Indigo Safaris 

Having lived and worked in KZN, the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, as a diving and safari guide since 2004, we have in-depth knowledge of the Zululand safari and scuba scene. 

From Protea Banks in the south of the region, up to the border with Mozambique and beyond, we know all the best diving and safari spots, and can arrange tailor-made diving and safari trips and also cover the phenomenal annual Sardine Run. 

About Zululand 

​KwaZulu-Natal, roughly the size of Portugal, has a plethora of attractions and something for everyone. With excellent safari, diving, beaches, historical tours and trekking on offer, this is one of the most diverse areas in South Africa.

The province contains rich areas of biodiversity of a range of flora and fauna. The iSimangaliso Wetland Park and the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A number of game reserves offer superb safari opportunities, at lower costs and with less visitors than comparable lodges in the world-renowned Kruger area in the northeast of South Africa.

The narrow lowland region along the Indian Ocean coast has some stunning and often empty beaches and some of the best big fish diving in the world and it's sub-tropical climate makes it an ideal destination year round.

The undulating plateau of the central Natal Midlands and the Battlefields area are loaded with historical sites. The uKhahlamba Drakensberg Mountains form a solid basalt wall rising over 3,000 metres alongside the Lesotho border and offer superb treks and ancient rock art sites, whilst the Lebombo Mountains form a low parallel range of ancient granite running southward from eSwatini.