REGIONS OF KWA ZULU NATAL
Kwa Zulu Natal compromises of various regions: The South Coast -an area filled with sub-tropical bush and cane fields; The Midlands - an area known for it's scenic beauty, arts and crafts as well as traditional and historical sites; the Drakensberg - spectacular scenery with Majestic mountain peaks and lush valleys and the North Coast - game reserves with an abundance of wildlife and natural scenery.
Known as the Kingdom of the Zulu, KwaZulu-Natal is a melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures. This province boasts two World Heritage Sites – the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park and the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park. KZN offers fantastic beaches, sunny weather, game parks, rolling green hills, numerous sugar cane plantations and relics of the great battles in South African history.
Durban
Durban is South Africa's third largest metropolis, and Africa's biggest and busiest harbour,
but is better known as a mecca for holiday makers and is a unique mix of the colonial European, Indian and
Zulu communities. This is reflected in the architecture, fashions, sights and sounds of the city. As one of
the country's popular holiday destinations, Durban is well known for it's superb beaches - known as the Golden
Mile, they stretch 6km along the sandy shoreline. Sightseeing includes: Ushaka Marine World, The Dick King
Statue, Riksha rides, Victoria Street Market, The Botanical Gardens and Orchard House, Minitown, The Local History Museum,
Phezulu, Umgeni River Bird Park, The Workshop
Pietermaritzburg
Pietermaritzburg has a strong colonial heritage, however, this vibrant town has a great mix of Indian, Zulu and English-speaking people. The city is often referred to as the best-preserved Victorian City in the country.
