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Things to do in Salt Rock

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The palm-fringed Salt Rock Beach has great surf, beautiful off-shore reefs for diving and some good...
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Tiffany Shopping Centre has a large Spar and numerous smaller shops including clothing boutiques,...
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The Litchie Orchard adheres to a simple formula. Offering excellent food and drink, art and craft...
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The Litchi Orchard Market is held on the 2nd Saturday of every month. There is also a night market...

    Things to do Near Salt Rock

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    Durban’s palm-fringed North Beach delivers stunning sunrises all year round and has blissfully warm...
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    Durban's stadium, the Moses Mabhida Stadium, played host to one of the 2010 Fifa World Cup...
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    Due to its protected position near Durban’s harbour, Addington Beach is a perfect beach for...
    Overlooking the Greens of The Durban Country Club's famed Beechwood Golf Course, The Spa offers a...
    A large variety of orchids and exotic plants from all over the world. Plants are for sale. Visit...
    Durban Country Club offers a sublime golfing experience, just a stroll away from Durban's amazing...
    Home turf of The Sharks, official rugby team of KZN, ‘The Shark Tank’ is a stadium in the Kings...
    For a hip and exciting night out, Tiger Tiger is always a good choice to spend your evening for...
    Leap off the top of the Moses Mabhida Stadium for the most exhilarating ride of your life. The ‘Big...
    Right on Durban’s Golden Mile, the Bay of Plenty is one of this city’s popular surfing beaches,...
    Snake Park Beach is one of the popular surfing beaches on Durban’s Golden Mile. During peak season...
    Dairy Beach on Durban’s Golden Mile is a renowned surfing spot, regularly hosting the Mr Price Pro...
    Staging its first Test match in 1923, Kingsmead cricket grounds has seen some of South African...
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