Durban Walking Tour Guide:

This coastal city is a melting pot of Indian, African, and colonial cultures. Delight in the contrast of a Catholic cathedral, an Islamic mosque and a Zulu medicine market – all close neighbors!

An Online Tour Guide:

to play and pause as you wish
providing a day or two of entertainment for less than $5
including insider tips, maps and directions
fascinating information throughout your route
and tons of photos because 'a picture is worth 1000 words'

Like having a friend show you around!

Durban Walking Tour; Durban, a diverse city situated on the east coast of South Africa, is a melting pot of Indian, African and colonial cultures all colliding with each other on a daily basis. On this tour you will walk down a street where a cathedral, a mosque and a Zulu muti market are neighbors. Visit the oldest and second largest mosque south of the equator, then discover modern African traditions and shop for unique souvenirs. This tour will give you insight into the cultural roots of the city and the people who live there. Explore these and more with your expert personal guide, available 24/7 on your schedule!

Durban Walking Tour Highlights

Overview
African Culture: Bones, Herbs & Medicine
Colonial Influences: St. Emmanuel Cathedral
Jumma Musjid: The Oldest Mosque South of the Equator
Discovering Contemporary African Traditions
Souvenir Shopping at Victoria Street Market

Transportation	By Foot – Easy walking
Specialty	City/Town, Off the Beaten Path
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour

And much much more…

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Additional information

Package	QuietGuide (Pictures + Text)
Author	Bianca Bothma
Transportation	By Foot – Easy walking
Specialty	City/Town, Off the Beaten Path
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour, Guided Tours & Travel Logs

Bianca Bothma

Bianca Bothma grew up in Durban, South Africa and holds a degree in Journalism. Having lived in China and South Korea while teaching English, Bianca is fascinated by different cultures and enjoys traveling to remote, unfamiliar places. In South Africa she has worked in the field of human rights development and is currently pursuing a career as a freelance journalist.