KWAZULU-NATAL
Contrasting drama and excitement with luxury
and refi nement, KwaZulu-Natal educates
you at historic battlefi elds, soothes you
on immaculate beaches and inspires you
with breathtaking scenery. With year round
sunshine thrown in too, it’s easy to see why
this is such a popular holiday destination.
DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT…
Greater St.lucia • Visiting Durban, a modern, sophisticated and cosmopolitan city set
Wetland on the shores of the Indian Ocean, with miles of golden beaches.
Park (Whs) Its laid-back lifestyle focuses on the great outdoors and its battle
Hluhluwe- sites, museums and memorials are fascinating.
Isandlwana Umfolozi • A trip to the Dolphin Coast. The territory of King Shaka, perhaps
Lodge Park the most famous leader of the Zulus, it’s also home to schools of
bottlenose dolphins who come in to the shallows to feed and play
Bergville Mtubatuba in the surf.
Winterton
Richard’s Bay • Experiencing the peace of the Drakensberg. This is an untouched
Drakensberg wilderness of towering peaks and gushing waterfalls, perfect for
Park Fordoun Spa Hotel hikers, climbers, birdwatchers and anglers.
Drakensberg Sun Zimbali Lodge • Touring some of the battlefi e lds commemorating the wars between
Pietermaritzburg Port ZimbaliProtea Hotel Umhlanga the Zulus, Boers and the British. The most famous of these include
Umhlanga Rocks Islandlwana, Fugitive’s Drift, Rourke’s Drift and Spion Kop.
Southern Sun North Beach • Visiting the Ushaka Marine World in Durban’s waterfront and going
Suncoast Hotel & Towers snorkelling at Kosi Bay.
Durban THINGS TO SEE AND DO
Shopping: Enjoy a trip to the Indian markets in Durban to see the
amazing colours and pick up some great souvenirs.
MOUNTAIN SPLENDOUR TOUR NATAL BATTLEFIELDS TOUR
Travel by luxury microbus to the heart of the Drakensberg mountain Take a scenic drive through Pietermaritzburg, sugar cane fi elds
range. Highlights of this full day tour include a scenic drive via and the Natal hinterland before arriving at the real highlights of
Pietermaritzburg and Natal Midlands to South Africa’s highest this full day tour. Visit some of the most famous sites of the Anglo-
driveable mountain pass, Sani Pass, through spectacular mountain Zulu War, including the battlefi elds of Isandlwana, where Britain’s
scenery into Lesotho. A light lunch in the hikers’ chalet on the edge mighty forces were vanquished by the Zulu army, the famous
of the escarpment is included. Fugitive’s Drift and the Rourke’s Drift museum. Return to Durban
Duration: Full day via the fertile Nkwaleni Valley.
Departs: Daily from Umhlanga hotels at 6.30am & Durban Duration: Full Day Departs: Wed & Fri from Umhlanga hotels at
hotels at 7am. Price per person: £79. 6.15am & Durban hotels at 6.45am. Price per person: £108
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