KwaZulu Natal

KwaZulu Natal Travel

The Kingdom of the Zulu, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, is the melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures in South Africa. A popular holiday destination for holidaymakers from other provinces flocking to its sandy shores and incredible surf.

Accommodation in Natal offers fantastic beaches, sunny weather, game parks, rolling green hills, numerous sugar cane plantations and visits to the great battles in South African history.

The province is famed for the Drakensberg Mountains, the Midlands Meander, The Natal Battlefield, Zululand and those stunning beaches along the coastline.

The Best Options For Travel In KwaZulu Natal

  • Natal Lodges

    Accommodation and lodges in KwaZulu Natal featuring the Battlefields of Isandlwana, Fugitive's Drift and Spioenkop. South Africa's playground of Durban. The Drakensberg World Heritage Site and the arts and crafts of the Natal Midlands. Zululand with Hluhluwe National Park as the main highlight.

  • Natal Safaris

    KwaZulu Natal is home to various safaris, each with its unique appeal. If you're looking for a luxurious lodge safari, you'll be spoiled for choice in this province.

    Most of the lodges safaris we offer in Natal are completely tailor-made around what our clients individually are looking for. Self-drive or guided safari options are available. If you're looking for something a little more adventurous, consider a camping safari.

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Kwazulu Natal Travel Topics

  • Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift Battlefields

    There are few other places on earth where you can visit a battlefield area and see exactly what the soldiers of 130 years ago observed. The now-famous battles of Rorke’s Drift and Isandlwana Battlefields are two of those places and the fact that they are located in the vast and unspoilt beauty of Zululand add to their allure.

  • uShaka Marine World Durban

    Some of the most beautiful game reserves in South Africa are located in Kwazulu Natal, within a few hours drive of the airport. Coupled with the Drakensberg Mountain range and the tropical Indian Ocean coast, you have a pretty impressive list of sights to see and experience. When it comes to Durban however, people have mostly avoided the city as of no particular interest for the family. Think again.

  • Comrades Marathon

    After the Two Oceans and continuing our theme of running, on the 1st June is the mother of all ultramarathon running in South Africa and the world, The Comrades Marathon. This is a race of some pedigree and not only is it the oldest with it having begun in 1921 but it is also by far the largest with an average of 12000 runners competing annually.

  • Fugitives Drift Review

    David Rattray is synonymous with Fugitives Drift. His love and hard work put this obscure corner of Zululand on the world map. Initially, by him pioneering the new tourism sector of historical tours in South Africa and then by attracting the great and good of this world including several members of the British Royal Family to this area who consequently were important in financing the influential David Rattray Foundation.