Wilson's Wharf — Attraction in Durban Central

Wilson's Wharf is a charming spot in Durban, on the KwaZulu-Natal east coast, offering a delightful mix of relaxation, entertainment, and scenic beauty. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this waterfront destination has something for everyone.

Visitors can expect scenic views, boat rides, restaurants and cafes, shopping and other fun activities. The wharf offers stunning views of the Durban harbour, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing meal.

One of the highlights is the boat rides available at the wharf. Whether you're looking for a short harbour cruise or a more adventurous speed boat ride, there's an option for every thrill-seeker.

Wilson's Wharf is home to several eateries, including great seafood restaurants, known for its delicious seafood and pizza. The ambiance is perfect for a family meal or a romantic dinner.

The wharf also features various activities, especially the boat rides, picnics, and cultural tours. It's a great place to spend a day with family or friends. There are a few shops and boutiques where you can find souvenirs, local crafts, and more.

Its family-friendly,  with activities for all ages. It offers a variety of options, from dining to entertainment, there's something for everyone. Most of all, it offers a beautiful setting and the waterfront location provides a picturesque backdrop for photos and relaxation.

The downside is that during peak times, the wharf can get quite crowded, which might affect the overall experience and certain areas could benefit from better upkeep, especially in terms of cleanliness and...

We went to restaurant Ku D ta at Wilson Whaf on Xmas Eve for dinner for a birthday celebration. Food was good.We enjoy the sea food menu, prawns, hake, calamari with side items. Vegetarian meals also available. Live entertainment. There is a dance floor. We were looking for a vibrant place & was satisfied. Set on cool waterfront location. Family oriented but noisy in a party style. Children were allowed on the dance floor. There are other quieter restaurants & pubs in the vicinity. Safe place with ample parking. We walked the mall after dinner. The mall is currently under renovation. There is an ice cream parlour. Some nice views. Service level was acceptable. Drinks & food was served timely. All in all was a pleasant experience out in a festive season. It lived up to the expectation of the birthday girl. The birthday girl is very critical & expressive over discontentment. This location have a potential to be 5 stars rating. This location is also for bookings for boat cruises. Access to the area is via Victoria Embankment between the Yacht Mole & Sugar Terminal. It's a trendy place for food, crafts & shows. Cool focus on outdoor Durban experience, interfacing boating marina. Nice place to relax & enjoy outdoor...a must experience for locals & holiday visitors. The core theme here is preservation of the natural...

This has always been a favorite little spot to have a light lunch, walk around the market and then enjoy a boat ride. My visit a few days ago was an absolutely lovely one. I'm not sure of the name of the company I booked my boat ride with, but they were the first ones, as you walk towards the building, they are on the outside, a small office to the right. They were super friendly, and very professional. The skipper was an awesome guy named John, who obviously loved what he did. He took his time explaining the various ships around the habour, what they did and how. He made the entire boat trip, so enjoyable, comfortable and informative. The restaurants are all still good, some with live music, others with good views. I was however disappointed to see that the Market has so many vacant shops and that there really isn't much of a market left. I really think, having more stores or vendors will make it an even better outing. I hope to see a more of an upgrade of upkeep the next time I visit... It would be truely sad if this place closed. This really is a wonderful place to visit and I encourage more people to visit and support the local business people... At the shops, restaurants, boat rides, and help them sustain businesses that will be here for a long long...