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A destination of crashing waves, lush forests and sunny skies that set
the scene for the perfect holiday, with plenty to see and do. Escape to

the serenity of the North Coast.

Boasting an array of attractions, the North Coast caters for a variety of tourists. Marine World, iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium and the Durban International
The picturesque outdoors are perfect for the adventurous tourist to explore Convention Centre.
the wildlife, chill at the beach, go fi shing, surfi ng or cycling. If you’re not an
outdoor enthusiast, or just prefer evening entertainment, the region still has Travellers are spoiled for choice with a wide range of beautiful destinations
you covered with enjoyable indoor activities, modern shopping malls, fi ne dining, along the North Coast, ranging from luxury hotels to self-catering cottages.
and vibrant nightlife. See pages 11-18. See page 20. Business travellers on corporate visits will not be disappointed
with the many exceptional conference venues and world-class golf courses.
The North Coast has recently experienced a surge of developments in the retail The amazing venues on off er prove popular with doting couples that visit the
and entertainment nodes. The most recent additions are the KwaDukuza Mall scenic coast to tie the knot. See page 32. Savour the exotic and unique fl avours
in KwaDukuza, Mount Richmore Shopping Centre in Salt Rock, and The Market of the region with a wide variety of culinary options to suit your appetite and
within the Ballito Lifestyle Centre. budget. See page 24.

Further north are two of South Africa’s impressive World Heritage Sites, the Our roots stem from the time of the Zulu King, King Shaka, to the European
iSimangaliso Wetland Park, and the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park. A short drive settlers and Indian indentured labourers. See page 12. The North Coast’s rich
away are the sites where Boer, British, and Zulu military forces had once battled. history gives visitors a wonderful mix of diverse cultures and vibrant people
To the south, the vibrant city of Durban is nearby with its spectacular uShaka that have become the friendly locals.