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Shopping in Durban is all about fun and having a great time with friends and family or on your own. Shopping in Durban makes a vacation worthwhile in this sub tropical holiday city. Durban Shopping is all about chain stores, shopping centers, supermarkets, and factory and retail outlets. Shopping at Durban also constitute hundreds of small businesses, beginning with jewelry stores and ending in coffee shops. If you are looking for anything to buy, go shopping in this city.
The Heritage Market is a stylish Victorian shopping complex in the heart of Hillcrest in Durban. The place has a distinctive “Shop in the park” concept where visitors are able to enjoy the air and beautiful gardens during their shopping at the widespread series of specialist shops. Shopping in Durban amongst the striking rose gardens is always exciting with everything from restaurants and coffee shops, to furniture chains, arts and crafts and garment boutiques. Heritage Market is also acclaimed for rearing the largest variety of roses in South Africa.
The Waterfall Shopping Centre on Inanda Road, 6 kms from central Hillcrest, is a venue without which shopping in Durban is rendered incomplete. This is a protected, privately owned 15 000 sq m shopping zone, home to the latest brand names such as Wimpy, SuperSpar, Mica Hardware, Pep Stores etc. The Waterfall is also a Cineplex, home to a couple of theaters, a restaurant and a gym. There are 40 other shops and 500 parking bays, with outdoor and undercover parking available.
The Westville Mall in the heart of Westville is a friendly and hospitable that redefines Shopping in Durban. The selection of stores here includes the Shoprite Checkers, CAN, Clicks, and Woolworths. You can also go for designer accessories such as jewelry, liquor stores, clinics, salons, video shops and many more. At the Health and Racquet gym, you can shed all extra calories.
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