Durban and the coastal resorts in KwaZulu Natal province in South Africa provide a myriad of leisure options for visitors who will find entertainment through a whole host of choices ranging from holiday resorts, mountain scenery wild life resorts and sporting facilities.
Durban was one of the host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2010 at the new Moses Mabhida Stadium.
Durban and the coastal resorts are plentiful, starting with the city of Durban which has amazing beaches, excellent hotels and unsurpassed weather conditions in a sub tropical climate with sunshine throughout the year. Even the winter months are suitable for swimming and sunbathing on the golden beaches. The atmosphere is carnival like and visitors from all over congregate to enjoy the many leisure and surf activities.
There are excellent shopping centers with an array of products of interest to overseas tourists as well as local visitors. A visit to the oriental bazaars, where a huge selection of spices as well as beautiful silk items and unusual jewellery, is a must when visiting Durban. For those who enjoy night life there are very popular Action Bars, discos and pubs.
For more cultural activities you can take your choice of the many theatres and concert halls offering classical, ethnic and modern programs. Art Galleries exhibit works by International artists and local talents. KwaZulu Natal’s capital Durban has a wide variety of restaurants provide a variety of dishes to suit all tastes, as well as the facilities to sunbathe, surf, take part in all sorts of water sports. You can also find sporting facilities of all sorts
The coastal resorts to the South of Durban lie along miles of shoreline with beautiful beaches, places to fish and professional golf courses, while to the north you will find the beautiful Umhlanga coastline with its long stretch of beach, white hotels and time share apartments, it is a tourists dream and yet retained its small town charm. Further north are other attractive resort villages and towns as well as Nature reserves and Game Reserves.
