Durban Central

Wilson’s Wharf offers a great deal of things to do and places to eat,Isle of Capri boat rides, Sarie Marais are the attractions at the wharf There is so much to see, that the trip would seem shorter, than what it was. We will show you enormous ship up close. We will also ensure that you spend an informative hour or 30 minutes on the boats. Durban boasts the biggest harbour as it is capable to accommodate 58 ships at any given time and one in the Dry Dock. Join us on a lovely smooth soothing harbour cruise and de-stress as we take you on a 30 minute cruise on a very comfortable boat. Daily from 10am to 4pm. Nip away to a rustic harbour marina amongst working slipways and see ships manoeuvring. Wilson’s Wharf offers a yacht’s spectacular view of the working Durban Harbour.

The world class uShaka Marine World, situated in Durban, South Africa, opened its turnstiles to the general public on April 30th 2004. uShaka has fast positioned itself as a key attraction on Durban’s Golden Mile, offering a world of entertainment, excitement, fun and uniqueness. Entertainment is non-stop, extending from the daytime operations of Sea World, Wet ‘n Wild, and uShaka Beach, to the night time festivities of the Village Walk.

Hop aboard the Ricksha Bus for a scenic overview of a range of Durban's major attractions. The Ricksha bus follows a route through pretty much the whole of central Durban, taking in the Victoria Street Market, Francis Farewell Square, Beachfront, the Berea, Florida Road, Mitchell Park, Morningside, the Cube viewpoint, Wilson’s Wharf and the City centre.

Suncoast, Durban's Most Loved Entertainment Destination, Where There's No Shortage of Family Fun, Events, Dining, & Gaming Thrills on Durban's Golden Mile.

Africa’s oldest surviving botanic garden The Durban Botanic Gardens has played a vital role in the life of Durban since the Garden was established in 1849. It had its origin in a garden that was primarily established for the cultivation of vegetables, fruits and other agricultural crops. It developed through these successive stages until it became an important botanical station, achieving local and international recognition through its research, plant collection, educational outreach and connecting people and plants.