Durban Beach Front — Attraction in eThekwini Ward 26

Oh boy, where do I start. Okay, I was taking my little girl out for ice cream on Saturday. Well, we enjoyed our walk and she had her favourite ice cream at Milky Lane next to Joe Kools. We left the shop And I remember carrying her on my back on the way home. I get home and decided to charge my cell phone.... But my cellphone 📱 was no longer on my person. I checked her bag, nope, it was not there... I had dropped it on the way back home. I realized probably left at Milky Lane. I went back, it's only 10 min from my flat. I asked the staff if they had seen me leave and if they found a cellphone on the table. The staff said they had seen me leave but didn't notice any cellphone 📱 left on the table... It was at that moment I realized the importance of tipping the staff who serve you... O, just being light hearted, I always do. Nevertheless, the manager came and asked if I had called the number on my cell phone 📱 at that moment I realized it should've been the first thing I did. He borrowed me his phone to call. Look, for those who don't like mystery and suspense, scroll to the end. I called my number and a lady answered, I thought for sure my cellphone 📱 was gone and she was gonna hang up...she didn't. She asked who I was and I explained I was the owner of the phone in her possession. She asked my location and said she was an officer at the South Beach satellite policestation... And that my phone was dropped there by a cyclist who found it on the pavement opposite the station, just a minute from where I was... I went over, did the normal security checks and received my phone in good order. The good Samaritan who found it left his details and I called and thanked him... In this day and age of desperation, any other person might have just taken it. I was greatful. I still owe those nice police officers ice-cream 🍦 when I go back there. They certainly deserve our respect...

The Beachfront has been broken down into four parts and each has its own vibe. UShaka has a good busy vibe, relatively clean both the beach and promenade. The paddling pool area just beyond Circus Circus is relatively busy however you sure to be hassled by a number of beggers frequently. Therefore making a peaceful walk or a quiet meal unpleasant. The section from Blue Waters Hotel through Suncoast and up to Bike n Bean is relatively quiet and peaceful free from beggers worrying you. Absolutely neat and tidy. The Bike n Bean is an absolute must at the crack of dawn as it serves awersome coffee with a spectacular sunrise. Popular amongst surfers, runners and cyclists. You czn just drop your car keys at the Bike n Bean and catch some surf. However on a Public holiday and weekend at night there are wild crazy car boot parties till the early hours of the morning. From the Bike n Bean a 2km stretch to Blue Lugoon is relatively quiet and the pools are enjoyed by the locals. The end of the beach on the north brings us to Blue Lugoon which is frequent by the local and novice fishermen. Along the Umgeni River there are some nice picnic spots but can get busy during the weekend .. The beaches are relatively clean and safe. Addington beach on the south side is great for the kids and holiday makers. The surf does chznge abit as you make your way towards the north.. The beauty about the east coast of Durbzn is the beach can be enjoyed throughout the year. And there is tons of great food for all taste buds that can be found along the beachfront. ...

What a spectacular place!!! Mind blowing!!! You would love to be here ….. Long clean beach …. Restaurants with Yummy foods …. Hundreds of accommodation facilities ….. You can choose most expensive accommodation (05 star standards) to budget range (no star) ….. Near from the main city and modern shopping malls. From King Shakha International Airport this gorgeous beach front is around 25mind drive. One of the popular tourist spot in South Africa. Mostly popular among South African. In December it is really hard to get any accommodation. “North Beach is one of the beaches of Durban, South Africa. It is situated north of the harbor and bluff, in between Bay of Plenty and Dairy Beach on Durban's Golden Mile. North Beach is one of the main beaches in Durban and is cared for by the Durban Surf Lifesaving Club. The clubhouse features prominently on the Marine Parade. The beach itself is flanked by two large piers and is accessible from the Marine Parade that stretches along the Golden Mile. Due to its good surf conditions, Durban and North Beach is an ideal holiday and tourist destination. North Beach provides facilities for surfing, body boarding, paddle ski, skateboarding and plain swimming and sun bathing. During the festive season, the beaches are flooded by holidaymakers and tourists. North Beach has a number of restaurants in its immediate vicinity. The beaches are protected by a series of shark nets and patrolled by...