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Bluff Holidays - Durban, KwaZulu Natal
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The Bluff is Durban's most prominent natural landmark - an impressive thick, green headland forming the southern quayside of the Durban port, which separates the Bluff from other busier, more congested KZN seaside towns.
The Bluff itself comprises several suburbs, some of which meander along the KwaZulu Natal coastline harbouring a secret - that of superb fishing, surfing and swimming beaches. Some of the more fortunate Bluff residents may enjoy splendid sea views which would include witnessing giant tankers and shipping liners entering and leaving Durban Harbour.
The Bluff's most popular beach is Blue Flag Bluff Ansteys Beach, where on any given day you can watch surfers, body boarders and kite surfers riding the waves. Life doesn’t get much better than at Ansteys Beach, Bluff - the place for watching spectacular sunrises and catching a late afternoon wave.
Bluff Brighton Beach is renowned for its world famous surf spot 'Cave Rock', enticing surfers from all over the world to come and ride the supertube waves as large swells break across the rock reef. At low tide the surf ebbs to expose rock pools, ideal for children to play in.
The lesser known Bluff Garvies Beach is definitely left to the more experienced surfer, as the surf is rough, and not ideal for casual paddlers.
Other attractions include the Bluff National Park Golf Club, which is surrounded by magnificent wetlands teaming with wildlife. This 18 hole golf course includes water hazards, and a two-tier green protected by a dam on the final hole.
Yachties will enjoy the Bluff Yacht Club located on the banks of the Silt Channel of Durban Harbour, and the nature lover can revel in the quiet at Bluff Nature Reserve, which provides excellent walking trails, and bird viewing opportunities in two bird hides.
Learn about days gone by at the Bluff Whaling Museum, which displays a harpoon gun casing, flensing knife and pieces of whale teeth and ribs among other things. Whaling started on the Bluff in 1909, and ended in 1975, as it became a controversial topic, as well as making the lives of Bluff residents a misery, as the smell of decaying whale flesh invaded every part of their homes.
Known as 'the friendly suburb', the Bluff is a place visitors return to again and again, as it offers whale watching from June to November, dolphin watching all year round, and the crayfish season is open from March to November. During June / July there's an energetic buzz of fishermen and locals when the annual Sardine Run takes place, which is considered to be the greatest shoal on Earth. Water sports include kite-boarding, kayaking and diving, then indulge in more exercise at the Bluff, Brighton Beach Tennis Club, or hit the local Bluff Virgin Active gym.
Visit towns near the Bluff:
Glenwood, Durban 8.3km from the Bluff
Durban Beachfront 13.3km from the Bluff
Greyville, Durban 13.4km from the Bluff
Durban Point Waterfront 13.5km from the Bluff
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| Bluff, Durban Attractions |
 uShaka Marine World: less than 5 km
A world class aquatic theme park and aquarium with dolphinarium, seal stadium, and water park. For more info, visit uShaka Marine World...  B.A.T. Centre: less than 5 km
Located near the small craft harbour along the Victoria Embankment, The BAT Centre is a culture community centre, consisting of The Visual Arts Studio and BAT Shop, with various artwork on display and for sale,a as well as offering various workshops & seminars.  Whysall's Camera Museum: less than 5 km
Located on in Brickhill Road, Whysall's Camera Museum has hundreds of antique cameras and thousands of rare photos.
da Gama Clock: less than 5 km
The clock marks the 400th anniversary of Vasco da Gamma's arrival off Port Natal.
Location: Victoria Embankment.
 Durban Undersea Club: less than 5 km
The club offers activities such as scuba diving, spearfishing, underwater hockey, underwater photography, boating and surf ski.
Location:
Vetche's Pier, just south of uShaka Marine World
The Playhouse Company: 5 km
Formerly the home of the The Natal Performing Arts Council, The Playhouse Company showcases Durban's top dancers and singers in both live theatre and opera. Location: 231 Smith Street, Durban Bookings: (031) 369 9456
"Music and the arts, are a definite expression of the individual - it communicates with an unreserved honesty of paths travelled and of dreams and expectations for the journey still to come. In the gentle rising and falling melody of a single clar
Local History Museum: 5 km
Wild Fig Tree: 5 km
 Medwood Gardens: 5 km
John Medley Wood was a self taught botanist who served as the curator of Durban's Botanical gardens for thirty one years from 1882 to 1913.Wood also contributed greatly to the knowledge of Natal ferns, and is generally credited with the establishment o
 Wilson's Wharf: 5 km
Wilson's Wharf is located in Durban's harbour, and provides visitors with a truly unique experience, not to mention unparalleled views of the harbour. The most notable feature of the Wilson's Wharf is the huge variety of restaurants and food outlets, o
 Bluff National Park Golf Club: 6 km
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Tel: 031 467 7448
100 Club Drive, Bluff, Durban
Old House Museum: 6 km
The museum features a recreation of the home of Sir John Robinson was Natal's first prime minister, and owner the Natal Mercury Newspaper.
31 Diakonia Street, Durban
Tel: 031 3112261
The Old House Museum - Durban: 6 km
The Old House museum near Albert Park is located in a replica of an old colonial house that once in 1849 belonged to John Goodricke. Goodricke was a settler and builder under the Byrne emigration scheme to Natal and was also the mayor of Durban between
The 3 massive silos of Durban's Sugar Terminal are the largest in the world. Tours take place dail every hour from 8:30am to 3:15pm.
Tel: +27 31 365 8100
Fax: +27 31 301 1313
Location:
25 Leuchars Road
Maydon Wharf
 Brighton Beach: 6 km
A popular beach with swimming pool and tidal pools.
Phansi Museum: 6 km
Durban's Phansi museum houses some of South Africa's largest collections of traditional art, crafts & artifacts. The collection is beautifully displayed in Robert's House, which was built in 1898 and is now a restored Victorian National monument. T | | | Nearby Towns | Durban Beachfront
Durban Point Waterfront
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Dolphin's Rest Guesthouse in Bluff, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Dolphin\'s Rest is situated in the picturesque coastal suburb of Treasure
Beach. This elegant seaside villa provides the luxuries of a five star hotel at
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Ansteys Beach Self Catering Apartments in Bluff, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Popular with backpackers, holidaymakers, beach bunnies, surfers, families, sports and school groups, contract workers, business people or simply anyone who wants to relax, unwind and enjoy a laid back beach break in a happy and friendly environment. |
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Lisa's Guesthouse in Bluff, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Welcome to Lisa's Guesthouse, affordable self catering accommodation situated
right on one of Durban's finest beaches. Thank you for taking the time to take a
tour of our beachfront guesthouse and learning more about what we have to offer. |
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Le'horizon Guest House in Bluff, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Le\'Horizon Guest House is situated in Treasure Beach (just next to the
Bluff), Durban Kwa-Zulu Natal. It is surrounded by lush coastal greenery and
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Bluff Tradewinds in Bluff, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Bluff Tradewinds consists of a 3-storey home. Two floors have been converted into fully self-contained apartments and the ground level has two luxurious rooms which are available on a Bed & Breakfast basis. |
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Bluff Holidays - Durban, KwaZulu Natal
Click here for Bluff Accommodation
The Bluff is Durban's most prominent natural landmark - an impressive thick, green headland forming the southern quayside of the Durban port, which separates the Bluff from other busier, more congested KZN seaside towns.
The Bluff itself comprises several suburbs, some of which meander along the KwaZulu Natal coastline harbouring a secret - that of superb fishing, surfing and swimming beaches. Some of the more fortunate Bluff residents may enjoy splendid sea views which would include witnessing giant tankers and shipping liners entering and leaving Durban Harbour.
The Bluff's most popular beach is Blue Flag Bluff Ansteys Beach, where on any given day you can watch surfers, body boarders and kite surfers riding the waves. Life doesn’t get much better than at Ansteys Beach, Bluff - the place for watching spectacular sunrises and catching a late afternoon wave.
Bluff Brighton Beach is renowned for its world famous surf spot 'Cave Rock', enticing surfers from all over the world to come and ride the supertube waves as large swells break across the rock reef. At low tide the surf ebbs to expose rock pools, ideal for children to play in.
The lesser known Bluff Garvies Beach is definitely left to the more experienced surfer, as the surf is rough, and not ideal for casual paddlers.
Other attractions include the Bluff National Park Golf Club, which is surrounded by magnificent wetlands teaming with wildlife. This 18 hole golf course includes water hazards, and a two-tier green protected by a dam on the final hole.
Yachties will enjoy the Bluff Yacht Club located on the banks of the Silt Channel of Durban Harbour, and the nature lover can revel in the quiet at Bluff Nature Reserve, which provides excellent walking trails, and bird viewing opportunities in two bird hides.
Learn about days gone by at the Bluff Whaling Museum, which displays a harpoon gun casing, flensing knife and pieces of whale teeth and ribs among other things. Whaling started on the Bluff in 1909, and ended in 1975, as it became a controversial topic, as well as making the lives of Bluff residents a misery, as the smell of decaying whale flesh invaded every part of their homes.
Known as 'the friendly suburb', the Bluff is a place visitors return to again and again, as it offers whale watching from June to November, dolphin watching all year round, and the crayfish season is open from March to November. During June / July there's an energetic buzz of fishermen and locals when the annual Sardine Run takes place, which is considered to be the greatest shoal on Earth. Water sports include kite-boarding, kayaking and diving, then indulge in more exercise at the Bluff, Brighton Beach Tennis Club, or hit the local Bluff Virgin Active gym.
Visit towns near the Bluff:
Glenwood, Durban 8.3km from the Bluff
Durban Beachfront 13.3km from the Bluff
Greyville, Durban 13.4km from the Bluff
Durban Point Waterfront 13.5km from the Bluff
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