 Beachwood Country Club: less than 5 km
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Tel: 031 313 1777
9 Beachwood Place, off Fairway Drive, Durban
 Durban Japanese Gardens: less than 5 km
Located in the residential suburb of Durban north are the Japanese Gardens, officially opened to the public on Thursday June 27 1963.The gardens serve as a relaxing retreat from the everyday distractions of city life. Visitors to the gardens can take a  Riverside Soofie Mosque: less than 5 km
Historic mosque located on the north bank of the Umgeni River, 50 Lower Bridge Road, Durban
Windsor Park Golf Course: less than 5 km
Holes:
Par: M 72, W 72
Tel: 031 312 2245
Off NMR Avenue, Durban (opposite DCC)
 Umgeni River Bird Park: 5 km
Durban Country Club: 5 km
Holes: 18
Par: M 72, W 73
Tel: 031 313 1777
Walter Gilbert Road, Durban
 Durban's Minitown: 5 km
Durban's Minitown is situated along the Marine Parade, and is one of the city's most popular beachfront tourist attractions. Mini Town is a scaled down 1:24 replica of Durban, and was established on the Golden Mile thirty years ago. The attraction is o  Golden Mile - Durban Beachront: 5 km
Durban\\\'s Golden Mile is the name given to the popular stretch of beachfront stretching from South Beach to the Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World in the north. The Golden Mile is one of the main tourist attractions in the Durban area, and the wide  Moses Mabhida Stadium: 5 km
The Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban will be hosting 7 football games for the 2010 World Cup.
 Suncoast Casino: 6 km
Durban General Post Office Building: 6 km
The original Durban Town Hall, is today home of the General Post Office Building, and was designed in 1882 by Phillip Dudgeon. The foundation stone was laid in 1883 and the building was opened in 1885. The building is an excellent example of neo classi
Houses various small animals and birds, including crocodiles, buck, raccoons, cranes, flamingoes, wallabies, monkeys and tortoises. 031) 303 2275
 The African Art Centre: 7 km
The African Art centre in Durban was established in 1959 with the backing of the South African Institute of Race Relations. The African Art Centre became a non profit organization in 1982, and the primary focus is on assisting both local and young arti
The African Art Centre has surperb collections of fine art, and has been operating since 1959.It is one of the main sources from which other art collections, private and public, purchase for their respective collections. For more information, visit: African Art Centre The Kwasuka Theatre - Durban: 7 km
The Kwasuka theatre is situated in a century old church, on Stamfordhill road in Durban. The Kwasuka theatre premises are leased form the Methodist church, and features a courtyard for outside performances.
The Kwasuka theatre is currently un  Gateway Theatre of Shopping: 9 km
Wavehouse at Gateway - Umhlanga Ridge: 9 km
Located at Umhlanga Ridge's Gateway Theatre of Shopping, The Wavehouse Durban provides visitors with an extremely popular, and truly unique form of entertainment. The Wavehouse attracts a diverse mix of all board cultures, making it an ideal destinatio
The Gateway Theatre of Entertainment in Umhlanga Ridge seriously knows how to keep its visitors on the edge of their seats, which is exactly what happens at the Nissan 4x4 Track. With some of the most challenging terrain imaginable, 4x4 enthusiasts are
The Monart Gallery, is a small contemporary gallery situated in The Block, on Palm Boulevard opposite the Gateway Shopping Centre in Umhlanga. The gallery offers a selection of artworks by various Durban artists.  Dive Nautique: 9 km
Dive Nautique offer guided dives to reefs and famous wrecks. Non divers will enjoy the shark and whale watching tours. Located nn the beach in Umhlanga inside the surf and lifesaving club.
Tel 082 553 2834
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