Plane- If your comming from Overseas , Best route would be from JHB (Johanesberg ) then down to Durban. Capetown also has regular Inflights. Have you ever thought about flying into Capetown , Embarking on a Train and slowly making your way to Durban . It takes around 2 days , and is one of the most peaceful ways to see the South African Country side. Numerous Bus Routes can be booked in advance into Durban from both Capetown and Johanesberg. (I don't recomend the trip , its long and tiring) The QU2 stops once in a while in Durban. Some famous ships disembark from Durban harbour on the way up to Madigascar and the Islands of Mozambeque.
Take a TAXI. Not your avarage Taxi mind you. More along the lines of a mini bus . Yes they are dangerous. But you have never lived until you have prayed for you life in one of thease Mini Bus's.
The will drop you off almost ANYPLACE. Ask rates before entering . Make sure you have NO camera's , or Jewlry , and if you can go with a local. They are the quickest and most efficent way around the city and surounding areas .BUT don't go into the Taxi Rank areas , Its highly dangerous.
Renting a car would be one of the best bets (and its very cheap ) One can get rented cars Directly from the Durban International Airport. Walking from the beach into the city center is possible , but its better to take a bus or other means of transport. Durban can get VERY hot and Humid.
Written Aug 26, 2002
South Africa's budget airline is Kulula offering internet reservations and no-frills air services.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Another option of air travel in South Africa is Nationwide Air, also with scheduled services between the major centres of the country and some destinations to Southern African countries.
Written Mar 14, 2005
Website: www.flynationwide.co.za
British Airways also offers a national route network in Southern Africa with scheduled flights to Durban. Their route network can be found on their web page.
Written Mar 14, 2005
Website: www.ba.com
There is a reliable Bus service in Durban ,and it is called MYNAH, it is frequent and it brings people to the North & South Shore Beaches, the CBD and the surrounding subburbs.
Written Dec 22, 2002
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