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Visit www.durbanexperience.co.za, connect via twitter @DBNTourism and like our Facebook page on DBNTourism and remember to hashtag #DurbanSummer wherever you are in Sunsational Durban. The theme for this festive season is “Sunsational Durban, 100 % Pure Summer” and we are expecting a bumper holiday season with an influx of more than a million visitors to our shores. The variety of attractions and events on offer is endless and families will be able to enjoy wonderful sun-filled days on the finest beaches, visit amazing attractions and experience a feast of festival events that have been laid on for your entertainment. Durbs offers all the ingredients for a perfect and memorable holiday… The magnificent ‘golden mile’ promenade on Durban’s beachfront is always abuzz with people strolling, jogging, skate-boarding and cycling and is home to a number of cafés, formal and informal trading areas and parks. At Moses Mabhida there is the choice of venturing up the Skycar for a spectacular beachfront view or taking the plunge with the Big Swing. 02 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
Be sure to visit Ushaka Marine World - a water themed park for non-stop fun and laughter that gives you a vivid close up of the wonderful creatures that live in the sea. Take a tour the city with the topless Ricksha bus and see all the best attractions or visit the Dino’s Alive display on at Suncoast. If you’re into mountain and off-road cycling, head for the cycle park at Giba Gorge which has a full mountain bike course, including easy riding, fast and technical single track, all through natural grassland and bushveld. Bikes can be rented Family fun and adventure, water sports like surfing, kite surfing and paddling, trendy nightlife, exotic cuisine, shopping malls and golf courses galore - the choices are endless.
Be sure to pop into a rather unique shop, Freedom Square. Specialising in authentic, original African Cultural Attire, its the first of its kind in this country. If you are looking for genuine leather goods, then this is the shop to visit. They stock a range of leather jackets and handbags. Boasting their own Freedon Square label, they make genuine leather and skin footwear for ladies & gents as well as children. Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 03
SUNSATIONAL DURBAN…… 100 % PURE SUMMER Philip Sithole - Head Durban Tourism We invite you to an awesome summer in Durban. This year, the City of Durban is going all out to ensure that all our visitors experience the best summer on the East Coast. We have a wide variety of new tourism products to ensure that you get to enjoy the best of the sights and sounds of our beautiful City and warm coastline. Durban combines and captures the ultimate ingredients for a perfect holiday to cater for all tastes and preferences, whether you enjoy adventure, tranquility, nightlife, exotic, exotic cuisine or just sun-filled days of complete relaxation on our finest beaches - Durban has it all. Enjoy this exciting summer guide to ensure that you don’t miss out on any of the hotspots, exciting events and attractions the City has to offer during your summer vacation in Durban. Come and enjoy our natural paradise, take advantage of our warm Indian ocean that’s perfect for watersports, world class shopping malls, our fine dining restaurants, unique arts and cultural diversity and enjoy the world-class beach promenade. Durban is your only choice for an awesome summer experience and you are guaranteed to be charmed by the warmth and caring smiles of our people and their sunshine smile. Durban, for an ultimate awesome summer experience.
CONTENTS Welcome...............................................04 Events....................................................06 Diary/Sports events...........................08 Family Fun & Attractions…..............19 Theatre & Entertainment.................28 Art Galleries, Museums & Culture....32 Shopping…………..................................37
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Publisher: AZALEA PROMOTIONS P.O. Box 201288, Durban North 4016 Website: www.durbanforallseasons.co.za www.azalea.co.za Advertising: Jenny Du Preez Email: jen@azalea.co.za Design & Layout: AZALEA PROMOTIONS Tel: 031-564 3425 Email: rita@azalea.co.za
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Copy Editor: Louella Morgan-Jarvis Email: edit@cabbagetree.co.za
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Cover: Suncoast Casino
While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of its contents, neither the editor nor the publisher can be held responsible for any omissions or errors: or for any misfortune, injury or damages which may arise therefrom. 04 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
EVENTS
DINOS ALIVE
12 November 2015 - 10 January 2016 Dino’s Alive Exhibition is an experience not to be missed. The animatronic dinosaurs are realistically modelled, with lifelike skin and texturing. See familiar faces like the Tyrannosaurs Rex and Triceratops or spot more obscure names like the Spinosaurus and Ankylosaurus on show too. No visitor to DinosAlive will be able to miss the sky-scraping Brachiosaurus or the winged Pteranodon, towering Diplodocus and horn-rimmed Stegosaurus. These realistic dinosaurs will make you feel like you have gone back in time thanks to their lifelike movements and textures, and the sounds they make too! 06 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
Fossil displays, a mock excavation pit, rides on the popular T-Rex and Apatosaurus and a jumping castle will also be on offer. Doors open at 9am and closes at 7pm every day (excluding Christmas day) Last entries permitted at 5pm every day. Ticket Prices: • R120 for adults • R85 for children • R350 for a family package (Includes 2 adults and 2 children) • R70 for School Groups of 20 or more per child (includes free entry for 1 teacher)
11 Dec 2015 - 10 Jan 2016
iZulu Theatre at Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom
Queen It’s A Kinda Magic! has the full support and endorsement of one of the most important people in Freddie Mercury’s life – his personal assistant, biographer and best friend…Mr Peter Freestone. The musicians who make it all come to life: GILES TAYLOR (British) – takes on the iconic role of Freddie Mercury. RICHIE BAKER (Australian) as Brian May. KYLE THOMPSON (Australian) as Roger Taylor. STEVEN DENNETT (South African) as John Deacon. BOOKING THROUGH COMPUTICKET.
DIARY/SPORTS WICKEDLY ODD: THE NIGHT GARDEN Until 5 Dec 18:00 A gloriously unusual festive dining and entertainment experience – Durban Botanic Gardens. THE DINO EXPO Dec-3 Jan A mesmerising, world-class dinosaur exhibition featuring more than 20 lifesize animatronic, robotic dinosaurs. The Pavilion shopping centre. DINOS ALIVE Dec-10 Jan Take a journey to a time when dinosaurs ruled the planet, with realistically modelled animatronic dinosaurs, rides on the popular T-Rex and Apatosaurus, and a jumping castle. (www.dinosalive.co.za) DOLPHINS BY STARLIGHT 10-14 Dec ‘A Christmas Adventure’ is full of spectacle and sparkle, with contemporary and ballet dancers, excitable elves, and the undisputed starts of the show, the Sea World Dolphins – uShaka Marine World. SUNCAFÉ 10 Dec-12 Jan Enjoy summertime vibes on the Suncoast Casino Sundeck. UMHLANGA SUMMER FESTIVAL 12-23 Dec This beach carnival consists of beach and water sports, land-based activities and entertainment. Includes a Surfing Contest (12-13 Dec); Trail Run & Walk (13 Dec) and Carols by Candlelight (17 Dec). SAPPHIRE COAST HOLIDAY CAMPAIGN & KFC STRANDIENS 15-30 Dec Lots of fun, music and beach entertainment, with local DJs, talent competitions, puppet shows, touch rugby, tug-o-war, volleyball and other beach games, and Carols by Candlelight – Amanzimtoti Main Beach. (031 903 7498) 08 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
SAPPHIRE COAST TIZOZO SPORT AGAINST CRIME FESTIVAL 19 Dec Various sporting codes and indigenous games as well as music by famous artists – Mnini Sports Field & Umgababa Main Beach. (082 293 6689) UMGENI STEAM RAILWAY The 1000 Hills Choo Choo travels from Kloof Station through the Valley of 1000 Hills to Inchanga and back again. 19, 20 Dec & 3 Jan at 08:30 & 12:30; 26, 27 Dec & 2 Jan at 08:30, 12:30 & 17:00; plus Carols by Candlelight trains on 19 & 20 Dec at 17:00. (www.umgenisteamrailway.co.za) SAPPHIRE COAST SUMMER FESTIVAL 20, 21, 27 & 28 Dec Beach activities – Amanzimtoti Main Beach & Winklespruit Beach. (082 372 3186) AL ANSAAR SOUK 24 Dec-3 Jan A global marketplace featuring a variety of stalls, from sweetmeats and plastic-ware to scarves and jewellery, as well as world-class entertainment, games, play areas and international cuisine – Durban Exhibition Centre. (031 360 1000) NEW YEAR’S EVE FIREWORKS DISPLAY 31 Dec Suncoast Casino. (031 328 3000) WOZE DURBAN 1 Jan Durban Botanic Gardens. (060 484 9611) UMGABABA BEACH NEW YEAR’S PICNIC & FESTIVAL 1 Jan Featuring performances by musicians, comedians, poets, dancers and more – Umgababa Main Beach. (082 833 1810)
A great eveningยนs entertainment is to be enjoyed at Greyville Racecourse every Friday night from about 18h00 throughout December and January (except 25 December). Entrance is FREE. Another December racemeeting is the ever popular Boxing Day meeting which starts early afternoon with prizes totalling R10 000 to be won.
To book in the Durban View Restaurant call 031-3141780 HORSE RACING 4, 11(n), 16, 18(n), 23, 26 & 30 Dec at Greyville (n) = night race (031 314 1651); 6, 13, 20 & 29 Dec at Scottsville (033 345 3405).
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DIARY/SPORTS CRICKET
SEA & SAND MARATHON
Ram Slam T20 Challenge: 4 Dec 18:00 Sunfoil Dolphins vs Nashua Cape Cobras; Test Series: 2630 Dec 10:00 SA vs England; Sunfoil Series: 21-24 Jan Sunfoil Dolphins vs Nashua Cape Cobras. All games at Sahara Stadium Kingsmead. (031 335 4200)
16 Dec Winklespruit Beach to Amanzimtoti Beach and back again. (082 574 4140)
SOCCER 19 Dec 15:30 Golden Arrows vs Polokwane City; 16 Jan 15:30 Golden Arrows vs Chippa United; 23 Jan 15:30 Golden Arrows vs Maritzburg United. All games at Chatsworth Stadium.
RUNNING 6 Dec 06:00 BMG Stainbank Cup – Yellowwood Park Sports Club (083 775 3785); 13 Dec 06:00 Illovo Sugar 15km Christmas Challenge – Westville Athletics Club (082 414 1783); 16 Dec 06:30 10km Run/Walk Challenge – Kings Park Athletics Stadium (083 775 3785).
SO MUCH MORE TO SEE AND DO… There is an abundance of experiences on offer just beyond the city of Durban. A short drive inland takes you to the scenic Valley of Thousand Hills, home to the Zulu people for centuries, with many continuing to practice and live their unique traditional lifestyle. Experience a taste of African Culture at PheZulu, adventure activities at Giba Gorge and family fun at various outlets. Travelling southwards to the Sapphire Coast and the seaside town of Amanzimtoti, one finds the Bluff, with its string of popular and protected beaches at Brighton, Cave Rock, Anstey’s and Garvies. This coastline is well known for its wealth of ocean activities including excellent fishing conditions, epic surfing spots and the world famous dive sites at Aliwal Shoal. 10 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
To the north, the coastal resort of Umhlanga offers endless holiday fun, fabulous eateries and sensational stretches of golden beaches. The Inanda Heritage Route offers an insight into the early political history of our province. The trail starts in Phoenix Settlement, established in 1904 by Gandhi. Here you can see Gandhi’s house, and his International Printing Press and Museum. Next it moves on to the Ohlange Institute, John Dube’s house - a national monument - and his grave. We have included information about a few of these iconic attractions in the pages following - so please read about, explore and enjoy our amazing city and all it has to offer….
SAPPHIRE COAST - Amanzimtoti is situated to the south of the centre of Durban. It is a popular seaside destination for the family. Hotels, resort complexes, selfcatering establishments & caravan parks follow the beaches at Doonside, Warner Beach, Winkelspruit, Illovo, Umgababa Beach and Umkomaas. ALIWAL SHOAL - Rated as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, this spectacular reef near the town of Umkomaas is an aquatic chest waiting to be explored. Sapphire Coast Tourism. (031 903 7498) UMGABABA - The Umgababa beach is well-known for its festivals where thousands of people congregate to celebrate the holidays. WATERWORLD - Hours of fun and enjoyment for young and old on the exhilarating slides and rides of Splash Water World. (031 903 3034) MNINI DAM - Set in beautiful tranquil surrounds, Mnini Dam is a popular spot of fishing, boating and canoeing and now with a fine spot for Pub and Grill. (073 959 1009) CROCWORLD - Visitors to Crocworld can enjoy a complete wildlife experience. Home to crocodiles, indigenous & exotic snakes, fresh water fish & over 200 birds. (039 976 1103) GLORIOUS GALLERIA - Convenience meets entertainment and shopping pleasure is perhaps the best way to describe this multi-levelled regional shopping centre. www.shopgalleria.co.za GOLFING - Sapphire Coast offers enthusiasts two major golf courses, Amanzimtoti and Umkomaas. (031 902 1166 / 4144 and 039 973 1042)
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GATEWAY THEATRE OF SHOPPING Over 50 restaurants, 18 cinemas, and the Barnyard Supper Theatre. Features the world’s highest freestanding indoor climbing wall; the Wave House with if famous D-rex; a 4 x 4 track, skate park designed by Tony Hawk and a children’s Fantasy Forest. (031 566 2332) SIBAYA CASINO AND ENTERTAINMENT KINGDOM Comprising a casino, conference facility, luxury hotel, Mangwanani African Day Spa, 593-seat theatre, speciality restaurants and bars, and a children’s entertainment centre and crèche. ( 031 580 5000) SHARKS BOARD View a dramatic audio-visual show, watch a shark dissection, and visit the display hall with its many lifelike replicas of fish, rays and sharks (including a 892kg Great White). (031 566 0400 or 082 403 9206 for boat tours.) AWARD WINNING PIER The Umhlanga Rocks promenade has undergone a major revamp with the construction of a 21st century pier. The pier has a whale-bone theme. DOLPHIN & WHALE WATCHING Head out to sea on a marine safari and watch the playful frolicking of the bottlenose dolphins or migrating humpback whales. 36˚ (082 553 2834); Ocean Safaris Dbn SA (084 565 5328); Incognito Charters (083 409 5982) HAWAAN FOREST This beautiful forest is a unique, indigenous woodland area that still remains unspoiled. The Hawaan forest is home to a large number of animals and a wealth of birds. Trails are not open to the public. Walks may however be arranged with the Umhlanga Branch of the Wildlife & Environment Society of South Africa (WESSA). Mrs Phoebe Carnegie (031 566 4018)
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Durban West DURBAN’S BEST KEPT SECRET
DURBAN WEST TOURISM The Official Community Tourism Organisation of Durban West (D.W.C.T.O) Cell: 082 783 2321 | www.durbanwest.co.za marketing.dwcto@netsolutions.co.za
Self catering - Full Board Accommodation 1 Star - 5 Star Conferencing Wedding Venues Restaurants Picnic Sites Business Parks Medical Centres Shopping Centres Educational Institutions
Clermont was a black middle income township during the apartheid days, surrounded by Westville, Kloof, New Germany and Inanda in the distance. The main road is called Clermont road and was named after Sir Clermont, a farmer in the area who sold his land. It was the only place Tourism Development in Durban where black people were able to buy property and build houses. Since the end of apartheid Clermont has become a sprawling township as people from the rural areas came to seek work opportunities in the nearby suburbs of Westville and New Germany, Pinetown and Durban. Clermont has a large Anglican, Catholic and Wesleyan community and on Sundays one can see the women of each denomination wearing their church uniforms with pride.
Clermont Kwa Dabeka
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This township originated in 1845 when the British occupied Natal in force and established a number of native locations for the Zulus.It is a fine venue for anyone interested in experiencing township life, and offers shebeens, domestic lifestyles, nyanga’s shops, artwork and jazz . The township is what South Africa is, it is the pulse, the heart beat of the country, the country that was built on the backs of the people. Umlazi is representative of this. Originally discovered by King Shaka and his men and named Umlazi because when Shaka tasted the water it was um lasa (like sour milk).
Tel: 031-907 0995 • Cell: 076 252 5375
As part of the eThekwini Municipality, Sodurba encompasses the Bluff, Merebank, Wentworth, Austerville, Isipingo, Treasure Beach, Mobeni, Jacobs, Prospecton, Woodlands, Montclair, Umlazi, Yellowwood Park, Clairwood, the Harbour and Wilson’s Wharf. It covers a stretch of 40by 10kms and has a great deal to offer both locals and visitors from other parts of the country and around the world. The sound of progress. The sound of diversity and hope. Sodurba! The colourful multi-cultural soul of the South Durban Basin. It’s beautiful, it’s exciting, it’s unique, and it’s calling you.
Cell: 083 452 2958
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FAMILY FUN & ATTRACTIONS
The BEACHES along Durban’s golden coastline are a huge draw-card for tourists, so it’s no wonder that two of them – Westbrook Beach and uShaka Beach – have been given Blue Flag status for 2015/16, while another five have pilot status (Brighton Beach, Umhlanga Main, Umdloti Main and Tidal and Umgababa). USHAKA MARINE WORLD (031 328 8000) is Africa’s largest marine theme park and comprises dolphin and seal stadia, a snorkel reef and dive tank, water adventure centre, kids’ entertainment zone and a pristine stretch of beach. Also on offer are HELICOPTER FLIPS (Air Safaris 084 257 0835); or a BOAT CRUISE around the bay or out to sea. (Isle of Capri 031 305 3099)
Visit Durban’s most popular AMUSEMENT PARKS comprising uShaka Kids’ World (031 328 8000) at uShaka Marine World, which has exciting interactive zones and one of Africa’s largest jungle gyms; Electric Avenue (031 566 1897), Mr Funtubbles Fabulous Family Fun Fair (031 584 6645) and Action Karting and Adventure Putt Putt (031 566 2247) at Gateway; Funworld (031 332 9776) on the Durban beachfront; and the Superbowling Family Entertainment Centre (031 904 5770) at Galleria Shopping Centre in Amanzimtoti (031 904 2233). For something different, try a SEGWAY TOUR (031 303 4534) from Moses Mabhida Stadium and learn interesting facts about the stadium and the city of Durban.
BOAT RIDES HOURLY HARBOUR CRUISES FROM 10:00AM - 4:00pm
Conditions Apply SEA CRUISES AT 12:30 & 14:30
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FAMILY FUN & ATTRACTIONS Experience a 360-degree view of Durban and the Indian Ocean from the iconic arch of MOSES MABHIDA STADIUM (031 582 8242). The Skycar takes visitors on a two-minute trip to the 106 metre high Sky Platform, the stadium arch’s highest point; Mon-Sun 09:00-18:00. The Big Rush Big Swing (031 332 3250) is the world’s only stadium swing! The colourful Art Deco styled SUNCOAST CASINO & ENTERTAINMENT WORLD (031 328 3000) is situated alongside a lovely stretch of beach and boasts speciality shops, cinemas, restaurants and a hotel. Enjoy a harbour buzz combined with top food, entertainment and crafts at
WILSON’S WHARF (031 337 7751) waterfront marina on Durban’s Victoria embankment between the Yacht Mole and the Sugar Terminal. Lying between Umdloti and Umhlanga, SIBAYA CASINO & ENTERTAINMENT KINGDOM (031 580 5000) has over 1000 slot and 24 touch-bet roulette machines as well as roulette, blackjack and poker tables, not to mention a luxury hotel and conference facilities, iZulu Theatre, Krakatoa Bar, Mangwanani Spa and children’s entertainment centre. The refurbished MINI TOWN (031 337 7892) on North Beach boasts meticulous scale models of Durban’s best-known buildings as well as a working train, harbour and airport.
* Amusement rides for the whole family * View Durban by Cablecar * Opening times vary according to season * Phone for Birthday parties
Tel: 031-332 9776 Upper Marine Parade
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FAMILY FUN & ATTRACTIONS Founded over 150 years ago, the DURBAN BOTANIC GARDENS (031 332 4000) in John Zikhali (Sydenham) Road are home to Africa’s best subtropical collection of bromeliads, cycads, indigenous trees and orchids, as well as a beautiful lake, outdoor amphitheatre and tea garden. Guided Golf Cart Tours (082 783 7671) Mon-Sun, 08:30-16:30 from the Visitors’ Complex. Situated at 490 Riverside Road on the banks of the Umgeni, the UMGENI RIVER BIRD PARK (031 579 4600) houses an ever-increasing collection of more than 800 birds from 200 species. There are free-flight bird shows at 11:00 & 14:00, Tues-Sun, and a tea garden serving refreshments. Open daily 08:00-16:30, Durban’s GREEN HUB (031 322 6026/7 or www.durbangreencorridor.co.za) lies on the south bank of the uMngeni River estuary. Canoes, mountain bikes and pedal cars may be hired; guided trails along the river are offered. Children can hop aboard the mini-train at the Model Engineers’ MINIATURE RAILWAY (031 205 1089) at Kellaway Hall, Virginia, on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month, 11:00-16:00. The only organisation of its kind in the world, the SHARKS BOARD (031 566 0400) in Umhlanga has audio-visual shows, shark dissections and life-like replicas of sharks and other fish in its museum. Book an early morning boat trip out to sea and watch the shark nets being checked. 22 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
There’s a safe and fun indoor climbing environment at the SOUTHERN ROCK CLIMBING GYM (031 705 3842 or www.southernrockgym.co.za) at 5 Valley View Road, New Germany. Visit an ANIMAL FARM in the 1000 Hills – try the Animal Farmyard (031 765 2240) or Winsome View Animal Farm and Country Bistro, 19 Hawkstone Road, Summerveld, every Tues-Sun, 11:00-15:00 (071 113 1929 or 082 892 1615). Durban’s exceptional climate and gorgeous subtropical surrounds provide the perfect setting for excellent GOLF COURSES such as those found at Durban Country Club (031 313 1777); Durban Country Club Beachwood (031 313 1777); Royal Durban Golf Club (031 309 1373); Mount Edgecombe Country Club (031 539 5330); Amanzimtoti Country Club (031 902 1166) and Kloof Country Club (031 764 0555). Adventure and fun is to be had at the WATER WONDERLANDS of Wet ‘n Wild (031 328 8000) at uShaka Marine World, with its slides and pools, and The Wavehouse (031 584 9400) at Gateway, which has water slides as well as surfing on the FlowRider. See raptors in action and interactive demonstrations at AFRICAN BIRD OF PREY SANCTUARY (031 785 4382) situated just off the N3 on the Lion Park road.
FAMILY FUN & ATTRACTIONS TOURS & TRAILS Cultural and historical WALKING TOURS (031 322 4173/4205) leave from Tourist Junction, 160 Monty Naicker (Pine) Street, at 09:30 & 13:30 Mon-Fri and 09:30 on Sat. The double-decker RICKSHA BUS (031 322 4164/4209) provides a great vantage point to view the city’s top attractions. Booking and departures from the Ricksha bus kiosk, Old Pavilion Site, North Beach. Embark on a DURBAN TOUR at 09:00 daily during December with Traces of Africa (079 907 8901) and take in the brand-new Golden Mile and iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium. The TOWNSHIP EXPERIENCE (031 322 4164) might include a local
Shisanyama hangout, café or tavern in Umlazi (Max’s Lifestyle 031 906 1393), Clermont (The Comfort Zone 073 454 8171) or Inanda (Sbu’s Lounge 031 510 2337). Designed in the shape of a lotus flower, the impressive HARE KRISHNA TEMPLE OF UNDERSTANDING (031 403 3328) is open for tours and serves great vegetarian food. Other tours include WHALING HISTORY TOURS (031 467 9461) of the old whaling station or experiences with African and Indian culture and heritage on the INANDA TRAIL (031 519 2555). There are Zulu cultural experiences as well as game drives, crocodiles, snakes, a restaurant and children’s play zone at PHEZULU SAFARI PARK (031 777 1000).
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FAMILY FUN & ATTRACTIONS PHEZULU SAFARI PARK is an exciting tourism venue, situated in Botha’s Hill, only 35 km’s from central Durban. Whether you are after a tranquil light snack overlooking the extraordinary Valley of a Thousand Hills, on a 4x4 game drive through the Phezulu Safari park, enjoying an exhilarating live crocodile show, or marveling at a wide variety of indigenous snakes at Phezulu Snake Park – we will make you feel welcome. The Boma Restaurant serves meals ranging from Traditional Zulu meals or Crocodile steaks to toasted sandwiches and burgers. Hidden away on the edge of the Valley, Phezulu offers a self-catering cottage which is fully equipped which sleeps 5.
For the past 20 months, the doors of the DURBAN ICE RINK have been closed, as renovations to restore the Ice Rink to its former glory have been underway, and Thursday 24th September saw the new and improved Durban Ice Arena open its doors. The new and improved venue includes a host of private venue areas. Every last detail of this new and exciting venue has been well thought out, from the kiddies birthday party packages to the DJ sessions that will take place on a Saturday night, to the complimentary shuttle service from nearby additional parking areas, making the opening of the Durban Ice Arena something to certainly talk about!
www.phezulusafaripark.co.za
Contact us: 031 777 1000 info@phezulusafaripark.co.za
FREE ENTRY INCLUDES Restaurants, Kids Play Area, Curios, View ACTIVITIES Zulu Village and Dance, Game Drives Reptile Park
Accommodation Weddings Team Building Kids Parties Conferences
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THEATRE & ENTERTAINMENT BARNYARD THEATRE (031 566 3045) Dec-10 Jan ‘Viva Las Vegas’ is a tribute to the superstars who have rocked Las Vegas; 9 Dec Matthew Mole; 13 Dec ‘Old Friends’ pays tribute to arguably the world’s greatest duo – Simon & Garfunkel; 21 Dec Blarney Brothers; 28-31 Jan ‘California Sunshine’ is a tribute to the birth of the LA music scene. THE PLAYHOUSE (031 369 9555 or 031 369 9456) 231 Anton Lembede (Smith) Street in Durban’s CBD is an important performing arts venue housing three theatres: the Opera, Loft and Drama. 4 Dec 17:00-19:00 Sundowner concert with Durbanbased Jazz Guitarist Mdu Mahlobo; 9-20 Dec ‘Glitter Girls’ Lisa Bobbert, Liesl Coppin and Marion Loudon light up the stage; 18 Dec 17:00-19:00 Sundowner concert with Jazz sensation 5th Season; 12-23 Dec 19:00 Paul Slabolepszy’s comedy ‘For Your Ears Only’ is a wild play-within-a-play taking place during the recording of a weekly radio ‘soapie’; 19-24 Dec 19:30 ‘A Christmas Celebration’ with some of the best jazz, gospel and classical talent in South Africa, including Judith Sephuma, Bongani Tembe, Nozuko Teto, Neville D and Raphael Vilikazi, the Playhouse Dance Residency, the Playhouse Chorale and the KZN Philharmonic orchestra. ELIZABETH SNEDDON THEATRE (031 260 2296) at the University of KZN’s Howard College Campus is home to one of Durban’s busiest commercial theatres, and hosts a range of shows, from rock ‘n roll to dance and drama, as well as festivals. 4 Dec-10 Jan ‘Puss 28 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
in Boots’ is KickstArt’s 10th family pantomime, and offers a rollicking, swashbuckling adventure. ALADDIN Until 30 Dec Durban’s annual adult pantomime is written and directed by Darren King – Centenary Room, Greyville Racecourse. RHUMBELOW THEATRE (031 205 7602) is a popular venue well known for its drag shows and musicals, situated in Cunningham Avenue, Umbilo. 4-20 Dec ‘Laurel Canyon’ features songs from the music revolution that changed popular culture, with top hits from artists like Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Mamas and the Papas, The Byrds, The Eagles, Carole King and Bonnie Raitt; 6 Dec ‘Memphis55: The Black Lapels’ is the new smash-hit tribute show inspired by the 1955 collaboration between rock ‘n roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. IZULU THEATRE Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom (031 580 5701). 4 Dec 20:00 ‘Tribute to Bollywood Legends’ is a live musical with songs from old and new Bollywood films, chutney and bhangra; 11 Dec-10 Jan ‘Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic’ features a celebrated international cast recreating this iconic band’s 1986 World Tour. SIMPHIWE SHEMBE COMEDY PICNIC 13 Dec 12:00 Families can gather and enjoy good clean comedy – Durban Botanic Gardens, Amphitheatre. SEABROOKE’S THEATRE Durban High School (031 277 1500)
SCROOGE’S CHRISTMAS 18-20 Dec This light-hearted Christmas production sees the nativity narrated and enacted through dance and music in front of Ebenezer Scrooge, who begins to grasp the reason for the season – Durban Christian Centre Jesus Dome. CATALINA THEATRE (031 837 5999 or www.catalinatheatre.com) at Wilson’s Wharf showcases cutting-edge theatre as well as children’s shows during the holidays. 13-18 Jan Musho! Theatre Festival. AWEH MZANSI STAND-UP TOUR 29&30 Jan 20:00 Features seasoned comedians Jason Goliath, Donovan Goliath, Nicholas Goliath, Richeliu Beaunoir and Alfred Adriaan – Sunzone, Suncoast. CONCERTS & FESTIVALS NANOMA NIYANGIBONA CELEBRATION 4 Dec 18:00 Gospel concert with Andile kaMajola who will be recording his live DVD – Moses Mabhida Stadium. RAMESH HASSAN’S POITERVARIE SHOW 5 Dec 14:00 Cancer fundraiser featuring a string of top-notch artists – People’s Park East, Moses Mabhida Stadium. PARTY IN THE PARK: SUMMER DREAMING 11 Dec 14:00 KZN’s largest and most popular under-18 event, featuring top DJs and live acts – Chris Saunders Park, Umhlanga. DURBAN UNDERGROUND 25 Dec Moses Mabhida Stadium. (082 351 4688)
CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT 11 Dec Christmas carols and a night market – Durban Botanic Gardens, John Zikhale (Sydenham) Road. (031 322 4021 or www.webtickets.co.za) BOYZ II MEN & JOE LIVE 13 Dec 15:00 Moses Mabhida Stadium. (031 582 8242) DURBAN SUMMER FESTIVAL 16 Dec 11:00 This annual outdoor event kicking off the summer holidays in Durban is now in its 5th year and features a line-up of live artists, DJs and comedians, including popular and unsigned artists – KwaMashu Fan Park. JOYOUS CELEBRATION 20: LIVE RECORDING 19 Dec 14:00 SA’s leading gospel ensemble commemorates 20 years of bringing gospel music to the people of Mzansi and the continent – Moses Mabhida Stadium. (031 582 8242) DURBAN JAZZ FESTIVAL 26 Dec Hazelmere Dam. MNINI DAM JAZZ PICNIC FESTIVAL 26 Dec Umnini Dam Resort, near Amanzimtoti. (083 514 1685) FACT DURBAN ROCKS 31 Dec Attended by 15 000 people last year, with all the best in House, Kwaito and Hip Hop – People’s Park, Moses Mabhida Stadium. (031 582 8242) MILLER FRESH YEAR’S EVE 31 Dec 18:00 Artists on the night include Cashtime life, AKA, KO and many more – Growthpoint Kings Park, Outer Fields. Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 29
THEATRE & ENTERTAINMENT 7th ANNUAL GOSPEL ALL STARS 31 Dec 18:00 A family oriented show featuring 19 gospel musicians, 5 pastors and 4 MCs – Durban Centrum Park. AN EVENING WITH RODRIGUEZ 31 Jan & 1 Feb The iconic musician who gave us the much-loved albums ‘Cold Fact’ (1969) and ‘Coming from Reality’ (1971),returns to South Africa – ICC Durban. MUSIC & DANCE VENUES ENRG NIGHTCLUB (226 Matthews Meyiwa Road) 3 Dec 21:00 ‘Total Black Out: Summertime Fun’ offers sizzling performances and the freshest DJs on the decks, like Big Nuz, DJ Tira and DJ Sox. BOULEVARD NIGHTCLUB (031 303 7631) in Florida Road has a host of exciting events lined up for the festive season. 4 Dec 18:00 ‘The 69th Spoon’ is a fun event aimed at re-branding safe sex, with an amazing line up of DJs plus a live Satin Candy lingerie fashion show; 15 Dec ‘Old Skool Party’. SA Old Skool takes control of the east coast with amazing DJs and great live music. AFRIPORTICO JAZZ LOUNGE (083 477 3171) at The BAT Centre (031 332 0451), 45 Maritime Place, Small Craft Harbour, presents Jazz Sundowners on a Sun 15:00-17:00. RAINBOW RESTAURANT 23 Stanfield Lane, Pinetown (083 463 8044 or 031 702 9161. in John Zikhale (Sydenham) Road. 30 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
CENTRE FOR JAZZ & POPULAR MUSIC (031 260 3385) at the University of KZN hosts concerts every Wednesday during term time from 17:15. COOL RUNNINGS (084 701 6912) at 49 Milne Street has Dancehall and Reggae evenings on Saturdays. ZACK’S Wilson’s Wharf (031 305 1677) hosts the Blues Train on Tuesday evenings. ZACK’S Windermere Road (031 312 0755) presents open mic acoustic evenings on Wednesdays from 19:30; acoustic sets with Steve Fataar on Friday evenings from 19:30; and jazz and R&B on Sundays 16:0020:00 with ‘Too Close’. ZACK’S North Beach (031 368 6800) hosts DJ Amigo Santana and guest DJs from 19:00 every Friday. BERTOUA CAFÉ LOUNGE (031 828 1979) on Musgrave Road presents ‘Serious Jazz Sessions’ every Thursday and Saturday from 16:00. FACTORY CAFÉ (031 205 3283) at 369 Magwaza Maphalala Street, Umbilo, hosts live music events – check press for details. KRAKATOA Action Bar (Sibaya Casino 031 580 5170) Bhangra evenings every Friday with DJ Elvis and the Durban Desi Crew. THE CORNER CAFÉ (031 201 0219) at 197 Brand Road, Glenwood, has live entertainment every Friday 18:0020:00 and lunchtime music on selected Saturdays and Sundays.
THEATRE & ENTERTAINMENT ST CLEMENTS restaurant in Musgrave Road frequently hosts music evenings. (Booking essential 031 202 2511) YOSSI’S CAFÉ (031 201 0090) in Helen Joseph Road hosts live jazz every Sunday afternoon 16:00-20:00. OSCARS CAFÉ (031 208 3684) in Essenwood Road hosts supper theatre, music and comedy evenings.
OPEN STRINGS (031 709 1242) is a unique entertainment venue for acoustic artists, with concerts held at Villa Brae, 16 Jameson Terrace, Kloof. Past performers include SA greats Arno Carstens, Ard Matthews, Farryl Purkiss, Guy Buttery, Nibs van der Spuy, Robin Auld and more.
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ART GALLERIES, MUSEUMS & CULTURE Art Galleries ARTISAN CONTEMPORARY GALLERY (344 Florida Rd, 031 312 4364) Silver jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, paintings, textiles, wooden pieces and more, all hand-crafted by South African artists. Mon-Fri 09:30-17:00; Sat & public holidays 09:00-13:00. Dec Ensemble 2015 is the gallery’s annual end-of-year exhibition, showcasing regular exhibitors as well as new talent. ARTSPACE DURBAN (3 Millar Rd, off Umgeni Rd, 031 312 0793) Comprising three galleries as well as artists’ studios, it provides a SPACE for artists of all disciplines. Until 5 Dec ‘Personal Myth, Collective Dream 2’ – Roz Cryer solo exhibition (Main & Corridor galleries), ‘Lies behind’ – Anne Schwankhart solo exhibition (Middle Gallery); 7 Dec-Mid Jan 13th Annual Affordable Art Show. UNISA EXHIBITION (Rivertown Beerhall, 102 Prince Alfred Street, 078 583 5517) Until 11 Dec Third and Fourth Level Visual Arts & Multimedia Student Exhibition 2015. DURBAN ART GALLERY (Durban City Hall, 031 311 2264/9) Artworks encompass Europe, the East and Africa, dating from the 15th century to the present day. Open Mon-Sat 08:3016:00, Sun 11:00-16:00. KZNSA GALLERY (166 Bulwer Rd, Glenwood, 031 277 1705) Tues-Fri 09:00-17:00, Sat 09:00-16:00, Sun 10:00-15:00. The shop contains an excellent selection of imaginative arts and crafts. 32 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
ELIZABETH GORDON GALLERY (120 Florida Rd, 031 303 8133) Gallery hours 08:00-16:30 Mon-Fri & 09:00-12.30 Sat. The gallery is currently showcasing work by the internationally-exhibited Japanese silkscreen artist Akiko Nakaji with a set of six silkscreens embracing the landscapes and spaces of South Africa. THE DODDS GALLERY (Green With Envy, 281 Vause Rd, 031 220 2041) The gallery specialises in fine South African art, bronzes and collectables, showcasing artists such as Roelof Rossouw, Tony de Freitas and Llewellyn Davies. ART EXHIBITION 17-24 Dec 305 Guest House, Ipahla Road, Athlone Park (082 824 7990) Heritage and history DURBAN NATURAL SCIENCE MUSEUM (First Floor, Durban City Hall, 031 311 2256/42) is the most-visited natural science museum in the country, attracting just under 300 000 visitors annually. The Natural Science Museum Research Centre offers the public access to the third largest collection of birds in Africa! Open Mon-Sat 08:3016:00; Sun & holidays 11:00-16:00. Explore NAUTICAL HISTORY at the Natal Maritime Museum (Small Crafts Basin, 031 311 2230), with REGIONAL CULTURE & HISTORY at the Campbell Collections (220 Gladys Mazibuko Rd: tours 031 207 3432, library 031 207 3711) and SOUTHERN AFRICAN ARTEFACTS at Phansi Museum (Cnr 41 Cedar & Esther Roberts roads, 031 206 2889).
ART GALLERIES, MUSEUMS & CULTURE Education on the Holocaust and other human rights abuses at DURBAN HOLOCAUST CENTRE (Durban Jewish Centre, 44 KE Masinga Rd, 031 368 6833 or projects@djc.co.za). There’s APARTHEID HISTORY at Kwa Muhle Museum (130 Braam Fischer Rd, 031 311 2213) and Cato Manor Heritage Centre (750 Rick Turner Rd, 031 261 3216); INDIAN CULTURE at Durban Cultural & Documentation Centre (Cnr Epsom Rd & Derby St, 031 309 7559); COLONIAL & PRE-COLONIAL HISTORY at Old House Museum (31 St Andrews St, 031 311 2261) and Old Court House Museum (77 Samora Machel St, 031 311 2225); and information on the 1848 GERMAN SETTLERS at Bergtheil Local History Museum (16 Queens Ave, Westville, 031 203 7107).
AFRICAN ART CENTRE Nurturing and promoting the work of original artists and craftspeople, the gallery features a variety of high quality fine art, Zulu beadwork, ceramics and baskets. Every purchase made from the African Art Centre provides income and employment for more than 600 artists and crafters currently supported by the Centre. Our Core Purpose To acknowledge, respect, appreciate, promote and preserve the creative efforts of black artists and crafters. To better the quality of their lives and to ensure that they are able to earn a sustainable living from their artistic creativity and craftsmanship.
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Durban’s rich history is more than adequately preserved in the city’s museums and they document every aspect of Durban’s heritage, from colonial and military life to its seafaring role as a busy port.
a 19th-century building located just behind the City Hall. This is a great place to visit if you would like to find out more about the history of the city and the surrounding area of South Africa, from Zulu history to the town’s colonial past.
Families will enjoy DURBAN’S NATURAL SCIENCE MUSEUM, one of the city’s most popular museums. On display is a life-size model of the ultimate predator dinosaur, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, plenty of natural history artefacts, including insect and butterfly collections, as well as exhibits of South Africa’s local plant and bird life. It’s a fascinating place to visit. Included within the museum is the KwaZuzulwazi Science Centre with its interactive exhibits.
THE DURBAN ART GALLERY collections reflect the rich multi-cultural diversity of Durban and South Africa and include current and historical art and artefacts of KwaZulu-Natal to English masterpieces, from anonymous carvings, clay pots and beadwork to the works of celebrated South African artists. The Gallery hosts a variety of activities including workshops, films and travelling exhibitions such as the Images of Human Rights Exhibition. A number of fun-filled programs are also organized for the young ones so that they too can gain an appreciation for fine art
DURBAN’S LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM is housed within the former Court House,
Durban Art Gallery Durban Art Gallery boasts a wide selection of South African contemporary art. With over a century of history, this gallery is also home to over 3,500 artworks, including British, French and Dutch paintings. The gallery hosts a variety of activities including lectures, classes, films and roaming art exhibitions. The INK Creative Art Centre Tel: 031 311 2275 Rivertown Contemporary Tel: 031 335 3486
Opening hours: Mon to Fri: 08h00 -16h00, Sat: 08h30 -16h00 Sun + Public Holidays: 11h00 - 16h00 Closed on Christmas Day. The Durban Art Gallery has two satellite centres that are available to artists and the public for events and meetings.
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VISIT THE LARGEST MOSQUE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE You can attend the Mosque for a private tour or with your school or organization. You will be met personally by an official IPCI tour guide, who will introduce you to the basic tenets of Islam, the belief system and practices of Muslims.
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IPCI Building | 4th Floor | 124 Denis Hurley Street | Durban P.O.Box 2439 | Durban 4000 | SA | Tel: 031 306 0026 | info@ipcisa.com
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The Islamic Propagation Centre International (IPCI) was founded in 1957 by the Late Shaikh Ahmed Deedat. He had dedicated more than 40 years of his life presenting Islam, mainly to non-Muslims across the world. He had published over 20 books and distributed millions of copies of these free of charge.
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Several thousand people have come into the fold of Islam through Allah’s Grace and as a result of these efforts.
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SHOPPING SHOPPING CENTRES GATEWAY THEATRE OF SHOPPING (031 566 2332) Durban’s largest shopping mall, Gateway is situated in Umhlanga and boasts more than 350 top stores, over 50 restaurants, 18 cinemas, Cinema Nouveaux, Barnyard Supper Theatre, amusement centre and funfair. LA LUCIA MALL (031 562 8420) Sophisticated and exclusive shopping, with large retailers as well as speciality boutiques. THE PAVILION (031 275 9818) Boasting family fun, fabulous fashion and fine food, this premier shopping and entertainment destination attracts 1.8 million visitors per month. There are 230 retail outlets, 40 restaurants and 12 Nu Metro cinemas, not to mention bowling, arcade games, mini-golf, bumper cars and a laser maze at the Fun Company, and free open parking. Open Mon-Sun 09:00-19:00. MUSGRAVE CENTRE (031 277 8420) Situated on the Berea with a range of retail outlets, from supermarkets to jewellery stores, as well as seven cinemas, this is one of Durban’s oldest and best-loved centres. OXFORD VILLAGE (031 765 2500) Shopping centre with a family focus developed on the site of the old Heritage Market. WESTWOOD MALL (031 279 2160) Two floors of retail shopping as well as a number of good eateries, situated near 45th Cutting, Westville.
ARBOUR TOWN Amanzimtoti’s top shopping complex is made up of more than 230 stores, and comprises the Galleria (031 904 2233) shopping mall and Arbour Crossing (031 904 2064). MARKETS KZN CHRISTMAS MARKET FESTIVAL (083 795 0105) 15-19 Dec Tues-Fri 09:00-20:00, Sat 09:00-13:00 The biggest market, with the biggest difference – City Hill Church, 1 Greenmeadow Lane, Hillcrest. CHRISTMAS NIGHT MARKET & CAROLS (031 309 9240) 11 Dec 16:30 Held in conjunction with Shongweni Farmers and Craft Market, with stalls offering lots of goodies to buy – Durban Botanic Gardens. SHONGWENI FARMERS & CRAFT MARKET (031 777 1674) Crafts as well as a variety of food and farm produce: 5, 12, 19 Dec & 9, 16, 23, 30 Jan 06:30-11:30; plus festive Christmas market 16 Dec 09:00-17:00. Please note new address: Lot 457, MR551, Shongweni. I MARKET (031 582 8242 Local foodies and designers on the first Saturday of every month, 09:00-14:00, with Christmas markets on 4, 12 & 19 Dec. Imbizo Lawns, Moses Mabhida Stadium. CHRISTMAS PLAY MARKET (071 3070823) 6 Dec 09:00-14:00 Giba Gorge Mountain Bike Park, featuring live music, kids entertainment, a puppet show, craft and food stalls, hot drinks, beer, wine and Pimms! Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 37
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SHOPPING A fragrant Eastern treasure trove, THE SPICE EMPORIUM lives up to its name. The shelves are jam-packed with exotic spices and blends, as well as all the trappings for authentic Indian cooking, such as dhal, linen bags of rice, beans nuts, seeds, poppadums, oils, pickles, paneer and ghee. There is nothing quite like the whiffs of cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, tumeric and black pepper when you enter this shop. Look out for lumps of black sugar that looks like something out of a stone scratch patch, the traditional Indian wooden ice cream churners, and bags of candy-coated fennel. On your way out, be sure to get some sabja seeds to soak in ice-cold milk and flavour with sweet rose syrup to make a delicious Bombay crush.
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SHOPPING KLOOF & HIGHWAY SPCA CHRISTMAS FAIR (031 764 1212) 5 Dec 08:0014:00 Christmas Fair with gifts, live singing and children’s entertainment, followed by Carols by Candlelight from 17:30-20:30. Also, three open market days every week: Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays 08:00-12:00. SHARK’S TRAIL ADVENTURE MARKET (082 494 4036) 6 Dec Shongweni Farmer’s & Craft Market in conjunction with the Shark’s Trail Adventure Event –Summerveld Estate. THE STABLES (031 312 3058) Antiques, food, fine art, books, fashion, music and much more. Jacko Jackson Drive, next to King’s Park; open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 18:00-22:00, Sun & public holidays 10:00-17:00. From 13 Dec open every day leading up to Christmas. WONDER MARKET (079 747 7661) Offers food, craft and more in the beautiful surroundings of Chris Saunders Park, opposite Gateway, on the last Sunday of the month 09:00-14:00, plus extra festive season markets on 6 & 13 Dec. ROOF TOP NIGHT MARKET (031 277 8420) Musgrave Centre Parking Lot, Level 5, on 4 & 18 Dec from 17:00 to 21:30 with music, food and crafts. MORNING TRADE MARKET Artisanal fare and farm produce every Sunday from 08:00-13:00 at 15 Station Drive. UMHLANGA FARMERS’ MARKET (082 413 1887) Takes place every Wednesday 10:00-13:00, Autumn Drive, Prestondale. 40 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
ESSENWOOD CRAFT MARKET (031 202 5632) Must-see Durban institution set in a shady park on the Berea, sells crafts, art, clothing, collectibles and food every Saturday morning. Tea garden, children’s playground and pony rides. VICTORIA STREET MARKET (031 306 4021) Durban’s original Indian market in Berta Mkhize Street is open daily and sells everything from brass ornaments, curios and clothing to fish, spices and music. AMPHITHEATRE CRAFT MARKET (031 301 3200) Durban Beachfront every Sunday 09:00-16:00 with the focus on curios and textiles. DURBAN FRESH PRODUCE MARKET (031 465 1691) Located at 81 Flower Road in Clairwood, this is a favourite spot to find fresh fruit and vegetables at bargain prices, and is open Monday to Friday 05:30-10:45 and Saturdays 05:30-09:30. GOLDEN HOURS FAMILY MARKET (083 262 3693) Offers a variety of fresh and homemade produce, craft stalls, live music and an adventure playground for children. Located in Uitsig Road behind Hyper-by-the-Sea, Durban North, every Sun10:00-15:30. GREYVILLE CAR BOOT & SECOND HAND CLOTHING MARKET (083 300 2999) Behind Greyville Racecourse, First Avenue, takes place on a Sunday between 05:00 and 15:00.
RESTAURANTS INTERNATIONAL African Peninsula .................031 467 3144 9th Avenue Bistro.................031 312 9134 Antique Café ..........................031 303 5959 Audacia Manor .....................031 303 9520 Blue Bay Café.........................031 568 2229 Beluga......................................031 584 7430 Bertuoa....................................031 828 1979 Bellevue Café.........................031 717 2780 Blue Square............................031 202 2003 Blue Zoo..................................031 303 2265 Boiler Room Café .................031 312 9134 Bonne Vie................................031 837 4168 Brasserie, Edward Hotel.....031 337 3681 Bud’s on the Bay...................031 466 6100 Café 1999...............................031 202 3406 Café Jiran.................................031 332 4485 California Dreaming.............031 332 0037 Cappello...................................031 312 9843 Camden 031 Comedy Club & Bistro.........061 028 7248 Cargo Hold, uShaka Marine World .........031 328 8065 Chill...........................................031 303 9095 Chilliplum................................031 765 2590 Cielo..........................................031 566 5417 Coco’s on Florida...................031 303 4904 Corner Cafe.............................031 201 0219 Cosmopolitan.........................031 566 1814 Crusts Café & Restaurant..031 826 9690 Dougiwe’s...............................031 572 7499 Dish, Royal Palm Hotel.......031 581 8181 Earthmother Organic Glenwood.............................031 202 1527 Elements, Beverley Hills Hotel ….........031 561 2211 El-Arish....................................031 467 9576 Eora ..........................................031 561 7541 Factory Café ..........................031 205 3283 Freedom Café .......................031 309 4434 Freshly Ground Café............031 765 4261 Fusion ......................................031 202 6182 Glenwood Bakery ................072 614 6081 Harbour Cruise .....................084 456 4000 Hashtag...................................031 837 8762 Havana Grill.......................031 337 1305 Harvey’s...................................031 561 4977 Indulge.....................................031 309 2559 In Joy.........................................078 699 0613 Intaba View .......................031 783 4011
Trading as a restaurant from Monday to Sunday, it boasts a large wrap around patio and outdoor deck overlooking the majestic Valley of 1000 Hills.
It’s All Good Organic
Grocer & Café ......................... 031 563 2289 Jam, Quarters Hotel.............031 303 5246 Joop’s Place.......................031 312 9135
A former butcher, Joop selects, matures, cuts and prepares all the steaks while Wendy supervises the front of house, ensuring efficient, personal service.
La Tala, Tala Private Game Reserve.......................031 781 8013 La Vue................................074 072 4909 La Vue operates a scheduled dining cruise around the harbour and along the Sea front all year round, offering fresh food, live entertainment and spectacular Durban city sights.
KUD’TA, Wilson’s Wharf......076 448 7066 Little Havana.....................031 561 7589 A world class grill room and an ultimate destination for the meat and seafood lover.
Lords and Legends Bluff........................................031 467 1677 Amanzimtoti........................031 903 4534 Maritimo’s, Cabana Beach...031 561 5672 Market......................................031 309 8581 Mayfair Café............................ 031 563 2599 Mundo Vida............................031 568 2286 Nonna, Makaranga Garden Lodge.........................031 764 6616 Nourish Durban North.......................031 564 3149 Westville................................031 266 6124 Oscars Berea .....................................031 208 5848 Hillcrest ................................031 765 7326 Oyster Box Grill......................031 514 5000 Parc Café ................................031 205 7285 Pasha’s....................................031 562 0564 Picasso’s..................................031 765 3915 Pier 107, Beach Hotel.........031 337 5511 PL8............................................031 312 8907 Plum ........................................031 312 6250 Quo............................................082 320 7906 315 Restaurant.....................031 271 8200 Rendezvous ...........................031 561 4749 Republik ..................................031 573 1429 RocoMamas Durban North......................031 563 0925 Umhlanga Ridge ...............031 566 2441 Riverside Café .......................031 563 0600 Sevruga ...................................031 584 7444 Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 41
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Steaks with a difference SATISFYING CUSTOMERS FOR 22 YEARS NEED WE SAY MORE?
PLACE DINNER: MON - SAT LUNCH: FRI
Avonmore Centre, Ninth Avenue, Morningside Map/Ref. E/2
Tel: 031-312 9135 JOOP’S PLACE Situated a little off the beaten track in Durban’s trendy Morningside, this bistro style steak restaurant is a well known haven for those who love steak, but hate steakhouses. Established in 1993 by ex Capetonians Joop and Wendy Mol, the ambience is warm and welcoming. The music is strictly background to encourage conversation, while most of the noise comes from the open plan kitchen where Joop cooks all the meat, creating huge flames as he prepares his special dishes such as Joop’s Special, a centre cut of super grade fillet, stuffed with pineapple and cheddar cheese, cooked to crisp perfection, finished with button mushrooms and flambéed with brandy. 42 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
INTABA VIEW is located in the majestic Valley of 1000 Hills. With a panoramic view of this magnificent valley, dining is available on our outdoor deck as well as on our wraparound patio. The interior of our restaurant is classically styled and a large fireplace guarantees warmth on the coldest of days. Our extensive a la carte menu is available every day and our Buffet on a Sunday is a must for family celebrations. Intaba View – an experience of beauty. T: 031 783 4011 | E: info@intabaview.co.za
Spice Restaurant & Bar....... 032 943 3558 Sprigs.......................................031 764 6031 St Clements Garden Café....031 202 2511 St James Boutique Hotel....031 312 2317 Steak and Ale ........................031 561 7234 The Sugar Club, Beverly Hills Hotel................031 561 2211 Tashas......................................031 566 5209 The Address...........................031 303 8822 The Courtyard .......................031 312 5999 Three Chefs Bistro................031 566 2040 The Lookout ..........................031 562 1415 The Olive Garden ..................031 768 1314 The Press Club ......................031 561 7117 The Saint James....................031 312 9488 Union Square ......................... 031 563 0923 Wodka......................................031 332 8190 Woodcutters’ ........................031 266 1843 Zack’s North Beach.........................031 368 6800 Wilson’s Wharf....................031 305 1677 Windermere Centre............031 312 0755 Zara’s Café Durban North.......................031 563 1461 Umhlanga .............................031 561 2511 Zest...........................................031 764 4867 ITALIAN & PIZZA Al Firenze................................031 572 5559 Andrea’s La Dolce Vita........031 572 4075 Angelo’s...................................031 561 3245 Aurelia’s...................................031 566 2725 Bel Punto................................031 568 2407 Caffe Italia ..............................031 572 5670 Ciao Bella Café ......................031 332 5917 Craft Trattoria........................031 562 1926 Giorgio’s...................................031 903 1556 Hubcaps Woodfired Pizza.. 031 309 3203 The Gazette............................031 303 8099 La Casa Nostra......................031 568 1996 La Pizza Pazza Kloof ....................................031 764 0749 Lupa Osteria Durban North.......................031 941 1181 Umhlanga..............................031 765 3059 Westville................................031 266 8793 Luigi’s.......................................031 561 3988 Luna Blu...................................031 312 4665 The Mad Italian......................031 573 2938
Mama Luciana’s Greyville.................................031 303 8350 Glenashley............................031 562 1405 Marco Paulo Bistro ..............031 502 2221 My Restaurant ......................031 572 2604 Old Town Italy........................031 566 5008 Olive & Oil Glenwood..............................031 201 6146 Umhlanga..............................031 561 2618 Hillcrest.................................031 765 6214 Papa Giovanni’s.....................031 765 3617 Pesto, The Palace Resort...031 332 8351 Pizzetta....................................031 201 1019 Remo’s Mt Edgecombe....................031 539 5955 Umhlanga .............................031 561 7143 Roma Revolving ...................031 337 6707 Scoozi.......................................031 563 4444 Speza .......................................031 764 2552 Spiga D’oro ............................031 303 9511 Stretta Cuchina......................031 765 8862 The Big Apple Pizza Co........031 825 2228 Trattoria La Piazza................031 765 7876 INDIAN & CURRY Al Mehran................................031 332 5127 Auntie Nita’s Curry Den .....073 260 2147 A Taste of India......................031 303 7049 Bombay Blu ...........................031 564 7914 Capsicum, Britannia Hotel .....................031 303 2266 Cane Cutters............................ 031 201 1603 Casablanca..............................031 312 4648 Chiftetilli..................................031 303 7374 Gateway to India...................031 566 5711 Govinda’s Pure Vegetarian Restaurant---- 031 403 4600 Indian Connection …............031 312 1440 Indian Summer .....................031 562 1234 Jaipur Palace ..........................031 563 0287 Jeera, Suncoast Towers......031 314 7878 Jewel of India, Elangeni Hotel.......................031 362 1300 Kashmir...................................031 561 7486 Kebabish Tikka.......................031 368 1844 Little Gujarat------------- 031 305 3148 Little India...............................031 201 1121 Mali’s Indian Restaurant ...031 312 8535 Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 43
RESTAURANTS My Diners North Beach.........................031 332 5948 Overport................................031 207 2780 Westwood Mall---------- 031 266 1540 Palki--------------------- 031 201 0019 Panaji ------------------- 031 564 0828 Silverani’s Glenwood Village-------- 031 201 1751 Suncoast Casino--------- 031 368 1396 Some Like It Hot Hillcrest----------------- 031 765 8372 Durban North----------- 031 563 1322 Sunrise Hse of Curries---- 031 303 6076 Ulundi, Royal Hotel------- 031 333 6000 Vintage, Greyville -------- 031 309 1328 Vrushiks Vegetarian Foods- 031 368 7443 THAI, CHINESE & SUSHI Aroy Thai ................................031 262 1299 Bamboo Sushi Lounge........031 561 2705 Bite Your Tongue...................031 563 4419 China Plate..............................031 564 6437 Czar...........................................031 312 8001 Daruma, Elangeni Hotel.....031 362 1322 Dragon City.............................031 563 2758 Emperor’s Kitchen, uShaka Village Walk.............031 332 5126 Foon Lok Nien........................031 266 2931 Golden Chopsticks........031 332 8858/8970 Gong Lok.................................031 303 4537 Greedy Buddha .....................031 563 1919 Green Mango.........................031 312 7054 Kai Thai, Suncoast Casino..031 368 3226 Kebabish Tikka.......................031 368 1844 Kung Thai Durban North.......................031 564 5458 Umhlanga..............................031 561 2050 Le Thai......................................031 266 7368 Maan Hing .............................031 201 0115 Marulas....................................031 266 7600 Mei Xin.....................................031 201 5433 Ming Bow................................031 561 3789 Mooki Noodle Bar.................031 811 9199 Mo Noodles............................031 561 1722 Phuket Thai............................031 561 3162 Sea Horse................................031 584 7611 So!Sushi...................................031 561 5393 Speak Sushi ...........................031 563 6464 Su Thai.....................................082 744 9955 44 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
Sushi Corner ..........................073 274 8649 Sun-Sun...................................031 564 4548 Takami Sushi .......................... 078 900 8694 Tare Panda..............................031 566 3138 Thai Wok & Sushi .................031 765 8525 Ton Hoi ....................................031 562 9933 Tong Lok..................................031 309 3467 Tong Whoo..............................031 562 1386 Wok Box .................................031 564 2939 Wai Thai...................................031 765 5019 Yang..........................................031 765 5114 Yum Thai .................................031 572 7848 CONTINENTAL Black Forest Tavern..............031 702 2908 Ile Maurice..............................031 561 7609 La Renaissance .....................031 337 1008 Le Trouquet.............................031 266 5388 St Moritz..................................031 764 6245 MEDITERRANEAN Bombay to Beirut ................031 332 1786 Café Limone, Gateway .......031 566 4417 Circle Café, Durban Jewish Club -...................................................031 368 6883 Delfi ..........................................031 312 7032 Gazi............................................ 031 561 1967 Joe Cools..................................031 368 2858 The Mad Greek Taverna, Wilson’s Wharf......................031 305 1650 Myra’s Kitchen.......................031 561 7238 Santorini..................................031 312 9394 Splashes .................................031 572 3152 Yossi’s .....................................031 201 0090 SPANISH, PORTUGUESE & THE AMERICAS A Cabana.................................031 201 7924 A Gruta.....................................031 312 8675 A Tasca Durban North .....................031 563 2603 Westville...............................031 262 2305 Adega Berea......................................031 207 8353 Gateway................................031 584 6311 Umhlanga Plaza..................031 561 4794 Barrio........................................031 566 7456 Bar Ba Coa .............................031 561 4106 Bazaruto’s...............................031 764 4406 Calisto’s...................................031 561 7030 Coimbra Queensmead Mall .............031 205 5447 - Gillitts ....................................082 877 0796
Cubana.....................................031 303 4383 El Toro ................................. 031 564 3015 Fiélamigo.................................031 201 4048 Four 15....................................031 564 0415 Gringo’s ...................................031 811 4258 Julio’s........................................031 201 3133 Julio’s on the Bay .................076 440 0057 Mo-Zam-Bik...........................031 836 1574 Neo Café..................................031 563 5546 Ponta D’ouro .........................031 561 7849 Taco Zulu.................................031 303 9584 Tapas on the Block...............031 566 7500 Vicky Cristina’s.......................031 561 1000 FISH Aqua, Sibaya Casino ............031 580 5000 Cape Town Fish Market Gateway ...............................031 566 4432 uShaka Marine World........031 337 0598 Suncoast...............................031 368 3320 Fish ..........................................031 561 2912 Jack Salmon ...........................031 572 3664 Jimmy’s Killer Prawns Musgrave..............................031 201 2626 Glenashley............................031 572 2866 Umhlanga .............................031 561 7727 Kloof.......................................031 767 1293 John Dory’s Fish & Grill Kloof.......................................031 764 6079 Pavilion .................................031 265 0013 Suncoast ..............................031 332 5087 Gateway................................031 566 3334 Wilson’s Wharf ...................031 304 7669 Lord Prawn.............................031 561 1133 Café Fish..................................031 305 5062 The Oyster Bar & Zenbisushi Wilson’s Wharf....................031 307 7883 The Pirate’s Arms Wilson’s Wharf......................031 305 6364 Q 4 Prawns.............................031 765 2480 Sailor’s Bistro ........................031 561 1926 Zanzibar...................................031 916 3611 AFRICAN Afro’s Chicken........................071 522 3070 Café Abyssinia.......................031 836 4777 Croctilians, Phezulu Safari Park .............031 777 1119 Egagasini.................................031 337 6651
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KwaCucina, uShaka Marine World .........031 337 7663 Moyo, uShaka Pier ...........031 332 0606
A unique destination for a sophisticated African experience. Warm hospitality and modern African ambience.
Tate’s Kasi Grill, Clermont .082 833 1810 The Rainbow .........................031 702 9161 BUFFETS A2A, Sibaya Casino ..............031 580 5168 Brasserie, Edward Hotel.....031 337 3681 Chantecler Hotel...................031 765 2613 The Lingela, Elangeni Hotel.......................031 362 1300 Mykonos, The Square, Umhlanga................................031 566 7031 Oyster Terrace, Oyster Box Hotel...................031 514 5000 Sondela Tavern, Sibaya Casino.........................031 580 5168 Rainbow Terrace, Hilton Hotel............................031 336 8100 Upper Deck, uShaka Marine World .........031 328 8068 PUBS & TAVERNS Billy the Bum’s.......................031 303 1988 Cotton Fields..........................031 561 3371 Dropkick Murphies...............031 825 1858 Fat Baz Glenashley............................031 572 3152 Westville................................031 266 6545 George Tapas and Wine Bar..................................031 561 5850 Hooters ...................................031 561 2744 Jackie Horner Pub & Grill...............................031 202 9192 Keg and Thistle......................031 562 9018 Keg and Trout, Heritage Market ...................031 765 2070 Livingston’s............................031 562 9018 O’Bryan’s ................................079 638 8574 Sbu’s Lounge..........................083 726 0251 Shadows Tavern, Clermont.083 553 7898 Stella Sports Club ................031 201 7717 Stoker’s Arms .......................031 764 6706 Victoria Bar & Restaurant..031 337 4645 Waxy O’Connor’s ..................031 266 2565
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TOURIST INFORMATION TOURISM INFORMATION OFFICES Durban Tourism.............031 322 4164 Airport Office..................031 322 6046 uShaka Office.................031 337 8099 Green Hub Office..........031 303 8476 Beach Information Office ...........................................031 322 4205 Gateway Office..............031 514 0572 Inanda Office..................031 519 2555 Thousand Hills Tourism ...........................................031 777 1874 Sapphire Coast Tourism ...........................................031 903 7498 Umhlanga Tourism ...........................................031 561 4257 Durban West Tourism ...........................................060 9267 694 USEFUL NUMBERS Police Flying Squad ...................10111 Fire & emergency.........031 361 0000 Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife ...........................................033 845 1000 Computicket ...........................................083 915 8000 AMBULANCES Metro Ambulance (all areas) ..........................................................10177 Netcare 24-hr emergency ......................................................082 911 Emergency Med. Rescue ...........................................031 302 9911 ER 24...........................................084 124 Citi-Med...........................080 033 3911 St John’s...........................031 305 6588 46 D4AS Dec-Jan 2016
POPULATION Durban (eThekwini) 3.55 million (2015 est); KwaZulu-Natal 10.92 million & SA 54.96 million (mid-2014 est) TIME ZONES South Africa is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. DIALLING CODES International telephone dialling code is + 27 when dialling from outside South Africa and 00 + country code when dialling another country from South Africa. CLIMATE Summers are warm and humid with an average maximum temperature of 28°C. Winters are mild, with average temperatures around 18°C. The sea temperature rarely drops below 17°C. CURRENCY The unit of currency is the Rand (R), which consists of 100 cents (c). CREDIT CARDS Major credit cards such as American Express, Visa, Diners Club and MasterCard may be used at most hotels, restaurants, car hire companies, etc. (ATMs) will accept many international bank and credit cards. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign currency may be exchanged at any commercial bank or foreign
TOURIST INFORMATION exchange bureau. Rennies............................031 251 5300 American Express ........031 300 5444 First National Bank......031 369 5411 Standard Bank ...........................................086 012 3000
DURBAN PEOPLE MOVER
BANKING HOURS Banks generally open on weekdays 09:00-15:30 and Saturdays 08:30-11:00.
KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
TAXIS Mozzie Cabs...................086 066 9943 Bunny Cabs.....................031 332 2914 Eagle.................................031 337 8333 Lighthouse Cabs...........083 440 8650 Umhlanga Cabs.............031 561 1846 Zippy Cabs......................031 202 7067
Value Added Tax (VAT) of 14 percent is
A LOT MORE TO DISCOVER Shongweni Dam & Game Reserve Inanda Dam & Resort Nagle Dam & Game Reserve Hazelmere Dam & Resort Albert Falls Dam & Game Reserve Bon Accorde Resort
Safe, convenient and comfortable, routes cover the CBD and beachfront, with buses arriving every 15 minutes between 06:30 and 23:00.
Enquiries.........................032 436 6644 VALUE ADDED TAX levied on purchases and services. Foreign visitors may reclaim VAT at the VAT Refund Office at King Shaka International Airport..............................084 520 9262
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You can enjoy fishing, water sports, nature trails, camping, picnicking, birding , accommodation and more in all our Dams and Resorts.
Head Office: 031 765 7724 Email: Msinsi.marketing@msinsi.co.za | www.msinsi.co.za Dec-Jan 2016 D4AS 47
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