Durban

Experience an adrenaline-fueled adventure at the Karkloof Canopy Tour, located in a mist-belt forest near Howick. This eco-adventure involves sliding along ziplines between platforms perched high in the trees, offering a bird’s-eye view of the magnificent forest canopy, sparkling waterfalls, and diverse birdlife. Led by professional guides, it’s a safe, thrilling way to explore South Africa’s second-oldest indigenous forest.

Discover the vibrant heart of a city through an immersive City Tour and Market Visit. This experience offers a perfect blend of historical landmarks and local life, taking you from grand architecture to the bustling energy of traditional bazaars.

Enjoy a day of history and natural beauty starting with the 95-meter Howick Falls, perfect for scenic photography. The tour continues to the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, where you’ll spend two hours exploring the historical exhibition and iconic sculpture. After a local lunch stop, relax on a comfortable drive back to the port, completing a profound journey through the Natal Midlands.

Discover the best of KwaZulu-Natal with a tour combining the Tala Game Reserve and the Valley of a Thousand Hills. Begin with a peaceful safari at Tala, spotting rhino, giraffe, and zebra across golden grasslands. Continue to the breathtaking Valley of a Thousand Hills to witness dramatic landscapes and vibrant Zulu culture. It is the perfect blend of wild nature and deep-rooted heritage.

Escape the city for a tranquil safari at Tala Private Game Reserve, located just 45 minutes from Durban. This malaria-free sanctuary spans 3,000 hectares of rolling hills and wetlands, offering high-density sightings of rhino, hippo, giraffe, and zebra. With no large predators, the wildlife is incredibly relaxed, making it a perfect family-friendly escape for photography and birdwatching.

Begin a scenic journey to the Drakensberg, starting with the 95m Howick Falls. Pay tribute at the Mandela Capture Site before heading to Giant’s Castle. Here, a guided walk reveals ancient San rock art set against stunning mountain peaks. Conclude the day with a drive through the picturesque Midlands Meander, enjoying world-class landscapes before returning to Durban.

Located in KwaZulu-Natal, the Valley of a Thousand Hills offers breathtaking views of rolling green landscapes carved by the Umgeni River. At its heart lies Phezulu Safari Park, a cultural and wildlife hub. Visitors can experience authentic Zulu traditions and dance at the Phezulu Village, explore the crocodile and snake park, or enjoy a 4×4 safari with panoramic views of the valley.