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South Africa's busiest port and the warm-water coastal capital of KwaZulu-Natal

KZN's premier business and lifestyle precinct, with the highest concentration of corporate HQs on the Durban coast

the legislative capital of KwaZulu-Natal and the start of the Comrades Marathon

KZN North Coast's most rapidly growing coastal town and property hotspot

the commercial and administrative capital of the KZN South Coast

the KZN South Coast's premier holiday destination and the heart of the Hibiscus Coast

South Africa's second-largest port and the heavy-industry capital of the KZN North Coast

KZN's third-largest city and a major steel manufacturing centre

the affluent residential heart of Durban's Upper Highway region

twin city to Richards Bay and a major agricultural service centre

The oldest seaside holiday resort on the KZN South Coast, built around the Mpambanyoni River mouth and its Victorian-era pier

Gateway town to the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi and iSimangaliso Wetland Park reserves, built on Mfolozi River sugar cane land

Historic township where John Dube founded the Ohlange Institute and Nelson Mandela cast South Africa's first democratic vote in 1994

The sacred mission founded by Isaiah Shembe as spiritual headquarters of the Nazareth Baptist (Shembe) Church, one of Southern Africa's largest African-initiated churches

Former capital of colonial Zululand, perched on a forested ridge above Dlinza Forest with its historic Fort Nongqayi

South Coast holiday town named "sweet waters" after the legend of Shaka's thirsty warriors, now a family beach destination south of Durban

Leafy upmarket suburb on the Indian Ocean bluffs north of the Umgeni River mouth, home to Durban's small-plane Virginia Airport

Site of the decisive 1879 Battle of Gingindlovu that relieved the siege of Eshowe during the Anglo-Zulu War, now a sugar cane hub on the Matigulu River

Midlands-meets-Highway village famous as the Comrades Marathon's Arthur's Seat tribute point, set among Valley of a Thousand Hills viewpoints

Coastal village shaded by South Africa's only wild raffia palm forest and home to the rare Palmnut Vulture at Umlalazi Nature Reserve

Remote Maputaland administrative hub near the Mozambique border, serving as the access point to Kosi Bay's lake system and Tembe Elephant Park

Densely populated Durban township built in the 1950s to house residents removed from Cato Manor, now anchored by the Bridge City retail and transport hub

Compact residential township between KwaMashu and Inanda developed as an overspill area, wedged along the Piesangs River valley

Small Upper Highway farming hamlet named for the Zulu word for a stabbing spear, once a stagecoach stopover between Durban and Pietermaritzburg

Quiet South Coast surfing beach town squeezed between Amanzimtoti and Winkelspruit, popular for its tidal pool and laid-back holiday-cottage feel

Small Newcastle-district locality on the Ngagane River that lent its name to a coal-fired power station central to KZN's coal-mining heritage

Founded by Griqua leader Adam Kok III as capital of Griqualand East, now southern KZN's highland farming and forestry service town

One of South Africa's few historic freehold black townships, established in the 1930s on land black families could legally own under segregation-era law

Sugar and game-farming town on the Pongola River below South Africa's oldest proclaimed nature reserve, gateway to the Pongolapoort Dam and Lebombo Mountains

Known to King Shaka as KwaDukuza ("place of the lost person"), where he built his last kraal, was assassinated in 1828, and is buried beneath a memorial in the town centre

Densely settled N3-corridor township in the uMgungundlovu district, historically tied to the Hammarsdale textile and clothing manufacturing belt — not to be confused with Mpumalanga province

Small South Coast lagoon-mouth suburb between Amanzimtoti and Warner Beach, named for the stream that empties onto its beach

Founded as capital of the short-lived Boer New Republic in 1884 after Zulu king Dinuzulu ceded the land, now a coal and forestry service town on the Zululand plateau

The last capital of the independent Zulu Kingdom under King Cetshwayo, where the British ended the Anglo-Zulu War at the 1879 Battle of Ulundi

A forestry and coal town founded by Boer trekkers on the New Republic's northern edge, ringed today by Zululand's commercial timber plantations

Small river-mouth holiday town just north of Port Shepstone, named for the Umtentweni River that splits its beachfront in two

Maputaland town on the shores of the Jozini/Pongolapoort Dam, famed for tigerfishing and its gateway position to Ndumo and Tembe reserves in the Ubombo Mountains

A quiet South Coast halfway-mark resort village on the N2, long a favourite family caravan-park and tidal-pool destination

KwaZulu-Natal's southernmost coastal town, straddling the Umtamvuna River border with the Eastern Cape beside the Wild Coast Sun resort

An affluent, forest-fringed South Coast holiday town built around its golf course and gated beachfront estates

Anglo-Boer War siege town besieged for 118 days in 1899-1900, its battle-scarred town hall clock still standing beside the Klip River

A densely populated South Coast township adjoining Port Shepstone, serving as a residential and small-business hub for the Margate-Port Shepstone corridor