The Two Oceans - Indian and Atlantic - Aquarium showcases the diversity of marine flora and fauna found in these rich oceans. The "two oceans" theme is illustrated by exhibits ranging from vibrant tropical fish, mammals and birds, to the magnificent Kelp Forest Exhibit, one of only two living kelp forests on display in the world.

Situated in Durban, uShaka Marine World has become a key attraction on Durban's Golden Mile, offering a wealth of entertainment, shops, restaurants and amusement. This exciting environment resonates with the sound of fun from Sea World, Wet ‘n Wild and uShaka Beach, to the screams and shouts at uShahka's Dangerous Creatures exhibit.

One of the most popular local and tourist attractions situated in Johannesburg, the Zoo has more than 2000 animals spread over an area of 81 hectares. This recreational venue in a clean and green environment provides day, evening and night tours and visitors can watch the feeding of polar bears and wild dogs as well as crocodiles.

Offering a unique and exciting opportunity for all qualified scuba divers, the Aquarium provides dives in the Predator Exhibit and the Kelp Forest. With all the equipment provided, divers are able to stroll amongst ragged tooth sharks, a variety of rays, turtles and shoals of yellowtail, while the Kelp Forest offers advanced divers the opportunity to view and feed a multitude of endangered fish species.

The ultimate children's playground, uShaka Marine World has it all for tiny tots and pre-teens! Exhilarating, high water slides and more gentle super tubes beckon while the less adventurous can feast their eyes on the magnificent dolphins and their furry friends, the seals. Spend a lazy day on the beach and sleep over in the iconic Phantom Ship's Wreck Aquarium - an experience you don't want to miss.

Something fun for both children and parents, is the education centre within the zoo grounds. Visitors are given the chance to get up close and personal to lions, tigers and polar bears. Fortunately these animals are not alive anymore but are wonderful as educational tools for school visits and fun photos, bringing environmental subjects to life. The Education centre is open on weekdays only.

A thrilling experience of adrenaline and achievement is a 112 meter controlled descent off Cape Town's magnificent Table Mountain.
Step off the top, at 1000 meters above sea level, and rappel into pure vertical space. No experience is needed for the world's highest commercial abseil where one is surrounded by awesome views and the deep blue Atlantic at your feet.

Durban is home to the most promising surfers and consistent waves in South Africa. Regular swells and favourable wind directions are in abundance as well as a variety of reef, point and beach breaks. Leading the pack in terms of tournaments around the country, Durban's water temperatures are generally warm all year round and the weather is hot and humid.