Durban in review
Durban is Africa's busiest port and a beach escape for many South Africans, due to the city's warm subtropical climate all year round and lengthy sandy beaches. Durban's city centre is directly on the golden sands and attracts local families, tourists, office workers, droves of teenagers, and ocean lovers. The subtropical weather and beautiful warm Indian Ocean beaches make Durban perfect for surfers and swimmers and sailing boats swarm the beaches. If you want restaurants and shopping then head to Wilson's Wharf and dine in style at Durban's hip venue complete with harbour views.
The city centre is buzzing during the day and there is a feeling of being in a truly African city. Made up of British, Indian and Zulus, each offers their own ingredients to the cultural mix that is Durban. Don't miss the Golden Mile with its leisure facilities and take a walk along the promenade and experience the attractions, excellent surfing and funfairs.
Durban is a unique blend of race, cultures, trends, food and music, visit the city and soak up its influences and unique ambience. Visitors can expect to experience plenty of sun, pleasure and pure culture.
- From our editor V.White – United Kingdom