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entertainment facility of adrenaline-pumping
water rides and swimming pools, while those
who prefer the feel of salt on their skin and
sand between their toes can head to the beach
in front of the park for a kayak tour or a
surfing lesson.
When the mid-afternoon hunger bug
strikes pop into Moyo (www.moyo.co.za) for
some coffee and dessert – complete with face
painting, live music and a vibey African feel.
Here you will find the Roma Revolving
Restaurant (www.roma.co.za) – a city
institution since 1973. The menu is extensive
and tasty and as the only revolving restaurant
in the southern hemisphere it’s a definite “must
see”. Plus let’s not forget about the view. At 105
metres, this is one of the best spots in the city
to take in the glorious Durban skyline – all
360-degrees of it – and is the ideal way to cap
off a day in Durb.
Evening
Many Durbanites mourned the closure of
Thirsty’s Dockside Tavern a couple of years ago
– a long time favourite hangout to watch the
ships chug in and out of Durban’s busy harbour.
Nowadays though, Wilson’s Wharf has filled
the void and it is certainly one of city’s iconic
activities to sit down at the end of a busy day,
cocktail in hand, and watch the large lumbering
cargo ships amble by. Speaking of cocktails,
Zack’s at Wilson’s Wharf is certainly the place
to partake in a couple of these, and if you’re
lucky you might be treated to some live music
too. Visit www.zacks.co.za for their innovative
cocktail menu and more.
As the sun eventually sets over the harbour,
hop down the road to John Ross House and
take the elevator all the way to the 32 nd floor.
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