This tour was for the adventurous. The drive from Durban to the 4x4 vehicle just outside Underberg can be long but our driver kept the conversation moving, captivating and answered so many of our questions! The tour itself was a drive to the South African border, through no mans land with the sharp turns and steep cliffs. Our guide stopped along the way to allow us to take photos, explore and revel at the majestic pass. Up top through the Lesotho border you can explore a few small local shops, before heading to a local village to have some of the most delicious bread and beer I’ve ever tasted. You learn about the culture, challenges and history of the local Zulu people. You then head back towards to border for a lunch stop at the highest pub before making the slow drive back down the Sani pass to the SA border. Each way up and down the Sani pass is about an hour and half, and very bumpy!

What a lovely outing! We had perfect weather and the 2-hour trip out to sea was a fabulous experience. The dolphins swam right past the boat, and we had several viewings of whales. Our guide, Bennie, told us a lot of interesting facts about the sea life and the habits of the whales and the dolphins. It was interesting to see the harbour and big ships from the water. Definitely a must-do-outing when visiting Durban.

The boat cruise was easy to book, and the was a very friendly lady that welcomed us when we got there. I tho k it's the owner (I forgot her name). The guide is very clued up and so friendly and patient.

Due to pandemic, Zulu dance was not available however local tour offered us a replacement activity for that. Zulu dance will be available after heritage day of 2020.

Booking was easy, I booked online for the same day trip, I wilo definately do again, its worth every cent and the experience was amazing