Safaris and tours for all travelers including families with children,individuals,groups and honeymooners. We specialize in wheelchair friendly and accessible tours,safaris and travel for the disabled,handicapped and mobility impaired including deaf(hearing impaired) and blind(visually impaired) guests.

Need accommodation, transfers and transport? We are booking agents for accommodations including wheelchair accessible and friendly accommodations. Our vehicles are available for transfers,day tours and overnight trips as suitable for your needs during the World Cup 2010.

Soccer fever for 2010 FIFA World Cup Soccer,South Africa is gripping  KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa as a whole, excitement is at an all time high, and the countdown is ON. We have specially designed itineraries for you to enjoy in between games.
The City of Durban ,South Africa is a place of fusion. It is the largest city in the KwaZulu-Natal Province. The city has an intense gusto for life, and has a diverse range of cultures Durban is the venue for one of the two semifinals of the FIFA World Cup.
Durban hosted the Preliminary Draw on 25 November 2007. Durban is also a gateway to the Zulu Kingdom, where tourists can experience the intensity of Zulu culture. The city is also a good base from which to explore two UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Greater St Lucia Wetland Park has various landforms such as coral reefs, coastal dunes, lake systems, swamps, and reed and papyrus wetlands. The Ukahlamba/ Drakensberg National Park has dramatic Blue Mountains and the largest concentration of rock paintings south of the Sahara.

History
The history of the area extends to hundred years dating on rock art found in caves in the uKhahlamba/ Drakensberg National Park. The San lived in these mountains for four millenniums and they documented their history in rock art. This discovery has since led to the inclusion of the uKhahlamba/ Drakensberg National Park as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Zulu nation originally migrated south from the Great Lakes region as part of the Nguni migration. They settled in the area now known as KwaZulu-Natal and many great leaders, including Shaka, have led the Zulu nation into historically revered battles.

Football 
The newly-built Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban will host one of the semi-finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The ground epitomises the architectural innovation on display in South Africa and takes its design inspiration from the South African flag, with its grand arch representing the unity of this sport-loving nation. The two legs of the arch on the southern side of the stadium come together to form a single footing on the northern side, symbolising the new unity of a once-divided country.

It is a world-class and multifunctional arena located in the heart of the Kings Park Sporting Precinct. Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium will be the jewel in the crown of the Kings Park Sporting precinct. The entire area will feature additional sporting arenas and facilities as well as restaurants, shops, play areas for children and a pedestrian walkway linking the stadium complex to the beach.

it is expected that there will be high demand for accommodation and internal travel services in South Africa over the 2010 FIFA World Cup ™ period therefore in your interest to contact us sooner then later for your visit to our special slice of Africa!

4 DAY SAFARI AND DURBAN CITY TOUR

All safaris and tours can be adjusted and are flexible according to needs and interests!
 
DAY 1
A warm welcome awaits you at Durban airport or your hotel. This day holds much excitement as we embark on The Durban City Tour.Explore The Golden Mile along the Durban beachfront with its wonderful mix of cultures, nationalities, stunning beaches, flea markets, restaurants and places of interest including Hindu Temples.
Hindus first went to South Africa in the 19th century when the British took them there as indentured labor. After the expiry of their indentured servitude contracts, many of the Hindus settled in South Africa around Durban.
In order to practice their faith they built temples where they could pray. The Umgeni Road Temple Complex in Durban is one of the oldest and largest temples in South Africa built in 1883. Architecturally it resembles the temples found in South India..
You will  also visit an exciting attraction Ushaka Marine World Africa’s largest aquarium with its seal and dolphin stadium and aquariums where you can touch a starfish and feel the skin of a sea cucumber with the help of a trained guide.
 
Be fascinated by sharks, sea snakes, sting rays and stone fish in different magnificent aquariums. There are snorkeling pools with over one thousand fish and diving pools where you may dive with an qualified diver and watch the sting rays swim by. We have lunch along the Village Walk with its numerous shops and restaurants before heading back to your Lodge  (B)( Lodge Durban)
 
DAY 2
Today we head out for the great African safari to the Umfolozi / Hluhluwe Game Reserve situated in the largest and most spectacular ecotourism region in South Africa.(3 hours drive from Durban) Established in 1895 Hluhluwe/ Umfolozi is the home of The Big Five and Operation Rhino. It became world renowned for saving the white rhino from extinction.  You will be sure to spot elephant, buffalo, giraffe, warthog, zebra, impala and wildebeest and many other species during your visit here. The park is also home animals such as Lion, Leopard and Wild Dog. Enjoy a peaceful and safe ambience with Africa and its wildlife in your luxurious, air-conditioned vehicle with your experienced Game Ranger and your host.
Today's adventures include a visit to Dumazulu Traditional Zulu Village where you will learn of the African Zulu Tribe as you visit its cultural village. Be spellbound by the energetic Zulu Dancing with its awesome rhythm of drumbeats and African dancing! (B)(Lodge Hluhluwe)

DAY 3
This is the day where the spirit of Africa touches your soul. We embark on leisurely extended game drives to all areas of the Park. Your experienced ranger will help you spot and identify many species of bird and animal life. (The Elephant Coast has more than 500 species of birdlife recorded). With a little assistance most people will be able to distinguish the more common families of birds in no time at all. Look out for the abundant animal life such as black rhino, nyala, kudu, hippo, crocodile, waterbuck, reedbuck, red duiker, baboons, monkeys, hyena, wildebeest, giraffe and often to be seen elephant and buffalo You may also see lion, cheetah, wild dog and other predators. (B)(Lodge Hluhluwe)
 
DAY 4
Today we visit IIlala Weavers with its restaurant where you will enjoy lunch and curio shops featuring traditional Zulu basket weaving and beading before heading back to Durban. Time permitting we stop enroute at Gateway Theatre of Shopping the largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere. Here you may enjoy the South African shopping experience, eat at one of the numerous up market restaurants, watch a show at the magnificent IMAX Theatre or watch the surfers at The Wave Pool before returning to your place of accommodation or airport.