KWAZULU NATAL - INTERIOR REGION [South Africa]
KwaZulu-Natal is one of South Africa's favorite holiday destinations due to the year-round pleasant climate, fantastic beaches and warm Indian Ocean.
The capital city, Durban, is a bustling seaport and a cultural melting pot. KwaZulu-Natal also offers stunning game reserves, as well as lush wetlands, historical sites and the Drakensberg Mountains, a World Heritage Site.
KwaZulu-Natal stretches from Port Edward in the south, to the Mozambique boundary, in the north. From its early days, the province has been the scene of many fierce battles - being the bone of contention between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers; the British Empire and Boer settlers (Anglo-Boer War); the Zulus and the British Empire.
KwaZulu-Natal stretches from Port Edward in the south, to the Mozambique boundary, in the north. From its early days, the province has been the scene of many fierce battles - being the bone of contention between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers; the British Empire and Boer settlers (Anglo-Boer War); the Zulus and the British Empire.
![]() | PRESS RELEASE: Exclusive African safari consultants, Pulse Africa, are expanding their services to their clients, by creating a private guiding division. |
![]() | The KwaZulu-Natal battlefields have always been very much worth a days trip reliving the past. The Drakensberg and Natal Midlands offer many opportunities to re-discover British, Zulu and Boer clashes on the battlefield. Infact KwaZulu-Natal now hosts the Battlefield Route, an experience that is a South Africa tour highlight. |
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Cape: best time: September - March / good time: April - May, Bush: best time: March - October / good time: November - February, Kwa-Zulu Natal: best time: Sept - March / good time: April - August
![]() | Candice has been welcomed onto the Pulse Africa team as a Southern Africa, Mozambique and Mauritius specialist. She has travelled extensively throughout her home country of South Africa as well as to Mauritius. Candice is passionate about making travel dreams become realities, creating life changing holiday experiences that will be never forgotten." |
![]() | Lisa joins the Pulse Africa staff as one of our Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa experts. Born and bred in Kenya, Lisa has travelled extensively throughout East Africa and more recently South Africa. One of Lisa's particular skills is her ability to really understand what her clients want and she has the ability to transform this into a perfect holiday. |
![]() | If you are interested in any of our destinations, but unsure of what you are looking for, what is available or where and when to go, then Stuart, Pulse Africa's Sales & Marketing Director who has travelled extensively throughout Africa, may be the ideal person to talk to. |
![]() | Alice has recently joined Pulse Africa as a Junior Consultant. She has experience in selling holidays to Zanzibar, Namibia and South Africa. In her attempt to learn more about the travel industry, Alice will be assisting some of the Senior Consultants. In the past Alice has travelled to Namibia and within South Africa. She looks forward to expanding her portfolio. |
![]() | Natasha is our Namibia, Mozambique, South Africa and Botswana specialist. Her passion and in depth knowledge of these countries will ensure that your holiday will be a once in a life time experience. |
![]() | Robyn has been in the safari industry for over fourteen years and is an expert in providing safaris and holidays that are both unique and highly personalised. She has a passion for nature and the outdoors and has an eye for picking the very best camps, lodges and hotels that are out there. Robyn is a highly respected travel consultant and her specific area of expertise is southern Africa. |
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