Divers Paradise - South Africa's Top Diving Spots (Self-Drive): Durban – Sodwana Bay – KwaZulu Natal South Coast – Durban

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South Africa

Nothing in the world quite matches the true glory of South Africa. Considered one of the most geographically varied countries on the African continent, it consists of dry savanna plains, wet marshlands, mountainous terrains and pristine, sandy beaches. Known as the Rainbow Nation, South Africa boasts 11 official languages and a diverse range of inhabitants. Travellers to South Africa will have their pick of attractions, from the Wild Coast's unspoiled beaches and the vibrant nightlife of Cape Town to the Kgalagadi Desert and the thick forest of Tsitsikamma. This country is home to the most upbeat, humorous and most hospitable people you will get the chance to meet. It offers world-class hospitality and incredible holiday experiences for tourists from around the world. Despite a past of struggle and separation, the country's future is filled with possibility and unity. South Africa is said by many to be the most beautiful country in the world and a must-see traveller's dream. 

Sodwana Bay

Days 1 - 5

The world heritage site of Sodwana Bay is a beautiful unspoilt jewel on the east coast of South Africa. It is best known for its rich marine and land biodiversity and beautiful coral reefs - regarded as one of the southern hemispheres most spectacular areas for diving and snorkelling. If you’re a surfer, you’ll love being in the water as there is a consistent swell that allows for good waves. Additionally, several game reserves, including the Hluhluwe Umfolozi Park, is within easy driving distance from the bay. Fishing, boating, bird watching and hiking make this a fantastic destination for everyone. 

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KwaZulu Natal South Coast

Days 5 - 9

When staying along KwaZulu Natal's South Coast, South African visitors looking for an ideal holiday getaway are spoilt for choice - extending from the holiday hotspot of Amanzimtoti to the well-known town of Port Edward. In addition to its natural beauty, this coast is full of things to do and see. There are endless beaches surrounded by the warm Indian Ocean, tranquil lagoons, and rocky coves. What's more, the area almost always boasts sunny weather, and even winter has its share of highlights with its world-famous sardine run. This beautiful part of South Africa is one of the few places enjoyed all year round. 

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