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Umzumbe
Beyond the Bendigo resorts the road passes Banana Beach, Melville and Pumula before reaching Umzumbe at the mouth of the river by the same name which means the bad, dangerous or winding one.* Some 10km from Umzumbe lies what is perhaps the most famous isivivane (lucky heap of pebbles), in ... [ .... more ]

South Africa Provinces
South Africa consists of 9 provinces. Each province offers a unique aspect to tourists visiting our country. Explore them all. Western Cape Province The province has recently grown a massive tourism industry, with the majority of international to ... [ .... more ]

Banana Express
There was a time when the Banana Express was a very important part of the holiday experience for the Hibiscus Coast. Not only was it a sought-after outing for local people and holiday makers alike, but it had a major impact on tourism income. This sadly is no longer the case as is no lon ... [ .... more ]

Shelly Beach
Shelly Beach is situated on the KwaZulu Natal South coast. The recently refurbished Shelly Beach shopping mall offers plenty of secure parking and more than 100 tantalising shops under one roof. Shelly Beach also has the busiest small craft harbour on the coast. Shelly Beach is a primary lau ... [ .... more ]

KwaZulu Natal
Information about Kwazulu Natal KwaZulu Natal includes the Drakensberg, East Griqualand, Elephant Coast, Pietermaritzburg and Midlands, Zululand, South Coast, North Coast (Dolphin Coast) and the Battlefields regions. KwaZulu Natal has three different geographi ... [ .... more ]

Port Shepstone
Port Shepstone was founded in 1867 when marble was discovered nearby and is named after Sir Theophilus Shepstone of the Natal government of the 1880s. William Bazley built the Port Shepstone harbour and the first coaster entered the harbour on the May 8, 1880. In 1882 a party of 246 Norwegian ... [ .... more ]

Scottburgh
Scottburgh is situated 58 kilometers South of the cosmopolitan city of Durban. The quaint village of Scottburgh is nestled alongside kilometers of shoreline washed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Golden beaches, indigenous forests and rolling hills making Scottburgh one of the prime h ... [ .... more ]

Southbroom
Southbroom enjoys a 4 kilometre sandy Indian Ocean beach frontage and has protected its coastal bush with passion. The green lungs provided by the well-known Southbroom Golf Club, Frederika Nature Preserve and 350,000 m2 of township land zoned to conservation, enhance the lush green tropical ... [ .... more ]

Durban
Cosmopolitan and sophisticated, this idyllic outdoor lifestyle in subtropical paradise offers you that much more - more buzz for your buck...pleasure for your pound...rave for your rupee! Africas largest, busiest port and economic powerhouse of our Zulu Kingdom, Durban boasts investmen ... [ .... more ]

Harding
Harding is a town situated in the Mzimkulwana River valley, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Timber and dairy farming are the main economic activities in Harding. An 87 km narrow-gauge railway that services the farming areas links H ... [ .... more ]

Port Edward
Port Edward was laid out on Banner’s Rest and bought by Mr. Pringle for his retirement. It was renamed Port Edward in honour of the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward VIII. Port Edward has a delightful beach that overlooks a hill known by Europeans as ‘Tragedy Hill&rsqu ... [ .... more ]

Amanzimtoti
Amanzimtoti offers you superb white sandy beaches, safe swimming facilities, beautiful picnic spots, unsurpassed fishing grounds (shore, rock and deep sea), under-water wonderland, top class sporting facilities, diverse fauna and flora, tranquil natural beauty, affordable and luxury accommoda ... [ .... more ]

Hibberdene
Hibberdene, the gateway to the Hibiscus Coast of Kwazulu Natal is a cozy little seaside town situated 97 km south of Durban and within an hour's drive to the Wild Coast Casino. It lies halfway between Scottburgh and Port Shepstone. Hibberdene has five popular beaches, of which four are nette ... [ .... more ]

KZN
KwaZulu-Natal is often referred to as "KZN" an is without a doubt the most exciting tourism destination province in South Africa. KZN is called the garden province and is the home of the Zulu nation. It extends from the borders with Swaziland and ... [ .... more ]

Oribi Gorge
Oribi Gorge is one of KwaZulu-Natals most spectacular natural settings, the scenic Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve lies some 21 km inland from Port Shepstone. Oribi Gorge is ideal for a weekend getaway or day-excursion Oribi offers many delightful walks and self-guided trails to scenic spot ... [ .... more ]

South Africa beaches
South Africa has spectacular beaches so it is little wonder what with its long warm sunny days, beautiful coastal bush and some of the widest beaches in the world that it is called the Sunshine Coast, the Riviera, the Wild Coast and the Garden Coast. The main attractions are its endless golden beach ... [ .... more ]

South Coast
The South Coast includes Margate, Port Shepstone, Scottburgh, Port Edward, sardines, golf, whales, dolphins, the Oribi Gorge, hibiscus flowers and golden beaches are some ... [ .... more ]

Margate
Margate of the South Coast of KwaZulu Natal is where its all happening - so, pack your picnic hampers, grab your sun block and head down to a fun filled relaxing Margate Beach. The South Coast of KwaZulu Natal is one of South Africas most popular holiday des ... [ .... more ]

Wild Coast
The Wild Coast remains a relatively untouched paradise in South Africa. An eco-haven with the feel of a true African coastline, this rocky stretch, where waterfalls tumble into the sea, is the pearl in the crown of the Eastern Cape. The Wild Coast consists of onspoilt stretches of coastline, ... [ .... more ]

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