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Discover Durban on our Durban City Day Tour

Durban, South Africa
6 hours
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April 6, 2025
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Discover Durban on our Durban City Day Tour
Pickup included
Youth
Ages: 13-18 years old
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Adult
Ages: 19-65 years old
2
Senior
Ages: 66-85 years old
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What You Will Do

Visit some of the most unique sites in South Africa on this informative and fun Durban city day tour. You will get to walk through the bustling Zulu Markets as well as the Indian Market. You will get a tour through the oldest surviving Botanical Gardens in Africa as well as visit the historical city centre. Not only will you discover why Durban is so popular, but we;ll introduce you to local snacks like biltong, koeksisters and more. You will get to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant where Durban's famed "bunny chow" is served and you will visit the famous Golden Mile that keep visitors coming year after year.

What's Included?

  • Complimentary bottled water (1 x per person)

What's Not Included?

  • Lunch

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Itinerary

Meeting Point

1

Durban Botanic Gardens

30 minutes

30 Min guided tour of Africa's oldest surviving botanical gardens.

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Additional Information

This activity is operated by Durban Safaris and Tours
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Guide Options

  • Guide - English

Customer Reviews

Good for an authentic feel of Durban.
(viator)
2023-02-23
Paul was waiting when our ship docked and we were the first ones off and away- really easy and convenient. The botanical gardens were great and he put us on a golf cart with a guide from the gardens who was very knowledgeable and showed us all sorts of things we would have missed on our own. We also got to see it all in relative quiet before the ship excursions arrived! Paul then walked us around Durban's historical buildings and the fascinating Zulu markets, warning us when it was / wasn't safe to take photos. We always felt safe with him and he had a real insight into local daily life here. The time spent walking around these areas seemed a really authentic experience. He also drove and stopped for us along the waterfront area explaining how they've stopped shark attacks in recent years.