Durban activities that won’t break the bank
Want to make those pennies last before pay day? Here are three fun and cheap (or free) things to do in Durban this weekend.
So pay day is still far too far away and you want to get out and about in Durban this weekend? We’ve got you covered with these affordable or cheap things to do…
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CHECK OUT THE AMAZING MAZE IN UMHLANGA, DURBAN
🌀✨ Immerse yourself in the mind-bending world of The Amazing Maze at Gateway! 🌌
Step into the ethereal blue and white Cascade Tunnel, where reality bends and twists 🚪✨ Free entry, open during trading hours on the cinema level.
For more info 👉️ https://t.co/Lj5WT47CXa pic.twitter.com/DiwsSTkPp2
— Gateway (@GatewayUmhlanga) October 11, 2023
The Amazing Maze at uMlanga’s Gateway Theatre of Shopping is the newest and coolest must-see attraction for one and all. It’s a whimsical, immersive experience that incorporates scale, dimensions and perspective to leave you fascinated. With different “realms” and realities to explore, it’s the perfect place to spend a lazy weekend afternoon.
The best part? It’s totally FREE to check out.
The Amazing Maze will be at Gateway Theatre of Shopping from 29 September 2023 to 3 January 2024.
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SPEND SOME TIME AT THE THE UMGENI RIVER BIRD PARK
The Umgeni River Bird Park is a popular tourist destination, especially for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. The park is home to a diverse range of bird species, both indigenous and exotic, housed in large walk-through aviaries that mimic their natural habitats.
Visitors will have a chance to see colourful parrots, majestic raptors and other fascinating birds from around the world.
Tickets cost R70 for adults and R46 for children.
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FEEL BIG AT MINI TOWN
Visited the Mini town in Durban today pic.twitter.com/UR6CJOJPRc
— Q (@LebogangMampho) January 2, 2019
A famous feature in Durban, Mini Town is known for its intricate miniature replicas of some of Durban’s prominent buildings and landmarks. This miniature city is designed to give visitors a scaled-down perspective of the city’s key attractions. If you haven’t been before or wish to relive the whimsy of it all, a visit is definitely in order this weekend.
Tickets cost R40 for adults and R30 for children and the park is open 9:30 to 16:30 everyday.