Must-see attractions in KwaZulu-Natal

On the eastern side of the main post office you’ll find a square with an old vicarage and the 1909 St Paul’s Church.

Falcon Ridge, with awesome raptor-flying demonstrations and talks, is 7km from the Drakensberg Sun turn-off.

This popular beach is located beside uShaka Marine World. It's good for swimming and popular with families.

Consistent waves due to a good beach break make this a hot surfing spot on Durban's Golden Mile.

Built in 1903; parts of the old St Joseph's church (1852) were incorporated into the building.

The somewhat sheltered beach at uShaka Marine World marks the southern end of the Golden Mile.

A popular and often crowded swimming beach north of the harbour on Durban's Golden Mile.

This glimmering glass-and-steel building hosts concerts, conventions and conferences.

At low tide you can walk the 5km from Mission Rocks to this bat-filled cave.

A popular beach for water-sport activities such as jet skiing.

Popular outdoor venue for parties and concerts.

Popular swimming beach on Durban's waterfront.

A beach known for its fairly consistent surf.

Popular, protected beach near the casino.

Established as Cetshwayo’s capital in 1873, Ondini was razed by British troops after the Battle of Ulundi (July 1879), the final engagement of the Anglo…

The largest mosque in the southern hemisphere; call ahead for a guided tour.

The Spioenkop Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot surrounding a dam on the Tugela river that zebras, white rhinos, giraffes, antelope and over 290 bird…

The military settlement of Mgungundlovu (Ungungundhlovu), Dingaan’s capital from 1829 to 1838, is southwest of Ulundi on Rte 34 (the road linking Vryheid…

Created as a set for the telemovie Shaka Zulu, the slightly Disney-fied Shakaland beats up a touristy blend of perma-grin performance and informative…

Ulundi lies within the Valley of the Kings, the name of which is officially promoted as Emakhosini Ophathe Heritage Park. The area is of great…