The Phezulu Safari Park – traditional dancing, artifact displays, cultural re-enactments, and the valley of 1000 hills.

Durban Beaches –Miles of gorgeous beaches, equipped with changing rooms, food vendors, restaurants, pubs, and water sport shops.

The Golden Mile – 6 km of entertainment on beachfront. Amusement parks, rickshaw rides, helicopter flip, live concerts, food stands, bars, and clubs.

Durban City Hall –cultural and contemporary entertainment venues, home to the Durban Art Gallery.

The Playhouse Complex- five theaters of live entertainment.
 
St Lucia Wetlands- A World Heritage Site.

Valley of 1000 Hills- glimpse into past splendors of Africa.
 
uShaka Marine World- Fresh and sea water, re-creation of a shipwreck, with the 5th largest aquarium in the world (volume of water), amusement park.

Jumma Mosque- The largest and some claim, most beautiful example of Muslim architecture in the Southern Hemisphere.

Muckleneuk- Home to three pivotal African art and literature collections: the Killie African Library, the Mashu Museum of Ethonology, and the William Campbell Furniture Museum.

Fitzsimmon’s Snake Park- Snake feeding on weekends after daily venomous snake demonstrations.

Rugby at Kings Park- Watch the The Natal Sharks at their best.
 
Beachfront market- Traditional beadwork, basketry for sale.

Amanzimtoti Bird Sanctuary- A forested heaven for birdlife 

Botanical Gardens- herbarium, an orchid house, a Cycad collection, a charity tea garden and a garden for the blind.

Windsor Park Municipal Golf Course - very attractive course planted with enough evergreens to look green even in autumn.

Suncoast Casino- 1250 slot machines and 50 game tables, Suncoast is just the place to get lucky!

Rickshaw ride- Rickshaw drivers in magnificent head-dresses resplendent with beads; a novel way to tour the beachfront.

Shopping Malls- Gateway, Pavilion, La lucia Mall, Musgrave Centre, the worskhop etc.
 
Umgeni Steam Railway (Inchanga Choo Choo)- First and last Sunday of each month twice daily. 

Victoria Street market- 180 stalls selling exotic spices, basketwork and brassware, wood articles as well as meat, fish, fruit and vegetables.

Mangrove Swamps- Black, red and white mangrove along the Mgeni River. Good bird-watching spot.

Indian District- Do an “Oriental Walkabout” of this area, which includes a visit to the Victoria St Market and the muthi market.