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Located in eastern South Africa along the Indian Ocean, Natal is the home of the Zulu and a large variety of wildlife concentrated in several small reserves. A land of towering mountains, scenic hills and valleys, this region also encompasses marine reserves, which offer important breeding grounds to several species of turtle, including the endangered leatherback turtle. The riverine floodplains are renowned as the "birding mecca" of South Africa. This region offers cultural explorations, wildlife safaris and ocean activities such as snorkeling and fishing. Visitors to the province have a chance to see and experience true Zulu culture and their proud history, interact with Indian people whose forefathers came to the province as indentured laborers and merchants in 1860 and get a taste of traditional English culture still practiced by residents whose descendants came to the territory in the nineteenth century.
Built around these cultural experiences are significant tourist attractions ranging from the steamy beaches in the busy metropolis of Durban and the province's south and north coast’s to mountain resorts nestled away in the majestic Drakensberg Mountain Range. Over and above this the province also boasts a host of world-class game parks and ecotourism facilities. There are private and national reserves throughout the region of the KwaZulu-Natal. National parks such as the Royal Natal, Mkuzi, Lake Sibaya, Itala, Hluhluwe/Umfolozi and Ndumu offer every variety of game viewing and accommodation. The park offers eco-tourists some of the most diverse wildlife and outdoor experiences imaginable. Lakes, islands, estuaries, grasslands, forests, wetlands, mangroves, beaches and coral reefs all form part of this magnificent area. Wildlife include rhino, elephant, crocodile, hippo, buffalo, giraffe, waterbuck, kudu, nyala and a host of other species.
