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Discover the best top things to do in Bluff, South Africa including uShaka Sea World Aquarium, uShaka Marine World, Durban Botanic Gardens, Moses Mabhida Stadium, Umgeni River Bird Park, Hare Krishna Temple of Understanding, uShaka Wet 'n Wild, Golden Mile, Big Rush Urban Adrenaline, Phezulu Safari Park.
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1. uShaka Sea World Aquarium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 962 reviews
uShaka Kids World is a haven for kids from the ages of 2yrs to 12yrs, designed with jam packed activities and interactive areas. Boast Africa's biggest jungle gym, to Crabby Beach (giant sandpit) to Polly's Paint Pen (painting paradise) and for our movie stars, Cast-Aways (show time stage area) it's fun from sun-up to sun-down.
Reviewed By Nike A
It is quite a huge aquarium and the variety of the sea creatures was just amazing! You enter a shipwreck and walk deeper and deeper into the shipwreck, very cool! Very good designed and also to the explanation of the pollution of the seas was thought. It's getting very cold when you enter the deep sea with the sharks, take a jacket!
2. uShaka Marine World
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
A uniquely African marine theme park, uShaka Marine World offers guests an unforgettable experience. uShaka Marine World is composed of uShaka Sea World, uShaka Wet 'n Wild, uShaka Kids World, uShaka Village Walk, Dangerous Creatures, Chimp & Zee Rope Adventure Park, Sea Animal Encounters Island & uShaka Beach. Park Tickets available on the uShaka Website
Reviewed By Paul10Oct1974 - Durban, South Africa
A really fun place, very enjoyable and relaxing. However the it is very cost prohibitive, starting with the entrance fee, hiring of equipment and food. Avoid going on high peak periods as there would be long delays on the queues therefore you will not get value for money. Cleanliness of showers and toilets should be improved by increasing the frequency of cleaning.
3. Durban Botanic Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 978 reviews
Rare plants, exquisite orchids and charity tea parties draw visitors to this botanical garden.
Reviewed By Garth R
The Durban Botanical Gardens is the oldest botanical Gardens in the country. Entrance is free. The Gardens have a wonderful selection of indigenous and exotic trees, shrubs and bushes. There is a delightful tea garden offering tea, coffee and food at very reasonable prices. The orchid garden is a must see!
4. Moses Mabhida Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Moses Mabhida Stadium offers adventure activities for fun seekers. Try out the SkyCar ride to the top of the arch or walk 500 steps to the sky platform on the Adventure Walk. All Access Tours, Segway Tours and the world's only stadium Big Swing can be found here too along with a variety of shops and restaurants.
Reviewed By REHAAN C
Limited Restaurants. Disappointing if you are looking for Food Varieties. Municipality has let down the people of the city by not having more food tenants. Sky cart and Bunjee jumping still expensive..On Saturdays there is a flee market and on Sundays People's Park, which is next door sees many families picnicking on the lawns
5. Umgeni River Bird Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By Shawbones - Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo
For the price of admission this place is worth your time. They have several aviaries where you can walk through and observe birds up close. A good selection of exotic birds. The show was so-so- nothing spectacular. They have a pair of mynnahs that do a good job speaking. Several of their parrots speak as well. In one aviary there is a starling that is quite tame amd will perch on you. The larger birds are also interesting. Good for several hours of enjoyment IF YOU LIKE BIRDS.
6. Hare Krishna Temple of Understanding
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Riaan V
We went there with the kids and we tasted all they have to offer and we were 4 people and we ate for about 250 rand that was very cheap and the food was heavenly. And the nice thing was that the food was great. Have adviced every body I know to go and try it out. Will not be disappointed.
7. uShaka Wet 'n Wild
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By I6431YVashleyp - Johannesburg, South Africa
enjoy water and rides this is a great place to be at with family and friends. on your slow boat you get to see sharks swim pass in the tank, that gives even the fearful some fearless.
8. Golden Mile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 708 reviews
Reviewed By Sibusiso R - Durban, South Africa
The golden mile Promenade is beautiful. At any given day it is full of runners, beach-goers, cyclists and people walking. Its a sight to behold on Saturday and Sunday morning where it would seem like the whole of Durban is out jogging. Durban Climate also comes to the party.
Best place to unwind. Also you have fast food outlets, games area for kids, skateboard park, restaurants, bars etc
9. Big Rush Urban Adrenaline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Wayne S - Johannesburg, South Africa
A 352 walk up the stadium arch to the biggest swing in the world. A swing across the soccer pitch below that was used in the 2010 soccer world cup. The stadium is beautiful and the views of Durban and the coast from the top exhilarating. To top it all off you get to jump off a small walkway to swing across a soccer pitch - Awesome!
10. Phezulu Safari Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Factfinder90 - Pretoria, South Africa
This show, Feel the Rythim of Africa, was strikingly similar to one we watched in Swaziland, which made us suspect about the authenticity of the tour. Also we realized that both were managed by Swazi candles. However, the show and the cultural village was OK and the drive was not too bad. We did not bother to check out the safari park as we have been to many parks.
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