KwaZulu-Natal has many of South Africa’s greatest attractions crammed into one province: Durban, green rolling countryside, the Drakensberg Mountains and the Battlefields, an area containing legendary military sites such as Spioenkop, Blood River, Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift.
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Kwazulu-Natal
It's likely you will pass through Durban when visiting KwaZulu-Natal. It has some nice beaches and an aquarium with acrobatic dolphin displays.
Hluhluwe is the oldest game reserve in Africa, declared by Zulu kings in 1895, and is an area of rounded hills and valleys known for good game and bird spotting.
Established nearly two decades ago, the 185 square kilometres of Phinda comprises seven separate ecospheres from savannah to the rare sand forest. Game viewing is good here.
Thanda Private Game Reserve is a privately owned reserve situated in northern of KwaZulu-Natal. As well as an abundance of large game, it's also a good place to see traditional Zulu culture.
KwaZulu-Natal has seen two of the most famous conflicts in British military history: the Boer and Zulu wars. Here, some of the best guides anywhere in the world will engage, inform and greatly move you.