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PHEZULU SAFARI PARK

 An exciting tourism venue, situated in Botha’s Hill, only 35 km’s from central Durban. This picturesque park has magnificent views of the world-famous Valley of a 1000 Hills.
At Phezulu village, the world famous Gasa clan has over the last 30 years, allowed visitors to Phezulu the opportunity to savour the taste and feel the rhythm of Africa. Visitors are taken into traditional beehive shaped thatched huts, where the various artifacts, beliefs and rituals are explained, giving foreigners an insight into the fascinating Zulu culture. The Zulu dancing show is impressive with the dancers in their traditional garb, showing off their skills with grace, agility and humour- a truly unforgettable experience! Take park in Zulu spear and shield making.

Our show times are 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 and 15:30.

Phezulu also offers a Crocodile and Snake Park where knowledgeable guides will take our guests on a tour. They will learn interesting facts about crocodiles and snakes, as well as meet Ramesis our 90 year old Nile crocodile and have a hands-on experience with Cleo our Burmese python that weighs in at 42 kilograms.
Come view our new exotic snake cages.

Ticket are priced per person includes the following:
- Zulu Cultural Village Tour
- Traditional Zulu Dancing Show
- Crocodile Park
- Snake Park

We are situated in the middle of the Valley of a1000 Hills, and our views are outstanding. Phezulu boasts one of the best Curio shops in Kwa-Zulu Natal as well as a Swazi Candle shop with beautifully sculptured hand made candles.

The Boma Restaurant serves meals ranging from Traditional Zulu meals or Crocodile steaks to toasted sandwiches and burgers.

Phezulu has a one hour scenic Game drive. On the drive you will see wildebeest, impala, blesbok, zebra and giraffe. You will be taught about medicinal plants in the area as well as experience the amazing views.

Hidden away on the edge of the Valley, Phezulu offers a self-catering cottage.

The cottage is a fully equipped self catering venue which sleeps 5.

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