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KwaZulu-Natal’s (or KZN as it is commonly known) stands out as one of the most beautiful of all tourist destinations. This is the ideal holiday destination for tourist and local holidaymaker alike. To cater for all of these, KwaZulu-Natal abounds in all types of holiday accommodation. For the adrenaline freak, there is a large variety of adventure activities. See our page Things to Do to find out more about activities such as game safaris, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, microlight flights, horse trails, swimming with dolphins, whale watching, helicopter flights, hiking and birdwatching. If it is an ethnic and cultural experience you are after, look no further than Shakaland Cultural Village, and the truly mind boggling experience of Simunye Cultural Village, where one can see genuine Zulu dancing to the throb of the African drums. Flickering firelight and pulsating ryhthm make this an experience not to be missed! Itala Game Park with its rolling grassland plains makes one aware of the beauty of out South African experience. We provide tourist information on accommodation, businesses, tourist destinations and things to do in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, as well as other related information such as business as regards to property, real estate and property developers. The history and folklore of KZN can be experienced through the many battlefields, cultural sites and tours, found in KZN. Superb beaches of world-class quality are to be found along South Africa's eastern seaboard, with some of the least developed gems like the beach at Marina Beach (and its adjoining resort San Lameer) that was recognized in 2002 as a Blue Flag beach. KwaZulu-Natal has an estimated population of 8.9 million. In KwaZulu-Natal there are 11 official; languages, with English, Afrikaans, Zulu and Xhosa are the most spoken. KwaZulu-Natal’s climate is an idyllic subtropical, which prevails throughout the year. The warm Indian Ocean sea water temperature is enjoyed by swimmers all year round. KwaZulu-Natal province has three different geographic areas: the lowland region along the Indian Ocean coast, plains in the central section, and two mountainous areas, the Drakensberg Mountains in the west and the Lebombo Mountains in the north. The Tugela River flows west to east across the center of the province. KwaZulu-Natal’s great wealth of environmental beauty and resources is now firmly established as one of the world's most protected places. KwaZulu-Natal’s expertly managed Nature Conservations and Game Parks ensure not only the protection of our fauna and flora but also provide an incredible outdoor experience. The huge shoal of fish are followed and preyed upon by thousands of predators, including gamefish, sharks, dolphins and sea birds. Many questions surrounding this extraordinary event remain unanswered. The KwaZulu-Natal coastline is populated with many small towns, many of which serve as holiday and recreational destinations. There are few places in Africa that rival the diversity of experiences and adventures on offer in KwaZulu-Natal.