Valley of Thousand Hills, Durban

Deep in the heart of Kwazulu Natal is the valley in which the Umgeni River meets the Msunduzi River, surrounded by numerous verdant mountains with tropical rainforests and gushing waterfalls

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Durban Shore Excursion: Valley of 1000 Hills and PheZulu Tour

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Durban Shore Excursion: Durban City, Valley of 1000 Hills and PheZulu Tour

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Valley of 1000 Hills Private Half Day Tour from Durban

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Valley of 1000 Hills Half-Day Tour from Durban

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Mini Safari from Durban

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Enjoy a Mini Safari Tour with a visit to the Lion Park and the Tala Game Reserve. Also explore the P...

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Durban City & Valley of 1000 Hills Tour

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   8.0 hour

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This scenic tour starts off in the busy hub of the city of Durban where you will see the main attrac...

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Phezulu: 1-Hour Guided Game Drive

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 1 hour

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Set off on a 1-hour game drive into the spectacular Valley of a Thousand Hills. See wildebeest, impa...

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From Durban: PheZulu Cultural Village Tour with Zulu Dancing

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Discover the Valley of a Thousand Hills on this insightful cultural tour. Visit a traditional Phezul...

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1/2 Day Tala Game Reserve & Phezulu Safari Park from Durban

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Valley of Thousand Hills, Durban

Deep in the heart of Kwazulu Natal is the valley in which the Umgeni River meets the Msunduzi River, surrounded by numerous verdant mountains with tropical rainforests and gushing waterfalls.

Deep in the heart of Kwazulu Natal is the valley in which the Umgeni River meets the Msunduzi River, surrounded by numerous verdant mountains with tropical rainforests and gushing waterfalls. Midway between Durban and Pietermaritzburg, the area has several fascinating villages with numerous churches, restaurants and bars serving fresh local produce and meats, Zulu cultural shows, ecological trails, and artisan shops. The 1000 Hills Choo Choo offers steam train rides from Kloof station to Cato Ridge on weekends. Boat cruises are available on Shongweni, Nagle and Inanda Dams. Botha's Hill, which lies on the route of the Comrades Marathon and Dusi Canoe Race, offers incredible views on the coastal side of the Drakensberg. Hillcrest and iSithumba are the other main villages in the area.

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About Valley of Thousand Hills

 47 Old Main Rd, Bothas Hill, Durban, 3610, South Africa

 +27 31 322 2854

 www.1000hillstourism.co.za

Valley of Thousand Hills and Nearby Sights on Map

Umgeni River Bird Park

Inaugurated in 1984 over the site of a former quarry, the Umgeni River Bird Park is home to over 800 birds across 220 different species from around the world, including 17 threatened species

Mitchell Park Zoo

Originally established in 1910 as an ostrich farm, the Mitchell Park Zoo has since grown to house various other animals such as blue duiker, Aldabra Giant Tortoises, South American Monkeys, tamarins, raccoons and wallabies

Gateway Theatre of Shopping

Inaugurated in 2001, the gigantic Gateway Theatre of Shopping in Umlahanga is one of the 50 largest malls in the world, and claims to be the largest in the Southern Hemisphere

Coedmore Castle

Nestled in the midst of giant Yellowwood trees on the 253 hectare Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve, the Coedmore Castle is an elegant stone mansion that was built by Dering Stainbank in 1885

Durban Botanical Gardens

Laid out in 1851 over an area of 15 hectares, the Durban Botanical Gardens are Africa's oldest surviving botanical gardens

Moses Mabhida Stadium

Built specifically to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the Moses Mabhida Stadium immediately became an icon of Durban for its striking design and adventure sport offerings

Umhlanga

Situated 16 kilometres to the north of Durban on the shore of the Indian Ocean, Umhlanga is an upscale seaside resort with luxury hotels, grand shopping centres, and golden beaches

Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World

Located on the oceanfront at the northern end of Durban's Golden Mile, the Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World is an entertainment complex with restaurants, a beach bar, cinemas and a casino with 1600 slot machines and 67 gaming tables

Victoria Street Market

The Victoria Street Market sounds like a relic of South Africa's British era, but is in fact Durban's ethnic Indian market

KwaMuhle Museum

Kwa Muhle is one of four historical museums in Durban which together present a comprehensive overview of South African history, the others being the Old Court House Museum, Old House Museum, and the Port Natal Maritime Museum