April in KwaZulu-Natal brings together warm coastal days, cooler inland air and a sense of movement across the province. School holidays, long weekends and early autumn conditions make it an easy time to travel.
Every September, South Africa shines a spotlight on the tourism sector, celebrating the journeys that bring us together and the lives transformed by travel. Tourism Month 2025 carries the theme “Tourism for Inclusive Growth,” a call to remind us that travel is about more than exploring beautiful places.
With the Easter holidays fast approaching and school holidays just around the corner, it’s the ideal time to hit pause on your daily routine and plan a relaxing or adventurous break in the beautiful KwaZulu-Natal. This year, Easter weekend falls on Friday, March 29th to Monday, April 1st, offering the perfect long weekend for a getaway. Plus, with Freedom
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is a province rich in cultural diversity, and its culinary landscape reflects this vibrant tapestry. From the spicy curries of Durban to the hearty country fare of the Midlands and the traditional Zulu dishes of Zululand, KZN offers a gastronomic journey that is as varied as its landscapes. This Easter, embark on a culinary adventure across KZN's distinct regions and discover the magic in every bite.
If you're attending Africa's Travel Indaba 2023 in Durban, get ready to indulge in a culinary journey like no other. Our province is known for its diverse culture and rich culinary heritage, influenced by Indian, Zulu, and British flavours. With a vibrant food scene, KwaZulu-Natal offers a plethora of local restaurants that will tantalize your taste buds and
We’re delighted to share with you the diverse culinary experiences available in KwaZulu-Natal. This province in South Africa is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, and the food scene is no exception. From traditional Zulu dishes to Indian curries, Italian cuisine, and fine dining, KwaZulu-Natal offers something for every food lover. So, come along and
Dukkah Restaurant & Bar on Durban’s Florida road is a high point on the durban dining scene - a modern and luxuriant social hub with an upscale cocktail bar and lounge. Dukkah is open for lunch and dinner and serves delicious cuisine that takes its influences from the eastern coastline of our continent. Designed by chef extraordinaire and TV celebrity
With its gentle stretch of English-style hills and meadows, it’s hard not to be bewitched by the lush generosity of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, whether as a day-tripper or as a guest at a luxurious resort. Snuggled between the mighty Drakensberg and the picturesque South Coast, the Midlands is abundant in water – streams cascade into ponds, and rivers
Are you a wine-drinker or passionate about wines and wine tasting? Did you know that KwaZulu-Natal is home to grape farms and estates that are slowly winning over popularity with their locally made wines? Our province now has three established wineries who produce their own branded wines which showcase different categories and styles of wine. Through the
What if we were to tell you that you could eat Sushi as good and as tasty as the Sushi that is made in Japan, but here in KwaZulu-Natal? Don’t believe us? Come and experience the taste for yourself, because everyone loves sushi! From the smaller take-away stores, to the family seafood restaurants, to the more authentic sushi experience, we have it
KwaZulu-Natal is a Province with weather as warm as our people & where exceptional experiences are had! A province that has it all!
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