Reasons to visit Durban, South Africa

ArabiaWeather.com - Ismail Qasimi - One of the most important reasons that will push you to visit South Africa in general at this time is the mild climate, for several reasons, the most important of which is the weather during the month of December, which is ideal for trips. In addition to the city of Durban, which is considered one of the most important cities and other reasons why you should put it on the list of places to visit in South Africa.

The city, located on the Gulf of Natal, is characterized by a subtropical climate all year round, with summer temperatures (December-February) often exceeding 30 degrees Celsius, while winters (June-August) are mild, with temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius. Precipitation is low.

Part of the city's identity is an interesting mix of urban Zulu culture and a thriving Indian culture. This blend of Afro-Indian culture is something you won't find anywhere, and the population is widely spoken in English.

In the province of South Africa, you find the city of KwaZulu-Natal, which is the second largest city in terms of economic importance in the country, and is famous for the busiest seaport in Africa. In Africa during the month of May.

The city of over 3 million is the "friendliest city in South Africa" and was voted the best among 34 sustainable cities from 14 countries by We Love Guests.

The historic city center can be easily explored and includes the City Hall, Concert Hall, Science Museum, Local History Museum and the Old Fort. It is also historically famous for the struggle of Mahatma Gandhi when he was working as a lawyer in Durban, so some tour companies run various tours for the traveler on the trail of Gandhi.

Shopping for gifts from several craft centers, works by local artists and traditional items such as zulu-coloured patterns are available throughout the city, particularly at Victoria Market where you can also find spice shops, souvenirs and clothes.

The warm coastal waters make Durban an attractive tourist destination. Durban is famous for its 6km of sandy beaches along the Golden Mile, where visitors can enjoy colorful "Zulus" and watch national and international surfing competitions.

Marina World Ushaka at the southern end of the Golden Mile is home to an impressive array of aquatic life and also houses a research institute for oceanography.

Durban is also a beautiful place to embark on safaris to nearby reserves and witness wildlife hunts, such as the Tala Private Reserve, Hluhluwe Umvulzi which is the oldest in Africa, Krantz Lough Fjords with its stunning waterfalls, and the Lucia Park wetlands allowing for coastal wildlife experiences.