time to take a trip to South Africa will depend on what you want from your it. Weatherwise, during the months from October to April, are recommended. October, November and April are the ideal months for private tours or sightseeing tours as the weather is cooler, there are fewer crowds and it may also be a slightly cheaper time. January and February are hot, so if it is just a beach holiday you are looking for, it is a perfect time.
Probably the most expensive thing about South Africa is getting there because when you are there, it is relatively inexpensive. The biggest expense is likely to be accommodation, but if you are not too fussy you can get a night in a b&b, with an evening meal, that is basic but clean for $60. Activities are more expensive in peak season, as are private tours, but shop around as prices vary with different tour operators.
Sadly, there is nowhere in the world that is crime free, so when in South Africa be careful of your belongings. Only carry enough money to do you for the day and keep it somewhere safe on your person as there are pickpockets everywhere. Never walk alone at night in unpopulated dark areas. Tipping in restaurants and bars is between 10-15 percent but never feel obliged to leave a tip if the service was a disaster.
South Africa has a lovely climate that is temperate with plenty of sunny, dry days. Winter is June, July and August when it is generally dry and cool with snow only falling in the mountainous regions. September and October are springtimes. Summer is December to February and it also is the rainfall season with The Cape getting most of the rainfall. It can get extremely hot during January but perfect for getting that golden tan you always wanted!
The best time to take a trip to South Africa will depend on what you want from your it. Weatherwise, during the months from October to April, are recommended. October, November and April are the ideal months for private tours or sightseeing tours as the weather is cooler, there are fewer crowds and it may also be a slightly cheaper time. January and February are hot, so if it is just a beach holiday you are looking for, it is a perfect time.
Probably the most expensive thing about South Africa is getting there because when you are there, it is relatively inexpensive. The biggest expense is likely to be accommodation, but if you are not too fussy you can get a night in a b&b, with an evening meal, that is basic but clean for $60. Activities are more expensive in peak season, as are private tours, but shop around as prices vary with different tour operators.
Sadly, there is nowhere in the world that is crime free, so when in South Africa be careful of your belongings. Only carry enough money to do you for the day and keep it somewhere safe on your person as there are pickpockets everywhere. Never walk alone at night in unpopulated dark areas. Tipping in restaurants and bars is between 10-15 percent but never feel obliged to leave a tip if the service was a disaster.
South Africa has a lovely climate that is temperate with plenty of sunny, dry days. Winter is June, July and August when it is generally dry and cool with snow only falling in the mountainous regions. September and October are springtimes. Summer is December to February and it also is the rainfall season with The Cape getting most of the rainfall. It can get extremely hot during January but perfect for getting that golden tan you always wanted!