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prettyb1rd84
Oakland
Worth visiting!
Why I recommend this place to visitors
Durban is so UNDERrated!! Definitely a south african jem…Weather and beach are wonderful and the people are so nice…If you stay at hostels while you travel defintely stay at the Gibela lodge. They made are stay just that much better in Durban…CAN’T WAIT TO BACK!!!!
eljerbys
Evansville
Not worth visiting!
Durban
Beautiful town, if you want a beautify ocean view stay at the Beverly Hills Intercontinental. Most magical view, I was sleeping in my bed, as I opened my eyes one morning, I saw dolphins jumping in the ocean.
Unforgettable experience.
RossDouglas
Edinburgh
Worth visiting!
A week of bliss.
I visited Durban when I spent a month on holiday in South Africa.
I’d highly reccomend visiting the Ushaka Marine World.
SuhailKhan
Navi Mumbai
Worth visiting!
The first time I went to this place
Enjoyed the beach.. , was on work so cudnt catch up with a lot of stuff.. maybe sometime later…
Janakan Arulkumarasan
Hong Kong
Why I want to go to this place
Svenia (my artificial intelligence robot) suggests I go to Durban cos there are lots of hot South Asian chicks who like surfing. MMMM tasty….
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Durban (Zulu: eThekwini) is the third most populous city in South Africa, forming part of the eThekwini metropolitan municipality. It is the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and is famous as the busiest port in Africa. It is also a major centre of tourism du
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