Kwazulu Natal the kingdom of the Zulu people has much to offer. The warm Indian Ocean, sub-tropical climate and magnificent beaches make this one of South Africa’s, most popular holiday destinations. Added to this it is also home to the mighty Drakensberg range of mountains. If this were not enough it also offers fantastic game viewing opportunities. The region is rich in history and cultural diversity. Here white, black and Indian cultures blend to give the region a cosmopolitan feel and some of the bloodiest battles of both the Anglo Boer war and the Zulu wars were fought in this region.

Some of the best diving spots in the world can be found off this coastline, an excellent place for viewing a variety of sub-tropical fish, dolphin and whale. Traveling north you come to the unspoilt coastal areas of Maputuland, a region that offers a whole new wildlife experience for the eco-tourist, whether exploring the waterways or vast estuarine systems or venturing into the sea itself. The popular Sodwana Marine Reserve offers visitors a host of leisure activities. Whether into snorkeling or deep-sea diving there is an abundance of sea life to be viewed in one of the best soft coral reef systems in the world.
Even further north are the waterways of Kosi Bay, an unspoilt wet-land area rich in bird life. Visitors can also experience the crystal clear waters of Lake Sibaya where you can watch hippopotamus leave the lake to feed with a breathtaking African sunset in the background. Once again accommodation options have been carefully selected and detailed information on activities has been supplied.