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Durban is in the Kwa-Zulu Natal Province, once known as the Natal Colony, and the former territory of the Zulu king, Shaka. Well known for its warmer climate, Durban is located along the extensive Kwa-Zulu Natal coastline and is the busiest port in Africa. Durban is South Africa’s third-largest City and one of the fastest-growing urban Areas in the World. It's Port is the busiest in South Africa and also one of the 10 largest in the World. Durban is blessed with humid weather and a warm current in the Ocean, making it the 'perfect holiday paradise!' This was the smallest of the four traditional Provinces, in the South Eastern part, of South Africa. However in 1996, under South Africa’s, new Democratic Constitution the Homelands were dismantled and South Africa consolidated into what is today’s nine Provinces. Thus making the Province of Gauteng the smallest.The Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama discovered along the Coast what is now, Durban. This event occurred on Christmas Day, in 1497. (This was why the Area was named:'Terra Natalis', which is the Portuguese word for Christmas.) The British settlement at Port Natal grew rapidly because in 1835, Captain A.F. Gardiner secured a treaty with Dingane. This treaty ceded the Southern half of Natal to the British. This apparently, empty interior was only entered into by the Voortrekkers,in October 1837. (This was name given to the Afrikaners, who had left the British-ruled, Cape Colony) A Local 'Rickshaws' on Durban's Beachfront Image SourceThe Heritage of Durban continued into the 1700's when the Beachfront was bordered by holiday accommodation and 5 Star Hotels and luxury apartments, all of which have an idyllic view of the Indian Ocean. Watersports such as surfing, bodyboarding, sailing and scuba diving are obvious, given Durban's proximity to the warm Indian Ocean. Rugby, soccer and cricket are also very popular with Durban boasting a World class Stadium, for all major sports. It is the promise of gorgeous stretches

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