The journey begins with a short drive inland to Tala Private Game Reserve, a beautiful natural sanctuary located just outside Durban. Though compact in size, Tala is home to a rich variety of wildlife, including giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos, wildebeest, kudu, and antelope, along with more than 300 bird species. On a guided game drive, you’ll explore the reserve’s mix of grasslands, wetlands, and acacia forests, offering excellent photographic opportunities and a peaceful safari atmosphere away from the crowds. The reserve is also malaria-free, making it an accessible option for all visitors. Please note: In the event that Tala Game Reserve is unavailable on the day of your tour, the game safari will instead take place at the nearby Gwahumbe Game Reserve, which offers a similar experience and quality of wildlife viewing.

De Tala, le circuit se poursuit vers le Phezulu Safari Park, niché dans la pittoresque Vallée des Mille Collines. Vous serez accueillis dans un village culturel zoulou traditionnel, où des danseurs vêtus de costumes colorés exécutent des chorégraphies puissantes et rythmées qui racontent l'histoire de leur patrimoine. Découvrez les coutumes zoulous, les traditions familiales et l'importance des croyances ancestrales dans la vie quotidienne.

The final stop is Victoria Street Market, one of Durban’s most colorful and lively landmarks. This bustling marketplace is a feast for the senses, with stalls filled with spices, fabrics, crafts, jewelry, art, and souvenirs. Wander through the aisles where Indian and African influences blend seamlessly, reflecting Durban’s multicultural character. It’s the perfect place to pick up mementos of your trip, whether it’s fragrant curry spices, hand-beaded Zulu crafts, or locally inspired artworks.

We also do a tour of the Reptile Park to see crocodiles and other reptiles