Zululand Voyage Tips and guide

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Zululand^{[dead link]} is one of the 11 districts of the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal. It is home to some of the continent's longest established wildlife reserves. It is a district of rolling hills, river valleys, wetlands and sand forests that provide habitat for lions, elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, leopards and hippos.

• -28.78277832.03751 Richards Bay — a gateway to Zululand's game parks and diverse wildlife, and a great place for water sports
• -28.7531.92 Empangeni
• -28.88833331.4483333 Eshowe — the oldest town of British settlement in KwaZulu-Natal, and a good base to see the Zulu culture
• -28.33531.4161114 Ulundi
• -28.01888932.26755 Hluhluwe — a hub of tourism that has an abundance of accommodation facilities, from budget accommodation to five-star game lodges
• -27.76944430.7913896 Vryheid
• -28.9531.757 Mtunzini
• -27.38333331.6166678 Pongola
• -27.88333331.6333339 Nongoma

• -28.24861431.9892591 Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park — the only state-run park in KwaZulu-Natal where each of the big five game animals can be found
• -29.15631.5712 Amatikulu Nature Reserve — protects the Amatikulu and Nyoni River estuaries along the Indian Ocean
• -27.515931.33133 Itala Game Reserve

From far countries to get in Zululand you need to travel by air. Nearby areas from South Africa can use transport such as taxi and buses.

• Richards Bay Airport (RCB ^IATA)

• Traditional villages
• Hills
• Valleys
• Battle sites from the Zulu War, including Rorke's Drift

• Go on safari in a game reserve.

People are friendly and welcoming.