Our Tours - Durban City Tour Guides

Tel: (031) 337 0959 • (031) 337 1979
Walk Tours & Packages
072 028 0600
1 Victoria Embankment House B2c
Durban, South Africa
E-mail: info@durbancitytourguides.co.za
E-mail: durban.citytours@gmail.com
Website: www.durbancitytourguides.co.za
Call: Pascal or Augustin
: Rita or Basil
A city of golden sunshine and friendly faces, Durban is home to Africa’s busiest
harbour. The city spreads around the picturesque Natal Bay and offers so
much to so many that it has deservedly become one of South Africa’s most
visited tourist destinations.Durban itself is probably best known for its “
Golden Mile”, a 6km walk along the golden sands, that stretches from the
Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World in the north to uShaka Marine World in the south.
The Golden Mile is one of the main tourist attractions in Durban with loads of surrounding activities.
Durban Botanical Gardens
The Durban Botanic Gardens (DBG) traces its origins to colonial times, when it
was founded in 1849 for the introduction and trial of potentially useful
commercial crops. The gardens later developed collections of sub-tropical
trees, palms and orchids. The Durban Botanic Gardens remain
classic botanic gardens, reflecting the universality of the plant
kingdom. It has, for over 100 years, had a fine mixed arboretum
of African, Asian and American trees.
City Walk and Shop Tours
Durban Botanical Gardens
Township Tours
Adventure Tours
Heritage, Museums, Arts and Cultural Tours
Wildlife Tours
Religious Tours
Health and Spa Tours
Marine life and Beach Tours
Study and Educational Tours
Honeymoon and Incentive Tours
Leisure and family travel
Special interest and Eco Tours
Valley of Thousand Hills
Departure:
Monday to
Saturdays at 09h00
Duration: 1 day.
Ends in Durban
Victoria Street Market over 170 stalls
To walk into the Victoria Street Market is to enter an oriental haven.
This vibrant Indian Market with its Spice, colourful stalls, fish market and
curio outlets is a favourite for tourists. A wide range of African arts and
crafts are available including finely woven baskets, beaded dolls and
animals, intricately carved chairs, soapstone sculptures
and so much more.
Durban Harbour
The idea of Durban as a port dates back to 1824 when the first European
settlers made a landing with the intention of setting up a trading post
.The Bay of Natal (Durban Bay) was one of the few natural harbours available
along the east coast of southern Africa between Algoa Bay and Delagoa Bay
(now Maputo Bay).
In addition Durban has a interesting Maritime Museum located near
the Bat Centre (opposite Aliwal Street) which includes several tugs,
a minesweeper and other large and small exhibits. There is a nominal
fee for entry and parking
School & Educational Tours
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Adventure Educators –
(Trained Facilitators)
Marine Life Tours
Museum Tours
Cultural Tours
Eco - Tourism Tours
Team Building
Religious Tours
Departure: Daily at 09h00am
Duration: 5 Hours
Meals Included: Lunch
JUMMA MUSIJD MOSQUE
EMMANUEL CATHEDRAL CHURCH
SHEMBE CHURCH
MARIANHILL MONASTERY
THE HARE KRISHNA TEMPLE
Durban City Tour
Half Day / Full Day
Zulu Cultural Tour - Shakaland
Departure: Daily at 08h30
Duration: 1 Day
Meals : Optional
Night Life Tours
Departure: Daily at 07h30pm
Duration: 6 Hours
Meals : Optional
BAT CENTRE - AFRICAN JAZZ ENTERTAINMENT
JOE KOOLS RESTAURANT / NIGHT CLUB
SUNCOAST - CAFE VACCA MATTE/ NIGHT CLUB
KARIBU - AFRICAN CUISINE - ZULU CULTURAL DANCE
CHEEZ-TONY INTERNATIONAL -NIGHT CLUB/RESTAURANT
OTHERS ON REQUEST
Departure: Monday to Saturdays at 10 30am
Duration: 6 Hours
Our half day city tours (1)
• Golden Mile
• Durban botanical gardens
• City drive pass
• Kwamuhle museum
• Isle of Capri – Wilson’s wharf
• Lunch and tea breaks (optional)
Our half day city tour (2)
• Golden Mile
• City drive pass
• Victoria street market
• Isle of Capri- Wilson’s wharf
• Ushaka Marine World village walk
Entry to wet n wild: (optional)
• Lunch and tea breaks (optional)
TOURS
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R99
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