MikeAtSea Says: Umhlanga is the area where most Durbanites would go and swim or relax in the sun. The beaches are shark protected and offer a number of restaurants and cafes along side. Life guards are on duty during the day.
Cabana Beach Resort: A nice tropical resort
WoodyWoodpecker Says: The Cabana Beach is situated right at the beach and most rooms offer a great ocean view.While the building is rather oversized (about 20 storeys in a terassed layout), the good thing is that you wont see much of it when you're inside.All rooms offer kitchen facilities and...
Ile Maurice: One of the best in Durban
MikeAtSea Says: This French restaurant by owner Robert Mauvis with a Creole underlining is strong competition to be one of the best restaurants in Durban. The food and service in the exclusive venue is simply marvelous in particular if you like the combination of French dishes from the...
MikeAtSea Says: Umhlanga Rocks is situated north of Durban along the highway N2 which connects Swaziland with Cape Town and by passes Durban. From the inland, Johannesburg and Pretoria one would travel on the N3 highway all the way down the coast. The M4 coastal highway connects Durban with...
MikeAtSea Says: The current of the Indian Ocean can be quiet tricky at times hence only swim at protected beaches and between the flags in the watch full eyes of the life guards. Those are the beaches that also have shark nets. Also swimming during the night can be dangerous since the...
MikeAtSea Says: South Africa has a very unique plug system as you can see on the picture. Adapters are available in many shops including some supermarkets. My recommendation is that you by your adapters when you are in the country.
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quite and relaxing About 15 minutes away from King Shaka Int (Durban) Airport.Also near a good restaurant area (Light House road, Umhlanga)
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Umhlanga Rocks - The Place of the Reeds

The name Umhlanga originates from the Zulu name for the word reeds. The Umhlanga River that flows into the Indian Ocean on the Northern boundary of the city is bordered by many reeds and as so many......
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My first visit to Umhlanga Rocks was back in March 1996 during a brief visit to see Johnno who played cricket locally that Summer here in England and was just wrapping things up with the Dolphins for...
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