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Various cruise safaris in Durban offer you numerous brilliant sightseeing destinations at your disposal. The port of Durban is the 9th largest harbor in the world. It is also the busiest general cargo port in Africa. With the passage of time this port has become a popular stopover for foreign yachts that provide holiday resorts here. Join in for cruise safaris in Durban for some enchanting time on the expansive waters.
Durban cruise safaris are becoming increasingly popular by the days. The city of Durban is richly endowed with sugarcane fields, subtropical vegetation, and an amazing array of plants and flowers, not easily available in other parts of Africa. This is a great holidaying destination, with warm beaches full of hotels and apartments. Cruise safaris at Durban, while arriving at the city or departing from it, offer the travelers expansive views of the city up to the residential area of Berea Bridge with its colorful setting.
All cruise safaris in Durban leave from the Durban port. Durban harbor is fed by many streams and 2 piers are visible at its mouth. One is the Point to the north, at the far end of the Golden Mile, characterized by numerous hotels in the beachfront. The other is the Bluff to the south, where the hills with vegetation act as a shield from ocean winds.
Various cruise safaris in Durban include the city’s own cruise ship, the Madagascar, with tits own liner. It can accommodate up to 232 passengers in its 93 cabins. Of these cabins, 83 face outwards, and all offer a comfortable stay. Cruises offered here include one-night corporate cruises to nowhere. Official three-night cruises are also available to Inhaca and Portuguese islands off Mozambique. These cruise safaris in Durban offer you one of the most relaxing ways of life.
Various other ships can also be spotted at Durban harbor like Orient Lines' Marco Polo, Cunard's majestic QE2, P&O Cruises' Oriana or one of the Silver Seas cruise ships. These offer 3, 4, and 7 night cruises to Mediterranean, Caribbean, Alaskan, Baltic and South East Asian waters. Various luxury cruises are also fast becoming popular.
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