Washed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, KwaZulu-Natal, with its subtropical coastline, sweeping savannah in the east and magnificent Drakensberg mountain range in the west, generously caters for just about every taste imaginable.

Known as the Kingdom of the Zulu, KwaZulu-Natal is a melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures. It boasts two World Heritage Sites – the iSimangaliso Wetland Park  and the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park.

Traditionally popular with holiday-makers, KwaZulu-Natal is South Africa’s busiest local holiday destination and is appropriately named “South Africa’s Garden Province”.  This lush, green province forms the east coast of South Africa, from the Mozambique boundary southwards to Port Edward. The coastline is dotted with small towns, many of which serve as seasonal recreational hubs, with a climate that is humid and subtropical. KwaZulu-Natal has superb beaches of world-class quality, which are to be found along virtually the entire coastline.

KwaZulu-Natal has eight destinations guaranteed to provide you with memorable and unique experiences! Contact us for travel solutions, vacation packages, tours and Kwazulu-Natal accommodation bookings.

	Battlefields Zulu wars, Shaka, Isandlwana, Rorke's Drift, Colenso, Spioenkop, Ladysmith, Dundee, Churchill, Blood River, Cetshwayo, Boers ... these are some of the terms which are associated with the internationally renowned KwaZulu-Natal Battlefields area of South Africa.
	Drakensberg The Zulu people named it 'Ukhahlamba' or the 'Barrier of Spears' and the Dutch Voortrekkers 'The Dragon Mountain'. The Drakensberg Mountains, with their awe-inspiring basalt cliffs, snow-capped in winter, tower over riverine bush, lush yellowwood forests and cascading waterfalls, form a massive barrier separating KwaZulu-Natal from the Kingdom of Lesotho.
	Durban Metro Durban is a sophisticated cosmopolitan city of over three million people - a city where east meets west - a city beneath which beats the pulse of Africa - city known as the home of Africa's best managed, busiest port. Durban is an exciting city in which to play, shop, experience the nightlife and to relax. It's a city in which business and debate issues, which have far-reaching effects, not only on Africa but way beyond its borders, are discussed.
	Elephant Coast (Maputaland) Elephant, rhino, iSimangaliso Wetland Park (The Greater St Lucia Wetland Park), Hluhluwe, iMfolozi, Tembe, Ndumu, Maputaland, Kosi Bay, Sodwana, whales and turtles are some of the terms associated with the Elephant Coast - an 'ecotourism mecca' of the Zulu Kingdom or South Africa's province of KwaZulu-Natal.
	North Coast The Zulu Kingdom's North Coast, also known as the Dolphin Coast, stretches from Zimbali to the mighty Thukela River. This is the playground of the bottlenose dolphins, which frolic in the waters close to shore and are visible all year round. It offers luxury, beauty, sport and history.
	Pietermaritzburg & Midlands Visits by the likes of Gandhi, Mandela and Twain, the Comrades and Dusi Marathons, museums, art galleries, rolling hills, waterfalls and a special style of country living are some of the things that make the Pietermaritzburg and Midlands region of South Africa famous.
	South Coast Margate, Port Shepstone, Scottburgh, Port Edward, sardines, golf, whales, dolphins, the Oribi Gorge, hibiscus flowers and golden beaches are some of the terms which people associate with this magnificent South Coast region of South Africa and the Zulu Kingdom.
	Zululand Zululand history, King Shaka, Ulundi, Eshowe and Richards Bay are some of the terms associated with this world-renowned region of KwaZulu-Natal's Zululand. Zululand teems with private and provincial game reserves which offer game-watching facilities as well as hiking and nature trails.