The region extends from the impressive Drakensberg Mountains to the coast in the southeast. Some highlights that can be seen and done in KZN include:
Visit Battlefield Large wars between the British, the Boers and the Zulus were prepared here. There are over 50 combat sites that can be visited. This is best done as part of an organized tour.
Natal Midlands - This is really a beautiful area with fertile landscapes, crystal clear water, forests and is also rich in history. Midlands Meander, which is very popular among lovers of arts and crafts, should not be missed.
Of course, the most evocative area Zululand - the birthplace of the king Shaka in the early 19th century. This area also has some of the best gaming reserves. Do not miss, this is Shakaland in Eshowe.
Dolphin Coast - The Dolphin Coast is a malaria-free stretch along the northern coast of KwaZulu-Natal from Zimbali in the south to Tugela in the north. It includes cities such as Ballito, Sheffield Beach, Blytedale, Zinquazi, Tinley Manor, Salt Rock and Shakas Rock. It also includes the hinterland of Ndwedwe, Maphumulo, KwaDukuza, Shakaskraal, eNdondakasuka and Umhlali. Scuba diving, scuba diving, surfing, fishing, dolphins and sea excursions, museums, arts and crafts, bird skins, crocodile farms, game reserves, hiking, golf, horse riding and more.
Durban - The largest port in Africa, wide beaches, fantastic nightclubs and busy markets. Do not miss this visit to the Victoria Embankment, the Sea World of Ushaki and, of course, the Golden Mile. Also try the Victoria Street Market, which has over 170 kiosks!
Drakensberg - Climbing to an altitude of more than 3000 meters, at the foot of the Drakensberg you can often see snow covered with snow, providing excellent opportunities for photos. The area is very popular among tourists, climbers, trout fishermen and vacationers, as well as hotel guests, guest houses, cabins and campgrounds. For more athletic among you there are many trails in the mountains, where the caves are used as night stops.
Board Natal Sharks - The Sharks Board is also worth a visit on Herrwood Drive. It explores the life cycle of local sharks, exploring how best to protect sharks, as well as swimming communities.
Gateway Shopping Center which is considered the largest shopping center in the southern hemisphere. In addition to shopping and dining, there are a number of activities ranging from cinema to an artificial wave of surf.
Valley of a Thousand Hills - with its dramatic landscapes and landscapes - this is one of the most valuable secrets of KwaZulu Natal. Many artists are attracted to the area.
Umhlanga rocks - A prestigious resort with safe beaches, lively nightlife, great restaurants and more.
Water swamps La Lucia and diving in Sodwana Bay - this area reached World Heritage status in 1999 and includes Mkuzi (Big 5 reserve), Sodwana bay (world famous diving spot) and Kosi Bay (natural paradise). There are ecosystems and unique biodiversity, which are located somewhere else on earth. It is not difficult to understand why the very first name of Saint Lucia, given by Portuguese researchers, was the “Sands of Gold River”. Saint Lucia has 300 sun-filled days a year with magnificent subtropical forests, meadows and lily-covered pots that abound in animal life.
Curry - Do not miss the wonderful Indian cuisine, while in the area - especially in Durban with various Indian restaurants and markets. Try the Bunny Chow, which was created in Durban in the 1940s. It consists of a hollowed loaf of bread, which is then filled with curry.
