Top 50 things to do and attractions in Durban

uShaka is always a lovely place to visit when coming to Durban. I hadn’t been here since before Covid and was worried when I saw all the negative reviews, however it’s not bad at all. There are staff everywhere to assist, the spaces are kept clean, and the shows, aquarium and slides are all very enjoyable. We were here during off peak season so it was not busy at all. The parking has attendants on the inside and you have to pay at the gate too. The payment at the gate was R21 for about 6 hours, which isn’t too bad. I recommend having some cash as well. It’s important to check the website before planning your trip so you know when is the best time to visit based on what’s available.

🌊 1. Sea World Home to one of the largest aquariums in the Southern Hemisphere. You can walk through underwater tunnels and view sharks, rays, turtles, dolphins, and colorful fish up close. There are dolphin and seal shows scheduled daily — both entertaining and educational. 💦 2. Wet ‘n Wild Water Park Features water slides, lazy rivers, splash pools, and high-speed rides. Great for families and thrill-seekers. Lifeguards are stationed throughout, and facilities are well maintained. 🏖️ 3. uShaka Beach and Village Walk Located right next to the ocean, with easy beach access. Village Walk offers shops, restaurants, and cafés — from fast food to seafood dining with ocean views. You can also find souvenirs, surfwear, and local crafts. 🧭 4. Animal Encounters Optional experiences like snorkeling in lagoons, shark cage dives, or meeting dolphins (book in advance). Great for adventure seekers or photography lovers. 🎭 5. Cultural and Family Vibes Themed around King Shaka Zulu — you’ll see touches of Zulu culture and storytelling throughout. The staff are generally friendly, and it’s a very family-friendly and educational space. ⭐ Overall Experience 🌟 Fun level: 9/10 🧒 Family friendliness: Excellent 💰 Value for money: Good (combo tickets often save you money) 🍽️ Food & facilities: Varied and clean 🐠 Highlight: The massive aquarium and dolphin show

uShaka is a beautiful big place to do alot of things, inreally think they did an outstanding job with the layout. The only thing I'd recommend is to improve on the seal show, it's was a little bit of a waist of time, they only have a short briefing then select soemone from the audience to meet a seal, and that's it show is over, I feel they can do a little more than a 5mint show, for me it was a waist the kids could hardly enjoy, the dolphin show was so amazing, got to give it tobthe staff that handles the dolphin show now that definitely worth to see, some areas where closed, and some restaurants are closed, so it's a little bit sad, I'd prefer to go early morning, as midday is extremely busy if you not someone for large groups of people. To view the marine life. They definitely are doing a great job and that you have an opportunity to meet the dolphins personally, but you would need to book ahead of time with them to personally have an experience with the dolphins. But the show you don't need booking.

uShaka Marine World is an incredible place to visit! The aquarium is one of the best I’ve seen, with an amazing variety of marine life and beautifully designed exhibits. The water park adds even more fun, especially for families with children. The atmosphere is vibrant and safe, with plenty of food and entertainment options around. I highly recommend booking tickets in advance, especially during weekends and holidays, as it gets very busy. A must-see attraction in Durban!

Best place to visit around Durban. There are Marine Aquarium, Dolphin and seal shows, Dangerous creature show, water adventures, rope adventure and water parks. Everything totally worth. You can also take seperate tickets for each events, but it's better to take combo tickets. Go for water park if u gonna spend the whole day there. Ticket prices are also not high, but affordable. We really enjoyed it

I've been wanting to go there for ages. I was not disappointed. The staff are really working hard to make it an amazing experience. The exhibits are well maintained. There are lots of shops and more than enough to eat and drink. I will certainly go back and can definitely recommend it.

What a great experience at uShaka Marine World! We wandered through the aquarium and honestly lost track of time—quiet walkways, huge viewing windows, and that lovely hush when a turtle glides past. Even the “non-fish people” in our group ended up pointing things out and taking way too many photos. Outside had a fun, holiday feel. We grabbed an easy lunch, drifted between shops, and caught a dolphin show without planning to—perfect little break for our feet. Salty air, friendly staff, and plenty of shady spots made it an effortless day out. We left sun-tired, smiling, and already talking about coming back.

We took the SkyCar up the arch just before sunset and the view over Durban stopped us in our tracks, ocean on one side, city stretching on the other. We took a few photos, then just leaned on the rail and watched the light slide across the roof. Even on a breezy evening it felt calm up there, like the city noise was on mute. Back at ground level we wandered the plaza, grabbed something to drink, and sat people-watching while the lights came on around the stadium. It’s one of those places that makes a simple hour feel like an occasion, easy, memorable, and worth the detour.

stunning landmark with breathtaking architecture and panoramic views . The SkyCar and arch walk, when functional, offer spectacular sunset vistas over Durban and the ocean . Adrenaline activities & events Andrenalin junkies gather here but it now currently under renovations 

We went up in the SkyCar for a proper postcard view of Durban’s coastline, then lingered on the arch just to watch the city breathe. It’s clean, well-run, and surprisingly calming up there. If you’ve got nerves, the Big Swing is a rush; if not, the café and plaza still make it worth the stop. Sunset light on the arch is magic, photos do half the work for you.

Great place to visit. Great views and good architecture you won't regret it. I love the fact that it's easily accessible, spacious and clean too. Lots of parking space and a great environment. We've watched countless soccer matches and the atmosphere's always good and you get to meet different people.

We went up late afternoon and the views were exactly what we hoped for—ocean on one side, city on the other, and a steady breeze that makes you pause. Staff were calm and friendly, and the whole process felt smooth from ticketing to the ride down. It’s one of those “show your visitors this first” places because it sets the tone for Durban. Back at ground level we lingered on the plaza, grabbed something cold to drink, and watched people cycle past. It’s easy to pair with a walk toward the beachfront, so the outing turns into a simple, happy couple of hours.

The Kings Park Stadium, also known as the "Shark Tank," is a rugby ground located close to The Riverside Hotel in Durban. It's about a 5-minute drive from the hotel and 20 minutes from King Shaka International Airport. This stadium is primarily used for rugby union and is the home ground of the Natal Sharks team. The stadium has a seating capacity of 52,000 and has hosted several international rugby matches, including the 1995 Rugby World Cup ¹ ². Address: Jacko Jackson Dr, Stamford Hill, Durban, 4025.

It was fun being there but the stalls/shops on the food/snack court it was too full and stuff was slow. Increase the staff next time

We slipped off for an hour between family visits and the city noise just melted, cool shade, giant trees, and easy paths you can wander without thinking. We found the lake, watched moorhens fussing around the lilies, and took a few photos before putting the phones away. It felt like a small breather in the middle of a busy family weekend. We grabbed cold drinks, sat under a big fig, and chatted about nothing important while the kids rolled down the lawn. Couples strolled past, a wedding shoot drifted by the orchids, and the whole place just moved at a gentler pace. Simple, calm, and exactly the reset we needed before heading back to the cousins.

Botanic Garden is beautiful, peace and quiet. I went on Saturday it was full yet so spacious as there was a wedding ceremony in the hall. People who were visiting the garden were able to access it. I would really recommend it 👌 if you want to relax, enjoy the view and nature.

We’ve had a visiting this place with my bestie and boyfriend! It’s totally free for everyone, and if you’re feeling generous, you can always donate a little something. Plus, there’s a great coffee spot and some books for super cheap. And don’t forget the cute little shop with all sorts of nice stuff and souvenirs!

I had a chance to visit the Durban Botanical Gardens a few months ago and it turned out to be one of those experiences that lingers with you long after you've left. I found the gardens peaceful and refreshing, with highlights like the orchid house, palm collection, and lake. The atmosphere felt calming yet full of discovery, blending history with natural beauty. Overall, it was a memorable place to relax, reflect, and reconnect with nature. A definite must visit if you are in Durban.

Beautiful and peaceful space in the heart of Durban. The educational signs make it a great spot for plant lovers, and the garden is perfect for a picnic or a romantic walk. There's also an affordable coffee shop on-site. Parking can be a bit difficult on busy days, but overall a lovely place to visit!

One of the oldest botanical gardens in Africa and a serene oasis in the heart of Durban. Gorgeous collection of cycads, orchids, and palm trees. Ideal for picnics, birdwatching, or quiet walks. The gardens are well maintained with clean facilities and ample benches. There’s often live music or events on weekends. Entry is free, though donations are welcome.

Really nice gardens with trees and plants from all over the world. Interesting to learn about the cyca, indigenous to South Africa as well as the elephant foot tree

Durban is the place to be. Durban’s beachfront, known as the Golden Mile, is a vibrant stretch along the Indian Ocean. It features sandy beaches, warm waters, and a scenic promenade lined with restaurants, hotels, and markets. Popular for surfing, swimming, and fishing, it also boasts uShaka Marine World and stunning sunrise views.

Beautiful scenery and beautiful sand not crowded at all

Beautiful scenery, love my country and all... although there is a strike the place is neat...

Lovely, clean and safe was on the mile for the whole 5 days we were there

Nice stretch for cycling walking running, to have local food . Beer and chill You can rent all types of bikes on half hour / 1 hour basis Do cable ride for nice view

Fantastic place where to stay even for the whole day. It could look at the first moment as a bit overcrowded but that's the magic of this place. People here are just sharing their joy and funny time. A lot of options were to grab some snacks or some different beach food such as ice cream or soft drinks. There is also plenty of restaurants or coffee shops so here is everything for the while day. Even free public showers🚀

Nice flat beach, good for relax but I prefer rocks ;)

It was a great experience, especially for kids! They seemed to enjoy it even more than the adults. Although the variety of birds wasn't extensive, the kids had a blast. I didn't feel like it was crowded, but I can imagine it would be busier during school holidays. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit!

This is a difficult review for me but I still give it 5 stars. Any less and they may not be featured in recommendations of things to do in Durban. And you should definitely visit the bird park! The park showed some signs of deterioration from a previous vidit, but the birds looked well cared for despite this. You have educational boards up at every exhibit, so thinking school excursions would be a wonderful boost for young minds and support this park. We did not see the bird show, hosted twice daily - but i remember it being such a wonderful experience. And if for no other reason, there are 2 birds in the park that stole my heart many years ago: a yellow crested cockatoo - who is the friendliest little thing ever. I don't think we should scratch their heads through the wires, but this one allows me to and actually throws a little tantrum when you stop or move on. The other us a another parrot who learned how to say "hello" and just repeats it non-stop while you are visiting his home. So cute!!!

Please go support the bird park so they can keep the interesting park going. There’s a coffee and tea place too. Some birds are really unique. Stay for the 11am or 2pm for the fly show.

What a welcoming and beautiful experience. The birds are very social and interactive. The park is run down but at least the animals looks healthy. Feel free to order something to snack! The food is good and the peacocks love the leftover bread and chips.

Place is clean, birds are caged (some) and well taken care of. I had a great time with my girlfriends Linda 🫠. Laughing kookaburra took the crown

Beautiful birds, place you can see just needs some TLC. Bird show was amazing!! An awesome experience would definitely recommend!!

I visited the Umgeni bird park with my family. When we entered It was really hot so we purchased an ice cream from the Cockatoo Cafe for our 6 year old daughter. We then proceeded to the free flight bird show. Which was really amazing and we really enjoyed. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. After the bird show we proceeded to the tables in the sitting area because our daughter is a very fussy eater so we carried her favorite snacks and foods that she will eat. She was hungry so she asked for a sandwich, when my husband removed the lunch box from our bag and opened it for our child to eat the Indian male from the Cockatoo Cafe rudely spoke to my husband in front of many other people that was there saying that there is a big sign outside saying no picnics, foods and drinks are allowed, which we did not see. Firstly we was not having a picnic we simply wanted to give our child something to eat because she was hungry and it was so hot and there was now where else with shade to sit. The manner it which he spoke and conducted himself was very rude and uncalled for and embarrassing he put our entire mood off and we left with immediate effect and did not get to view the rest of the bird park. This was a very bad experience for my family and myself which was uncalled for and we will never visit again. We will also be informing our families and friends about this place and tell them about our bad experience. Its because of arrogant people like this that places lose customers and finally close down. So sad

A street full of vibrant restaurants expressing local and international cuisine. There is never a dull moment on this road. I am a huge fan of the fine dining and party vibe thats present in the day and night

The food and the music is top notch. The diversity and culture really shows that we live in a very awesome country.

Not sure how many of the places are still around but its always great to be in Florida Road, Berea, Durban and just cruise around or pop in at one of the local pubs or restaurants for a byte...

Always a busy road but fun to be at

For everything you need in one street, I call it the “street that never sleeps”. The night life is awesome

On its way down, wholw road needs a revamp to take it back to its glory days.

Has a variety of good vibes places

Great museum featuring some great exhibitions on Durbans history. The staff were welcoming and helpful! A little small, so hoping it could showcase more in the future but the historical photographs were incredible. Amazing quality for their time and showcasing an important time in South Africa’s history in foregrounding families and real people affected by apartheid forced removals. The HIV/AIDS showcase is one of the most thorough and expressive medical histories I’ve ever attended.

Great little Museum! In less than an hour you’ll get a good feeling for what life would have been like in Durban for people discriminated against during apartheid. The fact that this is the actual pass office makes it really tangible! The buildings are well kept and entrance is indeed free.

A very good place to learn about Durban history, even living here for years I learnt new information. It was free entry and extremely well maintained museum, I am very impressed by the quality of information and having interactive parts in the museum as well.

A small museum. Free entrance. I learned history.

We brought leaners to Kwa Muhle Museum on the 11 November 2025. The experience was good until we were introduced to the lady by the name of Miss Shozi. She was rude to us teachers and also shouting at our learners not to touch anything from the musem. She instructed us not to photograph her while talking to the leaners, we didn't have the problem about that but the manner in which she addressed us was extremely rude. We are not willing to come back at KwaMuhle also we wouldn't recommend any other school to bring their learners there. We had a terrible experience. Thank you

The first thing that stood out as I walked into the old Native Administration Building was how clean and well preserved it was. Staff at reception were extremely helpful and kind. It was refreshing to experience good service from government employees. The museum itself is small with only 4 main display rooms. One of which has most of Durbans history in the form of story boards and sculptures depicting life at the time. There is a large room where an HIV AIDS gallery is held. There was too much writing on the walls. Literally. Another room showcased stories and paraphernalia of the Durban Old Boys, men who fought in World War 1. Although the information and faculties were relevant and informative, I expected more. Toilet facilities available. Ample parking. Safe.

The first thing that stood out as I walked into the old Native Administration Building was how clean and well preserved it was. Staff at reception were extremely helpful and kind. It was refreshing to experience good service from government employees. The museum itself is small with only 4 main display rooms. One of which has most of Durbans history in the form of story boards and sculptures depicting life at the time. There is a large room where an HIV AIDS gallery is held. There was too much writing on the walls. Literally. Another room showcased stories and paraphernalia of the Durban Old Boys, men who fought in World War 1. Although the information and faculties were relevant and informative, I expected more. Toilet facilities available. Ample parking. Safe.

Beware of Thirupathi Spices I got robbed by the owner.4 Small packets of spices and 3 cokes for R 270.00.In JHB a pack of these spices is around R 20.00 each.Check before you Tap.Other shops told me im not the first,they over charge the tourists.

Good prices for authentic traditional jewelry, clothing and gifts. Not very busy. But too little parking. Very unsafe to park outside as metro police enjoy giving tickets and bully car guards rule the place, especially around the fish market. If you want to buy beaded stuff, come here and also bargain because it's one tenth the price you would pay elsewhere. There's also plenty spice shops. Plan to spend 1 - 2 hours here.

We arrived late morning and it was very quiet in the market. The parking was good as well as service facilities. All the stores displayed mainly touristy items. An interesting morning but would be better to go early. Definitely visit the spice shop and Aunty Pam's food store both excellent.

Nothing like advertised ; you are bullied into buying and when you say no they continue to push. Dirty and very dodgy even our uber driver wasn’t happy going there. They see the tourists coming and bullshit you into buying spices at expensive prices , I almost had a heart attack

Good but the packing space is not enough due to people that sell their products around that place

A good place to be whenever you are doing shopping, however not having enough parking space for customers

Hussle and bussle of Vic market is great ! Pick up bargains at a decent price !

The Natural Science Museum has a wonderful array of bird, animal and insect life native to Southern Africa. The exhibits are well kept and the murals are stunning! Definitely lots to enjoy and learn as you wonder through at your own pace.

My son loved all the stuffed animals he saw esp the TRex he was fascinated and he learned animals species from all countries he's only 3, I loved the artwork it was beautiful

Very impressive natural history museum in downtown Durban. This museum rivals the fauna diorama displays at the New York Natural Science Museum. Special highlights include an almost complete skeleton of a non extinct Dodo bird. There are full size taxidermy animals for just about every species you would expect to see on a safari game drive including a small giraffe, white and black rhinos and even an elephant! The bird gallery was amazing. I wish we had come here before going to Kruger NP. Don't loiter outside the building for too long (although it is beautiful to look at) as the neighbourhood is sketchy.

A fascinating museum with a wide range of exhibits that make science and history come alive. The displays are educational, engaging, and perfect for both adults and children. I particularly enjoyed the dinosaur and wildlife sections, which are impressive and very well presented. Entry was smooth and quick, and the visit was definitely worth it. A great place to learn and explore in Durban!

Great small museum with some classic Sth African displays. Includes an effort to educate on climate change and conservation as well. It was great to see plenty of locals coming through when we were there. No cost except the "parking attendants"...

I visited on a Sunday and managed to tour the first floor. We were lucky that we got parking outside the entrance. Entrance was free. The exhibits were well taken care off.

What a treat, place was Clean and tidy, you'd never believe you're in Durban CBD. It was also FREE! Kids enjoyed it, lots to learn even for older kids up to adults, There's a REAL Egyptian MUMMY too!

Just as old as i am. Been coming here since my childhood. Well kept and interesting. Kids find it fascinating. Please support. It is run by a NPC.

Mini Town is a hidden gem! The miniature city is impressive and very well designed, making it fun for both kids and adults. Walking around the small-scale models gives a different perspective and makes the visit truly enjoyable. It’s a perfect stop for families, school trips, or anyone curious to see Durban in a unique way. Definitely worth a visit!

Minitown is well looked after and we had a great time experiencing it. What makes it even more special is the fact that everything is run from a control room by trained staff. I'll definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area.

Mini Town is well maintained, very clean and tidy. Would definitely recommend popping in.

It was cute and a nice little stop for foreign visitors to Durban. As a Durbanite, i expected a little more, but still thought it worth the price. The detail in some of the set ups were pretty impressive and you can walk through the different 'exhibits' for a closer look. There is a facility to buy snacks and drinks. We've were there for about 30 minutes. Saw a school trip at mini town with a guide talking about some of the structures that represented building in Durban from a couple of years ago. That was a nice touch.

Really fun experience. There is a lot of small shops; harbour(with fish) and a airport. There is a very small tuckshop at the end.

I absolutely loved seeing the city of Durban in a mini version. It's absolutely nostalgic, but I would love to see more of an updated current version of it.. Hopefully, they will get more sponsorships and stay open 🥰 It's a beautiful little world to take a little one 2.. We did it last year and this year, so it was great to see my little one grow ❤️

Wilson's Wharf is a charming spot in Durban, on the KwaZulu-Natal east coast, offering a delightful mix of relaxation, entertainment, and scenic beauty. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this waterfront destination has something for everyone. Visitors can expect scenic views, boat rides, restaurants and cafes, shopping and other fun activities. The wharf offers stunning views of the Durban harbour, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing meal. One of the highlights is the boat rides available at the wharf. Whether you're looking for a short harbour cruise or a more adventurous speed boat ride, there's an option for every thrill-seeker. Wilson's Wharf is home to several eateries, including great seafood restaurants, known for its delicious seafood and pizza. The ambiance is perfect for a family meal or a romantic dinner. The wharf also features various activities, especially the boat rides, picnics, and cultural tours. It's a great place to spend a day with family or friends. There are a few shops and boutiques where you can find souvenirs, local crafts, and more. Its family-friendly,  with activities for all ages. It offers a variety of options, from dining to entertainment, there's something for everyone. Most of all, it offers a beautiful setting and the waterfront location provides a picturesque backdrop for photos and relaxation. The downside is that during peak times, the wharf can get quite crowded, which might affect the overall experience and certain areas could benefit from better upkeep, especially in terms of cleanliness and maintenance.

A nice place to hang out for at any time to watch what is going on in the harbor. I stayed at the Mozambique at the far end of the complex close to the water. Waiters are helpful.. Food is tasty and the chili sauce spicy

Nice views but very dirty don't be there at night not safe

One of my favorite places to be, with so many food choices to eat at, to the beautiful view of the bay. With many activities like boat rides, fishing or just relaxing listening to music. Some of the restaurants you can eat at are spur, mozambik, julios, John dory's, house of curry's. Perfect place to spend the afternoon of a sunny day

10/10 for the boat cruise. The food at Spur was delicious. The staff is very friendly. However, the fact that its absolutely filthy is concerning. You can literally take 5 guys, 5 net scoops and plastic bags and they'll have it cleaned within a few hours. There's trash everywhere. Between the boats, in ramps, floating all over the place. This really is sad to see that's there's no respect for the ocean and the wharf. What does management even do? It's a big eye sore and would look beautiful if the bottles and plastic would just be picked up. There were a lot of people from over seas and their remarks alone wasn't great due to the filth scattered about. Please do something about this ASAP.

Really a must visit in Durban! Many great restaurants, will a super cool view. Buy some bread from a local shop and feed the fishies while you wait

You have to visit Mozambik restaurant. Excellent service and food. Booked a boat cruise with Isle of Capri but was fairly disappointed. Not meant for family fun as we were delayed by 15 minutes while waiting for liquor loaded party goers who were late. The noise was not nice. Would not use them again if this is what their cruises are like.

Small zoos, not many big attractions it's basically like a bird park. There are beautiful peacocks that walk freely around the area and nice small well maintained enclosures. Would recommend for kids who love animals

It was Okay . I've been going there from the time I was small , the park has changed alot . I wish there was a restaurant in the Zoo so you can eat in there cause there's no restaurants anywhere else . The park was kind of unkept , flower gardens were good , it was a Quiet day for a Saturday. The entrance fees were really low under R20 per person . Some of the enclosures were empty and there's only bushes. The reptile house was dirty and I think it was closed but there's still spiders in it , hope they are taken care of . Some of the enclosures seem small for the animals. Like so many birds in a small cage . I feel like they need more space . Overall I love the park and will be back

Well kept and maintained. A better job can be done and a revamp is required. Lovely place to go with family for a picnic and visit the zoo. Lots of birds and animals to see. Fabulous memories are made here. On weekends come before 12pm for a good spot

what an exciting surprise....the Alpaca's....oh my word....absolutely amazing. Sadly the Zoo is not as i remember it....lots of empty and broken enclosures.... Still worth a visit. Hopefully it will be restored soon. The play area/jungle gym is closed,my son was extremely disappointed.

A good place for family and friends to relax in a clean and well maintained Park. The gardens are beautiful, safety is still reasonable and the animals in the zoo look happy. Great for kids or adults that enjoy abit of nature in the midst of Durban!

Beautiful upon entrance into the picnic gardens, Zoo is run down and unkempt, overgrown cages filled with weeds, workers were chopping down cycads and flowers , instead of weeding and trimming. Pity there is no more restaurant, but still an enjoyable outing for families

Beautiful kept gardens and plenty picnic space. Mitchell Park has changed their variety of animals but it's still worth the visit. There are no longer 🐇🐰 bunny rabbits and different species of monkeys and they have added new animals since we were last there. My suggestion for improvement would be to add a light in the dark room so the fishtank with the turtle is visible as the animals in the tanks in the dark room can barely be seen even by shining a cellph light. There were quite a few empty cages. Toilets were clean and staff onsite friendly and polite. All in all a lovely day, will be back ☺️

I went there for a yoga class. Lovely, clean, and neat. The toilet was also clean, taking into account it was a public toilet.

Very serene and refreshing spot ideal for quality time with family and pets

I was looking for a park with a playground to take the kids to during school holidays. I saw that the playground area at Mitchell Park was closed so I searched for another park that specifically had a playground and this one came up. It's the park across from Mitchell Park and does not have a playground.

Dog friendly yet the sign outside says not dog friendly.

A wonderful dog park where the dogs are all friendly and play nicely. I wish some people would pick up after their dogs more but it’s a wonderful place to socialize your pet.

The park was very well maintained when we were there. Toilet facilities could do with an upgrade though. Very popular park for walking dogs.

The tree of light was quite something. The park was very clean and it was such a pleasure to be apart of the festivities

Located in front of Ushaka with its large flat shoreline and relatively small incline makes it quite safe to swim and for the kids to play. There is lots of parking available at Ushaka and grab a bite at surf riders cafe. This is the perfect beach for the family to spend the day and soak up the sun.

A beautiful Beach 🏖️ Absolutely clean and hygiene Abundant clean parkings Visibility of the police in the area Well trained life guards who are so watchful on the swimmers There is a fully equipped Addington Hospital in the area The toilet and showering facility is absolutely clean with toilet paper available Plenty of eating outlets in the vicinity The breeze is fresh Just feel the breeze A beautiful place to spend the day ❤️

Amazing beach, lovely water and great atmosphere, however lifeguard on duty claiming to be a senior lifeguard had a lot of attitude sitting for shade by lifeguard duty stand. Very unhelpful and said I have attitude and doesn’t need to explain to me. Disappointed with that, been coming there for years and no lifeguard had any attitude but not this time not the case.

Absolutely Beautiful.Pristine clean. Beach ⛱️🏖️ as busy buzzing with people cyclists, couples with children and holiday makers. Went for a morning walk. Proudly South African Beautiful Summers day with a slight breeze 🌞 Really enjoyed my walk on the Promenade.

Best place to be lovely people and beautiful sights i adored the breeze ♥

Great experience and a Wonderful view.

Awsome beach with nice people, about 5 lifeguards on duty. Nice big waves with warm water and the beach is clean with a resturant

A great park to have in an ideal location. This park has been around for a long time and is much needed for the surrounding folk and even neighboring communities Sufficient well spaced parking under great shaded trees. The area is a safe place to travel to and easily accessible. The whole that surrounds the park is well kept with high level maintenance. The facilities at the park is in need of some attention, especially the toilet. There can be an addition to the present and also greater upkeep and repairs. The Pick & Pay Hypermarket is close by and provides for an ideal opportunity to shop for all the necessary. Great to see the park still well supported. Also ample play areas for kids and adults. Would highly recommend for a wonderful experience

Always a peaceful experience walking around the gardens, visiting the little lakes.. Its always quite busy, but luckily we managed to get parking. Great for families, with a large jungle area, or just a walk out in nature

A beautiful place, it was my first visit of many. The place needs attending to. As a Horticulturist I saw places of improvement such as the pond, swings, parking space, more activities, and functional garden themes... Guys come on. But our stay was good 😊.

Sadly the gardens have deteriorated since we used to visit as kids. It has great potential and would be so nice if the gardens were restored to their original beauty. There is a little play area for kids. I didn't use the toilets so can't comment on those. It WAS peaceful and had nice trees. Braaing is allowed so that's good.

Still stays true to the original Japanese design theme. It does need some maintenance. Even so, it's a popular party venue. While there we saw 2 baby showers & 2 birthday parties around us. Good facilities. Nice playground for the kids. Get there early to secure a good picnic spot.

It is still a lovely place to visit with families, but it hasn't lost its charm over the years, although it did go through a phase of neglect.

Neat, clean, serene.... Kids love it.... You have to arrive early in the morning to get a good parking spot inside

The gallery is nice.. Artwork is displayed properly.. I just wondered why the artworks don’t have descriptions, I really couldn’t connect well with the artworks.

Beautiful building. Definitely worth a visit if it’s your first time in Durban, check out online before to see what exhibit is up. Would definitely advise ubering if it is your first trip into town. Driving and parking can be tricky.

The gallery is under renovation. Only one room is open, not very impressive

Great learning centre but their air conditioning is worst

I have been in this place several times and still enjoy like it's the first time visit... beautiful artwork, watching types of animals with descriptions on them hearing sounds as well also able to touch some of the animals gives me a thrill to come back to this place..... great place to be indeed

Wonderful & helpful reception from securities at the entrance, wide range of books & dvď's to choose from not to mention dvd's, restrooms available, wheelchair accessible, cash & cards accepted, great place to familiarize kids who are already at school due to kiddies section provided downstairs at the library. No food allowed inside however close few eating outlets.

Amazing Public gallery hosting beautiful exhibitions from local and international artists. The gallery is over 100 years old. It is on the 2nd floor of the City Hall building. It also hosts artwork from the 15th century. The diversity of the gallery makes for accurate representation of the man histories of the KZN region.

Love this little piece of heaven. Crabs were all hiding, but still worth the visit.

Highly recommend a visit.. very interesting and informative. Honoury Officer was very good with the young children accompanying us. Clean toilets and some refreshments available from the kiosk. Only open on certain weekends

Joined a pre booked guided tour, very interest on the go talk. By prior arrangement only

24 October 2024 This must be my second time coming here after 10 years ago. It is refreshing and you get in touch with nature. The dad part is that when we went close to the beach the effects of waste was visible. There was waste all over and I wish us people can understand how our ignorance and lack of empathy for the Environment is bringing harm. I enjoyed the tour and was reminisce about when I came here for the first time.

Such a lovely place to visit

Nice and educational for the little ones remember a hat!

Beautiful and educational outdoor experience near the city. The reserve is usually closed and only accessible/open once a month every 3rd Saturday of the month from 8am to 1pm. Entrance is free and there are lots of volunteer park rangers walking around interacting and educating the public. Addition there is also an initiative to encourage people to help clean up the litter on the beach. The entire walk is on a wooden raised train. The trail will roughly take you 45min and is flat. Great family venue.

Beautiful, peaceful, clean and great people. Parking and braai area available under trees for shade.

Good walk

Beautiful wetland. Walking trails and facilities such as picnic spots, braai areas and benches could do with some refurbishment.

Lovely little reserve, go in a group, like Durban Ramblers.

Ezemvelo need to catch a wake up and start maintaining this place. Fence is broken, alien vegetation, litter all over and loads of it. You can't expect the guard on duty to sort this out and sit at the gate and patrol

The beach is extremely littered with pollution. The community could do a better job cleaning up.

Enjoyable experience. Nice walk although cut short due to path being obstructed and un attended to Shaded picnic area with braai pits and haded parking. Entrance fee was pretty reasonable too.

Lot's do to.. lot's to see. Wether you just want to go for a bite to eat..surf..swim or just go for a walk this place can take care of that. Bike hire is available at skate park which is not far from here.

Just before sunset it's beautiful

This place is refreshing you see the water widely and the waves 👌

It's nice i wished I had more days there 😊

Good coffee

Good

(Translated by Google) I liked it and recommend it. Just be careful with the waves. (Original) Gostei e recomendo. Só tome cuidado com as ondas.

Why do the toilets by the food court smell so bad, like all the time. Especially with it being so close to food. There's always an issue when exiting, either with the pay station or boom gate. Management needs to do better.

Always a good time shopping at the pavilion. A variety of shops to choose from, retail to food and more

Excellent shopping mall. Ample parking. Arcades are well spaced and safe. Watch out for some cars that do not allow pedestrians right of way at the entrance at the demarcation point.

I hope they have a better play area for kids. Nice mall over all. The parking is alway so full. Used the family toilet once and it is surprisingly super clean. Wayyyy better than any other mall I have been to. It even has a seated area and allows 1 family at a time.

What a nice mall. So big with all nice stores, I enjoyed 😉

Beautiful Shopping Centre with proactive staff. Wide selection of shops and restaurants. I love the Indian cuisine found within, and the prices are super reasonable! Beautiful interior architecture.

I had a wonderful time at Pavilion Shopping Centre during the Christmas holidays! The atmosphere was festive and vibrant, making it perfect for the season. I enjoyed playing games, exploring the variety of restaurants with delicious food, and walking around the beautifully decorated mall. The experience was fun and relaxing, with something for everyone to enjoy. A great destination for a holiday outing!

Lovely museum with a great curio shop. Make sure to get the guided tour for R100, it is very in-depth and takes about 90 minutes. The guides are local artists in residence and are extremely knowledgeable. Gated free parking available.

This important collection of historical and modern artefacts has been carefully curated to offer visual representations of indigenous South African cultures. Please support them! Would hate to see this special place lost to the public due to a lack of funding.

Beautiful museum with country wide collection of traditional clothes, items and artwork. Curators are highly knowledgeable and friendly. The museum has a shop that sells local literature, jewelry and other traditional items.

Amazing place to see and touch African culture. Got told about different traditions, marital customs, everyday life of different African nations. Very cozy and openhearted place and people.

What an incredible treasure trove of a place. One of the finest collections of African artifacts, Zulu, Ndebele etc from late 1800’s until today. Not sure anything like this exists anywhere else on the world. Painstakingly compiled over a lifetime by the founder. A must visit for anyone with an interest in Southern African art, craft and culture.

The Phansi Museum is a must stop for all Durban tourists and first time locals. It is an amazing collection of Zulu and other African cultural artifacts with even more amazing guides. We learned so much about traditional African fashion and life. We absolutely loved it, would visit again next time we are here.

This is an absolute must-see in Durban. Such an impressive collection of art, clothing, and artifacts from Zululand and all over South Africa. We had a wonderful guide to show us around and teach us about everything there. It completely exceeded expectations, everyone go visit!

It was lovely to drive 30min from Durban and do a nature hike with a 4yr old and see zebra, rooibok and little duikers. The reserve needs some attention but everyone we met was friendly. Definitely worth a visit.

Great place for hiking cycling and just walking.... The Reserve is clean and well kept 👌❤️ It has safe and secure parking Clear directions and map Markings are visible throughout the whole area Easy hike They have different kinds of species Saw a Zebra and impala 🦓🦌🌴

We had a very nice hike there. However, they don't have any printed maps to give you at the gate, and the large map is so faded that you can't clearly see the different hikes and lengths of each hike. We went with 2 small children, and although the hike itself was good, we did take a few wrong turns, as it's not clearly marked. The map situation and markers need to be upgraded urgently.

Not a bad reserve, we'll used and needs some work but amenities relatively clean. Was able to see both bushbuck, and a herd of about 5 zebra while walking

1. Lovely hiking site with lots to admire. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2. Went again after 3 years... Still a lovely spot with peaceful trails, beautiful trees & even zebras! 🦓 But the trail markings aren’t very clear now, which made the hike a bit confusing at times. Entry tickets were R70 pp.

I like the forest, it intense, green and safe. They just need to put more directions for trails, especially red trail.

Beautiful lovely walk we had there, nice braai facilities too

A little bit let go but I can imagine a whole lot of kids enjoying themselves here. Having been existing for quite a number of years, kids grow up and bring their children here. We did the cableway and although our hearts raced at the height, it was worth the beautiful view of funland and the ocean. We got a beautiful photo of ourselves on the ride for only R30

I know it's closing in May 2023 but I can see why. The stench of urine on the walls, the leaking ablutions on the roadside and the vomit on the stairs is enough to chase any possible holiday maker. It's sad that the pools in the front haven't been filled in more than 6 years, probably because they would be used as toilets or laundry facilities. Durban is in a very sad state.

It needed revamping .Painting Will make it look more appealing but kids still enjoy to be around there

For only 50 rands you will do on a fun ride with an amazing view of the waterfront! Yes it is 100% worth it. Just buy a ticket at the ticket booth and a guy will take a picture of you in a professional camera. When you come back down, he will already have it printed out in three different paper. 90 rand for the three of them, he can even send you the pictures by WhatsApp. Great experience!

Its a nice place to be at with the kids, the rides are fun and they have rides for both kids and adults but it can be so crowded and i wish they can add more exhilàrating rides

Very bland and uneventful. It feels like you are in an abandoned theme park with some random music playing in the background. They should renovate the place.

Great place. Nice rides for kids. Cute theme park. Cable car view is awesome

Huge old beautiful building with big open parks for people to relax on. Historical statues well built. You can spend a day with breath taking air on the park right in the city center of Durban

Inside city hall, there's a public library and in addition to that, there's a museum with many different animals to see and learn about. There's even an art gallery too. The museum is truely a hidden gem that appears to be newly renovated. There's so much information to learn from. It's a wonderful experience and truely worth visiting, especially if you have kid's as it would really boost their knowledge and might spark interest of various thing's. Thumbs up for me. Both myself and husband were thoroughly impressed after visiting here.

Breathtaking buildings that needs to be good care of. They currently have a strong smell of urine and is not well maintained

An outstanding architecture building with spectacular views all around.

A beautiful, well preserved structure taking one back in time.

The Durban City Hall stands as a remarkable testament to the city's history, architecture, and cultural significance. Located in the heart of Durban, South Africa, this iconic building has long been a focal point for civic activities, cultural events, and community gatherings. The architecture of the Durban City Hall is an exquisite blend of Renaissance and Baroque styles, with its grand dome and intricate details showcasing the craftsmanship of its time. The building's design reflects the aspirations of a growing city, echoing its historical importance as a center of trade and administration. Inside, the City Hall continues to impress. Its interior spaces are adorned with intricate marble work, ornate staircases, and elegant chandeliers that exude an air of sophistication and grandeur. The main hall has hosted a variety of events over the years, from formal banquets to concerts and exhibitions. The lush and well-maintained garden surrounding the City Hall adds to its charm, offering a serene oasis amidst the urban landscape. The location itself holds historical significance, as it was the site of Mahatma Gandhi's first public speech in South Africa in 1897. One of the standout features of the Durban City Hall is its iconic clock tower, which has become an enduring symbol of the city. The clock tower's chimes and bells have marked the passage of time and punctuated important moments in Durban's history. While the Durban City Hall is celebrated for its architectural beauty, it's also a functional and practical space. It serves as the headquarters for the eThekwini Municipality and houses various government offices, reflecting its ongoing role in civic affairs. In summary, the Durban City Hall is more than just a historic building; it's a living testament to the city's legacy, a cultural landmark, and a space that continues to play a significant role in the life of the community. Its architectural splendor, cultural importance, and role as a gathering place make it a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors interested in Durban's rich history and vibrant present.

You see alot of similarities between the city hall in Durban and Belfast.

A God-given promenade that offers a multitude of activities. From deep-sea boat launch 'pads', off shore fishing, water skiing, kite skiing, walking/running/cycling on the promenade, exercising and body toning workouts... and so much more. We enjoyed an exceptional warm-up and a good brisk walk in the morning. Security has been spruced up and is clearly visible, with regular patrols on bicycles, motor bikes, and 4 x 4 bakkies. A span of culinary outlets for your sunrise breakfasts, midday lunches, and awesome sunset dinners. Your palette cravings from Continental and Cultural cuisines can be found along this East Coast paradise. Durban, where the fun never sets.

A trio of friends walked the length of Durban beachfront recently before dawn, and all 3 were pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness and maintenance evident by our municipality. There was not a single piece of litter or debris. All lights lamppost and route markers working and public restrooms were on and functional- and all grassed areas were manicured. The area in front of UShaka a particular revelation with a cleaner truck in action. Current eThelwini municipality are really trying hard, and friends and families are once again clearly enjoying our amenities as it was packed. Giving kudos where it's due.

Durban is the cleanest I have seen it in years! A lot of police presence and a lovely vibe with people running, walking, cycling, swimming, etc.

I love this promenade, it is wide and you not feeling so crowded. This time wasn't much beggers too

Got to see a luve baptism event in progress, it was raining while we were there.

The beach is clean compared to what I heard Not too crowded and very pleasant to visit with the lil ones

Cousins in tow, we did an early March walk along the beachfront—soft light, rollers coming in, runners and cyclists everywhere. We grabbed coffees from a kiosk, sat on the wall, and let the morning open up around us. Later the kids rented bikes and we cruised a flat section together. No agenda, just sea air and a lot of waves to point at.

The old shop has closed and moved to where the lifeguards are. Much better view even thou they are upstairs. Just be careful as the floor can be slippery. The lay out of the shop is so much better Beautiful place to sit and relax and listen to the waves break. Unfortunately, the day I visited it was a very windy day 😕. Coffee ☕️ was ok, nothing to rave about. It is lovely location during week but can only imagine the crowds and noise from people braaing just behind the shop. It's a stones throw away from the stadium 🏟 as well. Opens very early 05:30 in the morning 🌄 😴. So for all the early birds and the pit stop during your early morning exercise routine.

I really love this place! The menu is perfect. All my favourite breakfasts are on the menu. The way they serve it, turns the brekkie into an experience! A colourful experience. Their mocca is my husband's favourite. I always take the decaff. There are various of options for non-dairy milk, which is great. The view is simply stunning. You can always roll your table under the shade, if too hot :) Cool, well thought place

We drove from Pretoria to Durban to help out with cleanup the beach. The people there were all very friendly and some even joined us for the clean up. The only concern is that there is a sign that says no dogs allowed on the beach but there are many people with dogs on the beach. During the day it a good place for family but after sunset this place transforms to be some kind of a night club. The toilets are not well taken care off. That's something that definately needs improvement.

Perfect for a quick coffee and breakfast on the beach. Cappuccinos are great. I enjoy the avo,feta,onion on toast and the omelet is a very good portion for those hungry in the am. Must go there early, it can get busy.

Beautiful setting and popular with early morning walkers, runners and cyclists. Great cappuccinos. Certainly a place for a quick snack. Staff however, a bit relaxed with COVID protocol. Mask wearing inside did not seem compulsory.

Love coffee? Enjoy riding? Bike & Bean Durban has got the best of both for you! 😍🙌 They offer a range of bike hire and beach equipment rentals including body boards, skateboards, rollerblades and more! A very cool place to watch the world go by while you enjoy a delicious coffee and wholesome meal ☀️ They even have ceramic mugs that you can paint while you enjoy your coffee.

Always a treat to take in a fresh morning sipping on hot cuppa ☕. Scrumptious breakfast luncheon is a delicious affair 😋😋😋. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. The fury friends are also treated to a complementary bowl of water. If on the Durban promenade do stop by.

Clean and the life gaurds are always on sight during the day

Not like before but its coming back to its past standards

Very nice and good place to explore

We did the SUP SA Champs and the there was an iron man race. The atmosphere was amazing ❤️

Great for families and solo dates. The waves are not bad also. The beach isn't entirely clean. There are securities and life savers everywhere which makes it easy and safe to swim here. The people around are also friendly and always willing to help. Walking distance to Ushaka Marine World and also Rickshaw ride. A great view Moses Mabhida Stadium. Also showers are change are available and secured. Quite peaceful.

I'm so happy that they cater for doggies and they allow them to run free and enjoy themselves on the beach. Durban needs more of this. Very clean and safe and worth going to. I love Ushaka beach.

Love the cleanness of the waves and the beach 🏖

Whether a solo trip or company it’s still a great way to get a small taste of Durban if you’re a visitor or a local …cruise the beach front/ promenade and harbour if you’re lucky you might even sight a ship cruising in or docked at the terminal , historic buildings with rich history to them even if some are dilapidated , ins and outs of buzzing markets … not everything is rosy , areas of chaos&unpleasant smells but overall not a bad ride Few tips: hot day take a hat &sun block Durban sun don’t care Don’t over over hydrate(it’s a 2-3hr ride with 1 mall stop) The tour guides currently using a speaker box so sound is muffled at times so best you sit in front or at the bottom if your hearing is toned

A nice way to see some of the sights in Durban. The office on the beachfront should be better sign-posted, and have bold signage on the back of the building too, so it is easily identifiable from all sides. The booking system is not great. You have to queue in advance, hope to get seats and pay in person just before the bus leaves: first come, first served. If you’ve traveled some distance to do this, your trip may be in vain. We managed to get seats at the last minute for the 3pm tour. The website only mentions 2 tours, 9am and 1pm. The tour lasted about 2 hours, with a mall stop, and the Cube view site stop. Sound system better downstairs. Tour guide knowledgeable but speaks fast and difficult to follow. Bus seats not comfortable. I don't know if Durban Tourism will see this but there is lots of room for improvement, especially wrt booking (e.g. online, in advance, correct info on website, etc.)

Our family visited Durban for 7 days. Ricksha tour gave a great tour of the beautiful Durban. It was such a pleasant experience and all the awesome places.

We visited the Durban beachfront from Johannesburg on Tuesday, 8 July 2025, with our children and relatives, hoping to treat the kids to the rickshaw bus experience. Unfortunately, what should have been a happy outing turned into a very disappointing experience. We arrived early at the North Beach departure point (near Milky Lane), expecting fair service, but were completely ignored by the staff—both the man with the name board and the one in the office. Neither wore name tags, and despite making ourselves clearly visible and trying to engage, no one acknowledged us. Eventually, both buses filled up, and our kids were left in tears. Worse still was the staff’s attitude. When we tried to ask questions, the man at the board shouted at us aggressively for no reason. In contrast, other customers—specifically Black patrons—were served promptly and respectfully. The difference in treatment felt discriminatory and was extremely upsetting. We expected an inclusive and professional service, but instead experienced poor conduct, no communication, and a sense of exclusion based on appearance. We urge the management to take this seriously. No family should feel invisible or unwelcome, especially in a city as diverse as Durban.

The Bus itself is great, the people who get on it are questionable and can be very inconsiderate and unsafe (I almost got trampled just getting on). It was a great thorough tour around Durban and the operator was very informative and had good humour. The speaker worked just fine. The pick-up point was in walking distance from the Blue Waters hotel where I stayed. The duration is 4 hours long though so make sure to pack snacks (water and energy drinks to stay hydrated) and be the first in line to get a spot under the roof area because it is BLAZING hot (I went in December) plus there's no aircon so yeah...Thankful for it though, I got to see all the main attractions and different parts of the City which wouldn't have been possible due to my short stay there. It's also super affordable as it's priced at just one hundred rands.

Super fun and clean and the gentlemen doing the tour and explaining was good. It was clear and very insightful. Loved the full 3 hours. You get a pair of new earphones. Some places didnt have a earphone adaptor so we just shared The trees do get in the way so becareful you dont get smacked in the face. Driver was good and went at a steady slow pace. Lovely attraction and so interesting! I would suggest better places to stop but it wasnt bad. We stopped twice . One at city view and morningside.

It was a rainy day in Durban, many of the visitors braved the weather to take the tour of Durban with the Ricksha Tour bus. The cost was reasonable at R100 for almost three hours on the road through Durban. Sights we otherwise would not have seen. The tour guide provided a world class service. The driver was excellent in the rain. The sights was beautiful. The tour is three times the day. Booking can be made at the Durban Tourist Information Centre. Two stops were made to alight the tour bus for a comfort and stretch break. I sure would not mind doing the trip again. I streamed the tour on Tiktok, many of my followers loved it. It is great for young and old. Headsets are provided for listening to the tour guide. Make this your must do, next time in Durban

The Roma Revolving Restaurant hosted us on 28 June 2025 in celebration of my husband’s 50th birthday. It was truly an elegant and memorable dining experience with food that was faultlessly prepared and presented. The hallmark of the evening was certainly the table side preparation of the Chateaubriand and Crepes Suzette, for which Roma is renown, expertly executed by the famous Gino. I last visited Roma in 2014 and now more than 10 years later it remains the Grand Madame of fine dining in Durban. The Roma staff are par excellence adding to the elevated experience.Together with the views offered by this location, these are the ingredients for an exceptional evening out. This grand lady could however do with a refresh to ensure that she doesn’t lose her brilliance. Nonetheless thank you Roma Revolving Restaurant for a wonderful evening.

Beautiful setting with Italian music and a retro vibe with breadsticks and sweet bread served while you wait for the meals to be prepared. Expect to wait for service as this is not a restaurant to visit when you are in a hurry. Appreciate the 360° view of Durban from this revolving restaurant which is one of only 3 in the southern hemisphere. One rotation of the restaurant takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes. Definitely worth a visit.

Last visited Roma about 10 years ago! I am happy to say that the service has improved a lot! Foods were all delicious. And we had an overall great time. A 10% service fee was added to the bill, but it was clearly visible, so that is all right with me.

I was transported to the 70s/80s which was very interesting and fun. For dinner, I had the orange glazed duck which was tasty and something different for me. The muscle starter was also nice. The sponge cake dessert was a bit underwhelming though and overpriced. Overall a nice experience.

Absolutely stunning experience - still great after many years - can’t say anything but wow 🤩 Durban CBD has been criticized for many reasons but by all means : Roma Restaurant is a place to go to and enjoy- the views, the atmosphere, amazing food and good old style service 👍🏼🥰

What an impeccable place... The view is absolutely stunning and the service is too tier, I really had an amazing with my partner. 🥰💯

Went there for Dinner the view is breathtaking and the food was delicious. Excellent service from our waitress.

Seeing that today they were hosting a Fashion show, they should have closed business to tend to that. Everything fell short for us as customers. I don't know if the place is under new management or what? but the food was lack luster, stock was a problem so there were many substitutes for a set meal on their Menu. The staff tried their best but i could see that the problem is Managerial. The place still has great potential, they just need to DO BETTER!

We had the most delicious platter of traditional Ethiopian dishes including tibs and injera this evening. Talented chef, Mahalet Talahun is the lady behind this awesome food and owner Alazar is an extremely gracious host. Freedom Cafés coffee is, to me, the best in Durban. Very chilled vibe in a hidden gem in Greyville.

Beautiful set up nesting under a massive tree. One feels this closeness with nature as you sip on your morning cappuccino and take a bite of your freshly prepared breakfast. The staff are very friendly and professional. The menu is uniquely put together taking into consideration the modern individual with a need to eat healthier food. Fresh vegetable juices are prepared as you wait. Certainly one of my favourite cafés in Durban. There are high bar chairs inside as well as outside relaxed seating. Ample safe secure parking and a play area for smaller children.

The ambiance is exquisite and everyone is incredibly friendly. Staff are well trained and very hospitalable. We had breakfast here and it was amazing. The place itself is incredibly picturesque and beautiful. Truly a tranquil little gem snuggled in the busy city. 10/10 would recommend.

Went to Freedom Cafe on Sunday, left very underwhelmed. The location was okay, we sat at the outside seating at the back since the front was busy. Our waiter was a pleasant guy, he visited the table often but never stayed long enough to get everything we wanted so we found ourselves calling on him often. Our food left alot to be desired. . . I was not a fan of the Macon in the Omelette, odd flavour and very fatty. **The bathrooms need a little refresh. I would go for a drink in the front area, however they wouldn't be on the top of my list of places to go agian.

I was in Durban on Vacation, we made a turn to Freedom Cafe for breakfast, we ended up sitting there the whole day, iv never set at a restaurant for more than 8 hours.... we had to cancel all our plans scheduled for that day, we were so comfortable, it's such a private and beautiful space... the deco inside and out, modern yet vintage style... I LOVE IT.! The hospitality, the respect from the staff, it's out of this world... uMadlamini served us from morning until evening never got tired of our demands, with her beautiful personality and smile . I will highly recommend this place to everyone I know that would be visiting Durban. Thank you so much for making my day such a beautiful experience. I was there on the 3 Nov 20019.

TL;DR - Not going back. I have been wanting to eat at Freedom Cafe for sometime now and I must say that it was very disappointing. They did not have avocado, mushroom and orange juice available - that cuts out a lot of breakfast options. The waiter then suggested a fruit blend juice which tasted like syrup diluted in water (we wanted fresh juice; as it appeared on the menu). We also ordered an iced coffee which was pathetic. After sitting outside for a while we asked to move indoors as the seats were dirty and it was a windy day. It was a blistering, humid day of 34 degrees and the air-con was not working. At this point we were concerned about the quality of the food. Luckily the food was decent. This along with the service provided by the waiter has resulted in a 2-star rating. If not for these two things I would not have given any (if that was possible).

Wonderful, amazing. The place is spacious, if you want bar area, quiet area, etc, there's enough room. The food portions are very filling, I couldn't finish my breyani. Tasty food 😋

I had high hopes for authentic Indian food, but this was the worst experience I've had in Durban during my 3-day stay. I ordered the chicken roti for R140, and it was a complete letdown — tasteless, dry, and the roti was so hard it felt inedible. I was starving, but after one bite, I lost all appetite. The staff were friendly and helpful, which I appreciate, but the food was shockingly bad. I genuinely felt sick after trying it. Sadly, I won’t be returning.

From the time I visited a couple of years ago, the place has deteriorated quite substantially. Toilets too are not clean and smell and are in need of a serious upgrade. Too loud music. A definite avoid

The food was superb however there was a guy who was smoking and my friends and l had to move to another table.

They serve a great variety of delicious HOT food. Great atmosphere. It seems like the popular choice to sit outside on the deck in the summer time. If there isn't any space, there is an indoor area. If you're fussy about service, then it may be a let down. Quite a lot of flies around as well. We were promised a candle which never came. Otherwise, fantastic place for the foodies 👌🏼

Had dinner here 2 nights in succession. The place was quiet as it was midweek. Service was a bit slow but I got served. As a newcomer to this establishment, you need to go to the doors to the left of the bar to order take away or sit down and a waitron will eventually find you. Foodwise, I had a bunny on both days. Day 1 was a boneless lamb bunny which was excellent. I didn't enjoy the complimentary veg pickles. I felt that the spices were a little raw. Day 2 was a prawn bunny. I found it to not be as good as the lamb and should I go back, I definitely won't order this. I also found the spices to be non-complimentary for this dish.

The curries are always top notch. Try out the roti. We especially enjoy the chip and cheese with lamb curry sauce, and extra sauce on the side. It is huge, though to fill two people, or one supersized hungry rugby player! The bar is a nice touch for evenings or a drink while you wait if you're getting takeaway.

Worth a visit - at least once. A great chance to give kids a chance to explore a boat (and a helicopter on the side). It is slightly rundown, but it's a quick and cheap visit. Interesting war exhibits as well.

The Port Natal Maritime Museum is a charming and somewhat hidden gem nestled along Durban's busy harbourfront. It's not your typical slick, high-tech museum—but that's part of its appeal. It's an old-school museum where you actually get to walk through historical ships—including a tugboat and a naval minesweeper. Entry is super affordable (about R10 for adults), and it’s surprisingly fun, especially if you're with kids or enjoy naval history. The exhibits show their age, and the facilities are basic (portable toilets, no café), but the hands-on experience makes up for it. Overall, it's a great way to spend an hour or two, right on the harbour. 👍 Pros: You can climb aboard actual ships! Great for kids Budget-friendly Harbour views Would definitely recommend if you’re into ships, history, or just looking for something unusual to do in Durban.

You can only go onto one boat now. And half the one you can go onto is closed off or falling apart. This used to be an awesome museum, now you are wasting your time going here. Staff here don't want to help you, sitting half asleep with bare feet up on chairs.

It was a nice visit, it was nice to be able to go onto the boat and explore. The boat and surroundings makes for some nice pictures. It is a small museum, but worth the visit ,with a very low entry fee off around R10 per person.

The place feels more like a maritime graveyard than a museum. The exhibits are worn out and the place feels like it is falling apart. I would gladly pay more to enter if it means the place will be properly maintained.

Impressive collection of maritime themed items about Durban Harbour and ships. You can explore two of the ships. There are indoor and outdoor door exhibits. Reasonable entry fee with parking and great views of the port.

Place was great Very interesting to touch and see what's inside and outside of a ship. Great experience. Highly recommended Adults R10 Kids R5

Not so big but it have many items. If you have interest in African culture, you can enjoy it.

Excellent local designs & craft. Beautiful craftmanship and colour combinations. The AAC team are helpful and friendly. They are a non profit organisation doing great work in Kwazulu Natal. Support local!

So if you are looking for that perfect, uniquely African gift for anyone and you haven't been down to the uShaka World Village Walk retail area - you should do yourself a favour and head down there. You will find a relaxed retail atmosphere with an assortment of shops - with flip flops fitting right in on this walk! I discovered a true little gem of Durban along the route - The African Art Centre. It is a fitting example of a truly spectacular collection of Local Artists' work - on display for sale. The old nik-naks found on the Durban beachfronts - aimed at the tourists which frequent Durban in the School Holidays, have no place in this art & craft gallery. Instead, there are intricately carved and brandished wooden African animal characters such as Peacocks, Owls & Rhinos - each with their own unique touches - with no two pieces being alike. You will also find brightly coloured intricate beadwork, fantastically complex basket weaving and exquisite jewellery in the form of beaded necklaces and bangles - displaying a rich tapestry of vibrant colours and geometric patterns. Not only are you supporting an indigenous 'cultural experience' which gives struggling artists a backbone for survival, but you will be warmed by the distinctively African feel of your affordable purchase. There is a larger selection of arts & crafts available at the headquarters - the Phansi Museum, situated at 500 Esther Roberts Road in Glenwood. A definite two thumbs up for adding to quality Durban Tourism!! Local is Lekker.

Excellent!! Amazing collection of arts and crafts. Master weavers and Potters work for sale. Absolutely loved our visit. Knowledgeable passionate staff. TOTALLY worth a visit!!

The African Arts Center is an amazing place where you can buy original crafts made through contemporary arts practices. It also has a nice cafeteria.

This is the most amazing venture. Providing an outlet for South Africa's amazing talent is a wonderful idea which has been beautifully done. I spent a pleasurable few hours at the center shop which is full of interesting art and craft products.

Been a customer of the AAC for many years. They have a wonderful selection of South Africa craft works primarily from the Durban and KZN area. They are a small non profit organization that provides support to numerous artists. They have the largest selection of handmade wooden animals where the colors and expressions are burnt into the wood. Huge selection of jewelry and holiday ornaments. They also have one of the best selections of telephone wire work in South Africa. Prices are less than you will find at most places in Durban and elsewhere in South Africa. Definitely worth checking the AAC out. It is a quick Uber or Taxi ride from downtown and elsewhere in the Durban area.

A great day out at Hollywood Kings Park Stadium We went to watch a recent Currie Cup game with the Sharks, and then watch the Boks vs Argentina and as always, it was such a brilliant experience. No matter how old you get, the excitement of seeing Sharkie never fades, the children still adore him, and even us adults couldn’t resist having a fun family photo together. It’s all part of the magic that makes a Sharks game feel like home. Tickets were very affordable and easy to get, even at the last minute, which is perfect for those spontaneous match-day plans. The atmosphere was electric, with friendly faces everywhere, as KZN truly has some of the warmest people in South Africa. If there’s one small downside, it’s that the stadium bar offers a very limited selection of alcoholic drinks, mostly Black Crown, Flying Fish, a single Brutal Fruit flavour, Castle beers, or the usual high-sugar Coca-Cola beverages. Water is, of course, always available if you prefer something lighter. After the game, if you’re still in the mood to celebrate, Kingstons, the club right at the stadium, is a great spot for a drink and a dance. You can even enjoy watching the action from the outdoor section of the club if you prefer a more relaxed atmosphere. Families with young children will love that there’s a small pool and slide to keep them entertained, especially now that summer is approaching. The massive screens all around the stadium mean you won’t miss a moment of the match, no matter where you sit. All in all, it remains the best stadium in South Africa, full of heart, energy and true Durban hospitality. 🦈💙

Absolutely loved the experience!!! The sharks vs Munster quarter finals was my second time being at the stadium and I absolutely loved everything about it!!! The vibes, the people, the food and the rugby of course🏉🏉 Everyone needs to experience a stadium game at least once🔥🔥

Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium hosted an eventful rugby game. I can't wait to cheer the Sharks to victory, again.

Beautiful stadium, we went for eThekwini Kota Festival. It was fun and spacious the grass did not cause itching as well we had forgotten to bring camp chairs.

It's a great stadium , with big events the crew helping spectators should be well informed regarding parking logistics , suites etc.

Very nice and clean venue for a rugby match. Well organized and controlled.

Wonderful stadium and well taken care of, but the outside fields where the touch rugby took place needs a lot of work. Ground not even holes all over and toilets terrible. The touch rugby was played on the worst of all the fields.

The space is brilliant for art exhibitors. The gallery is small wil some fine pieces. There is plenty of seating space for patrons and even a stage area. On the other hand the Cafe is average at most. The food is freshly prepared, but the portions and are miserly plated. Don't let the sent of coffee brewing fool you, the coffee is substandard. Visit to support the art movement and a quick nibble.

A beautifully curated space that lets the art breathe. Clean lines, great light, and a thoughtful mix of emerging and established KZN artists. The shop and cafe make it easy to linger. A true anchor for Durban’s creative community.

Very nice spot for a quiet date. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they serve alcohol too. The prices for the cocktails are quite high and the service at restaurant is abit slow but otherwise I had a great experience.

Always love coming here not only for the art but the cafe and shop. Lovely space.

KZNSA (KwaZulu-Natal Society of Arts) blends crisp, subtropical modernism with a relaxed, community feel. The street face is pared back—whitewashed brick, slim steel frames, big glass—and along the garden edge deep louvered screens and a light canopy cast patterned shade, creating that easy inside–outside flow. Inside, the tall white-cube gallery is calm and flexible; the shop stacks up like a creative loft with a steel mezzanine; and the café runs through a long, high space with stepped brick flooring and beautiful, filtered daylight. I went specifically to get some work done and it delivered. The Wi-Fi was solid and there were plenty of people on laptops, which gave the place a focused, productive energy. The outdoor terrace is shaded and easy-going—perfect for catching up with friends between tasks. I had a light meal (pretty good) and the chocolate cake was excellent. Service was friendly and attentive; the waiters were great. Verdict: As a café/art centre combo, it’s welcoming, unpretentious, and well designed—good shade, good air, good sightlines. I’m giving it 3/5 for now, not as a knock on the venue, but because I haven’t sampled enough of the menu to make a full five-star call yet. I’ll update after a few more visits.

A beautiful gallery to visit with new exhibits regularly on display. The accompanying shop has an excellent variety and range of truly African craft on offer and you’re guaranteed to find something to take home. The cafe and restaurant serves a lovely offering well presented and priced with vegetarian options. Definitely worth a visit.

A perrenial favourite coffee, breakfast or lunch meet up venue. it's always so soul enriching to wander around the gallery too. The gift shop has amazing gifts and cards too - to meet all price ranges.

The best cricket stadium in Durban, South Africa. Took my daughter for the first time to a cricket match. SA vs Pakistan. SA won. No parking at the stadium during match days. Food and beverage sold inside. Wheel chair friendly. Shaded and non shaded areas available. Kids friendly. No glass items, beverage allowed. Sometimes no food is allowed as well. Grass area and braai spots available. Amazing stadium for the entire family, just clean fun in the sun.

Super well managed and really neat and tidy. The cricket pitch is also amazing to run on #hollywoodbets10km 🤩🤩🤩

A place that cares for the community and gives back to the fans! They more than just a place you can watch the cricket because they host summer clinics and incredible tournaments with top tier level coaches. They do clinics and tournaments from ages 7-19. The stadium is amazing and incredible staff with humble players who will stop for all their fans.

Great atmosphere and support from the spectators. Lovely family experience for avid junior or ladies rugby players wanting to follow Rugby as a career

Kingsmead Cricket Stadium, located in Durban, South Africa, is one of the country's premier cricket venues. It is home to the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins cricket team and regularly hosts domestic matches, as well as international Tests, ODIs, and T20s. Here are some highlights about the stadium:👇 Key Details: Location: Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Established: 1923 Seating Capacity: Approximately 25,000 spectators Owner: KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union Pitch: Known to favor fast bowlers early on but can offer assistance to spinners as the game progresses. It is also affected by coastal weather, which can bring in rain or humidity. Historical Highlights: 1. First Test Match: Played in January 1923 between South Africa and England. 2. Notable ODI: The famous 1999 World Cup match between South Africa and Zimbabwe was held here. 3. T20 Match: It hosted some key matches during the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007. Unique Features: Weather: The stadium often experiences delays due to high humidity or rain, thanks to its coastal location. The sea breeze also impacts swing bowling. Atmosphere: The Kingsmead atmosphere is electric during major games, with passionate crowds supporting their teams.

Kingsmead Cricket Stadium in Durban, South Africa, is a fantastic venue for sports enthusiasts. With a rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, it's clear that visitors have a great experience here. Here's what makes Kingsmead stand out : - *Iconic Cricket Matches*: The stadium hosts thrilling cricket matches, showcasing top teams and talented players. - *Electric Atmosphere*: The stadium's energy is palpable, with passionate fans creating a lively ambiance that enhances the overall experience. - *Home of Hollywoodbets Dolphins*: Kingsmead is proud to be the home ground of the Hollywoodbets Dolphins cricket team, fostering a sense of community and loyalty among fans. - *Well-Located*: The stadium's location in Durban makes it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike, offering a unique blend of sporting excitement and city charm. - *Positive Experience*: Visitors praise the stadium's facilities and services, highlighting the excellent experience they had while watching a match. Overall, Kingsmead Cricket Stadium is a must-visit destination for cricket fans and sports enthusiasts. Its electric atmosphere, iconic matches, and passionate fans make it an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a local or just visiting Durban, Kingsmead is definitely worth checking out .

The warm welcoming, Team is always ready to provide great service 👍🏽

Grimaldis at the Durban Country Club is a perfect spot to go for a special lunch/dinner. The ambience and venue  are perfect for unwinding, taking in the beautiful scenery of Durban's coastline, and enjoying excellent food and drinks with your favorite people. It's a delightful experience that combines great cuisine with a breathtaking view. Service was amazing with our waiter being extremely professional, and knew how to keep his Guests happy. Our meals were plated beautifully and was freshly prepared. The grilled vegetables were deliciously prepared with a slight crisp. The Creme brulee was made to absolute perfection 👌 Highly recommended

A good location but lack of shops and restaurants available. Many of the places are members only areas. It would be nice if they had a coffee shop for just some snacks. Security was quite tight which is good, but they should make the process a bit faster if you're coming to just the restaurant. Otherwise, it was quite impressive.

Food and ambience was excellent. Great variety and also the service was very pleasant. The sushi is very well presented and delicious as well. Only criticism is the sushi portions are smaller but nevertheless very tasty. Very good venue for birthday or baby shower events.

I owe a great deal to this course having been a member during my school & varsity days as well as working in the Pro Shop for a number of years and it is awesome to experience how well the course is looking and playing. The staff were extremely friendly & helpful adding to an exceptional day. Wishing Country Club all the best with renovation and can’t wait to be back in the future.

Had a great yesterday, amazing, friendly staff, ❤️hosted us perfectly we had a family dinner and a surprise 60th birthday, even thou the kitchen was closing, they made an exception for us since others had not yet arrived to join us and closed after everyone on the table was sorted , customer service at its very best 👌giving it a thumbs up 👍👍💯

One of the best courses I have played this year. Smooth, fast greens, perfect layouts, challenging par 3's and great views all around with the sea and Moses Mabhida insight. Was truly a great day. Great facilities, locker room, change room, showers and even a pool for club members only. Looking forward to my next round at Durban Country Club

Lovely golf course with many other sporting facilities as well like squash. Atmosphere and setting is great although you have some memories of the old South Africa engrained in some that still come to DCC.

Nice place to take your family and relax while enjoying the beautiful view. I personally really enjoy fishing here especially under the bridge it's a good fishing spot.

The beach has a small promenade that you can sit and birds, the waves and just relax. There are vendors selling food, savoury and different drinks that are made fresh. Our favourite were the bajias and Veda’s. We also have enjoyed the great sugar cane juice and boiled mielies. Kids can play on the grass. Litter seems to be a problem, where some people don’t put the dirt in bins provided. You can also have a Braai.

If you into the afternoon drives, taking a stroll on the pier and indulging in things like fried mealies, fried sweetcorn, sugarcane juices, and so much more then this is for you. You can even spend the whole day at the area and have a braai or picnic. It's perfect for a family can you can even take your dogs for a walk here. It's mainly for the weekends has thats when the stalls are opened

"Canoeing in breathtaking Blue Lagoon spots today! 🌊💚 Paddling through turquoise waters, surrounded by nature's masterpiece. Imagine gliding past sea caves, spotting marine life like turtles 🐢, and soaking in sunset hues 🧡. Whether it's Malta's Gozo, French Polynesia's Raiatea, or Durban's Blue Lagoon in South Africa 🏞️, these spots are pure magic for canoeing adventures! #BlueLagoon #Canoeing #WaterAdventures #NatureEscape"

The weather was perfect that day and it was great to see the river flowing freely. Unfortunately, the later in the day you go down there the more you'll deal with taxis packed to the brim with passengers - music blaring, which spoils the ambience of the relaxing spot. But choose your time and it's perfect. Good food.

Nothing there just beach and pools for kids

It's very disappointing. Beach isn't clean , and it needs a very big clean. The grass island is also dirty. There is so much potential at this Beach. Expect random to come up to asking for money for their shelter, generally just for money and cigarettes if they see you smoking. No fishermen in site, used to normal to see people fishing. Could smell a little bit of sewage from the sea, not as bad as before, thou.

Don’t bother with buying tickets or pre-booking ahead of time, we got there and waited. This cause so much confusion. It’s a cute canal cruise. The gondola is comfortable and can fit 4 people. It’s a cute activity that you can squeeze in your itinerary.

Would most definitely recommend this place, can't go to Durban and go back without coming here. Loved the view at night, now cannot wait to come again for daily rides. Can include a picture option, or they'll gladly take you pictures with your cellphone free of charge.

Quite an interesting experience for 15 minutes. You have the option of: - take the boat whilst being chauffeured (nice for people who want to get pictures -Rome/paris lookalike) - drive yourself: for people who like some kayaking - yatch like ride ( we met some people so decided to do an all white party) 🎊 If you can’t go to the islands, you can bring the island to yourself 😃😃

This was the best experience and the staff at Zulumoon made our engagement unforgettable. The service is professional and the staff go out of their way for their customers. I recommend Gondolas with a 5 star rating. Do yourself a favour and look at our photos, it testifies of their professionalism. We will never forget the experience. Thank you Zulumoon!

My daughter and I loved the experience last night. Couldn’t believe it was right here in Durban💐👌🏾 Booking was easy. Confirmation is immediate. Staff is friendly. Place is secured. Also under CCTV surveillance. I am definitely going back!

Great Gondola ride. The Gondolas have nice comfy seats and the views at Durban point are really nice. A tad expensive for R60 per person for 20 minutes but if you do have the money it's a tranquil ride.

Ride was beautiful, but please always pay with cash because once you take out your card they will defraud you. I don’t know if it’s the people that work there or what.

Lovely quiet place to enjoy nature in the area. There is enough variation in the terrain to get something that everyone likes. Lots of rest spots along the various routes. Some routes need better maintenance but otherwise a lovely spot overall and staff is very friendly and helpful. Tip: It's better to wear long bottoms. Bring your own water as there will be none along the routes. Monkeys are common so don't recommend bringing open food with you.

Approximately 3-5km undemanding hike covered mostly by tree canopies. Tranquil sounds and pleasant smells almost makes one forget about the bustling surroundings, making this trail an ideal escape for the inner city dweller. Unsupervised limited parking outside, however public facilities are available along with a small picnic area.

It's a fairly simple, easy trail, with a bit of hill climbing not too hectic.

Clean and safe. Lovely walk about 2km

Virginia bush nature reserve is small enough to easily walk around, with very clear paths, but big enough to escape the sounds of the city. On some paths you might hear the odd car or suburban noise (dogs from the neighbouring properties mostly). Great bird life. You see the odd duiker too. I spent around two hours in the reserve today and I think I only saw one other person there.

Quiet only birds and frogs sounds but not scary at all. Even the animals that are there stay off the trails coz you hear the sounds but never get closer to them

Enjoyed my time here. It was a bit quiet at that time of the morning,so advisable to go as a group when going. It's not clearly marked so you just walk and follow the trail.

Ordered a full chicken meal via uber eats. Recieved my order with a small box of chips that is claimed to be a large chips. Barely enough for one person. Skimping on the fries to maximise profits. Typical

ABSOLUTELY PATHETIC!!!!! I ORDERED VIA UBER EATS...WHICH WAS CHICKEN STRIPS WITH HALF COLESAW AND HALF CHIPS...WHEN I DID GET IT...IT WAS LIKE A DOGS BREAKFAST AND NO COLESAW YET I PAID R104 FOR THIS MEAL...NOT IN MY LIFE WILL I ORDER FROM THIS AFROS CHICKEN IN OVERPORT AGAIN... THE PORTION WAS NOT WORTH MY MONEY AT ALL... HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED....AND THERES NO CONTACT DETAILS FOR THIS STORE..ONLY A WHATSAPP NUMBER BUT GOES STRAIGHT TO VOICEMAIL...

Ordered via Uber Eats. Order took an hour to arrive and was lukewarm. The chips and chicken pops were fried in old oil - tasted horrible and slightly burned. Items are always missing on my order; this time it was the coleslaw. The sarmie had almost no sauce - if u hadn't ordered sauce the side for my chips and pops it would have been too dry to eat. Disappointed. Won't waste my money at this Afros again.

I ordered 2x crispy burger and chip meals, only to find out they grabbed a packet of round rolls from the engen they're situated at to use as buns. I found this out when I arrived home upon deeper inspection, my bun wasn't even toasted and the chips were terrible, was a sad meal. When I phoned in, they said they couldn't arrange with the supplier but in my eyes it's not good enough, the cashier could've let us know prior to ordering and we would've changed our order in hopes of a better meal. I guess we'll lower the standards just to get the food out! Afros needs to get ahold of this chain, reading other reviews, bringing down the name.

I ordered full meals and items were missing, I did not receive fries and drinks on our meals. Chicken was half cooked, pink inside. I'm so disappointed 😞

We ordered our food on Uber Eats at 18h15, the estimated time of delivery kept delaying and by 19h30, when the food still hadn't arrived, I called the Afro's Kenfield store to find out what the delay was and they said that they had run out of gas but, managed to sort it out and the food was leaving the store. We live less than 10 minutes away but, the food only arrived at 19h55. The meals were like half-portions, a handful of strips and tjips in each box and the full chicken was under-cooked (pics attached). I am VERY disappointed with the poor service and quality of your food, which is sad as I have been been a customer since your early days by the container that used to be on the beachfront.

Ordered through uber eats and it was horrible. Order came with sauce dripping from the packet, chicken and chips were under done. There were about 15 chips and a tablespoon of coleslaw. We will never order from Afros again.

You can go on the canal via pedal boats ,gondola rides, or a boat. The canal is not very deep. You can spot different species of fish. It was relaxing.

Beautiful place for a stroll and some fresh air. You could even picnic here. Beautiful diversity of fish in the canal as well. You could also take a cruise on the Zulu gondolas.

Such an incredible place. Durbs version of the V&A!

Enjoyed the boat ride in the canal and saw some baby sharks

Love walking here but lately the water has gone from clear to green to red. Looks very unhealthy and haven't seen fish for months.

Wonderful place to take a leisurely stroll day or night. Stop to peek into the Hammerhead shark enclosure. Awesome ambiance.

Great experience we had on weekend with my partner,our tour guide Siyabonga was on top point well mannered humble discipline guy and also great pictures view👌👌👌

I had a great time

Cool

Very expensive for a bunny

The is no such place I drive the for nothing

Undongeni and Dick King ride for life.