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uShaka Marine World
uShaka Marine World Incorporates fresh and sea water, natural materials, the re-creation of a wreck of a 1940's cargo ship, with the 5th largest aquarium in the world by volume of water, coupled with indigenous African imagery, lush vegetation and maritime images of the Port of Durban, plus a water slides amusement park, uShaka is a complete 'Marine World'.
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Bluff National Park Golf Club
The Bluff National Park Golf course is set in a beautiful wetland conservation area in Kwa Zulu Natal South Africa. Fish Eagle soar overhead and the gregarious Plovers, known locally as Kiwiet’s raise their young in the rough - beware the unwary golfer that ventures too close. Herons gracefully stalk the abundant fish and pesky moles. Sometimes we are even privileged to receive a visit from the “B52 Bombers” the Pelicans who stop to share the water with the resident Geese and Cormorants.
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Anstey's Beach
Anstey's Beach is situated on the Bluff, Durban, near Brighton Beach. It is a very popular beach with local residents and is a good spot for surfing, swimming and fishing. It also has a paddling pool for children.
The beach is protected by shark nets and lifeguards. At times you may see a whale or dolphins beyond the shark nets.
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Durban's Golden Mile
The Golden Mile is one of the main tourist attractions in Durban. With loads of surrounding activities.By definition the infamous Golden Mile is a stretch of beach with golden sands from flowing from Vetchies Pier in the South, to the recently constructed Suncoast Casino and Entertainment world in the North. Allowing the sungoers many lavish locations to lay their bronzed bodies, play games and check out the nearby restaurants.
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Victoria Street Market
This vibrant Indian Market with its colourful stalls, fishmarket 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. There is an equally impressive array of oriental ceramics, brassware, curry powders and spices. Basement parking available.ic
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