Kwazulu-Natal Holiday Packages

Accommodation KZN

 

KwaZulu-Natal offers diverse accommodation options, including luxurious beachfront resorts, charming bed-and-breakfasts, rustic game lodges, and self-catering villa. Popular destinations include Durban, the Drakensberg mountains, and the scenic Natal Midlands. Enjoy stunning views, world-class amenities, and warm hospitality while exploring vibrant cities, serene landscapes, and cultural heritage in this South African province.

Visit the South African province with a huge heart, KwaZulu-Natal, and stay in gentle country accommodation or modern KZN city hotels when you select our packages to this garden region. KwaZulu-Natal, place of the Zulu, has something of everything for visitors and our holiday packages include special rates on accommodation and tours here. 

Accommodation Kwazulu Natal – from the rich visual beauty of its mountains, game reserves and beaches, to its enormous life-giving rivers and fascinating history and culture, this small province is worth every hour and penny spent exploring its treasures. Find KZN in the southeast of South Africa, its beautiful soft shoreline on the warm Indian Ocean stretching from Mozambique in the north to the Eastern Cape Province in the south.

Highlights

  • Choose comfy accommodation in tropical five-star KZN hotels, or beachfront resorts with swimming pools, tennis courts and upmarket restaurants. 
  • Natals south coast is simple and sincere – and has some of the best swimming beaches in South Africa. Good surf, amazing waves and a chilled vibe you will only ever experience in KZN.
  • Visit the usual tourist attractions – crocodile farms, butterfly farms, riverside canoeing adventures and hike the rolling hills lined with indigenous forests. 
  • But, if you want to get real and have a true KZN highlight – go to the Drakensberg Mountains. It is a place of sublime beauty and silence. Visit towns like Undergenrg, go up Sani Pass to Lesotho, climb the chain ladder at Mont aux Sources for one of the best sunrise views ever in South Africa.
  • Take a turn past the world-renowned iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa’s first World Heritage Site, explore the three major lake systems and find out more about the 700-year-old fishing traditions in Africa’s largest estuarine system. 
  • See the typical redbrick homes still lining the streets of Pietermaritzburg from when the settlers settled on the Umsinduzi River – its nickname, the ‘Last Outpost of the British Empire!’
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