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9A John Zikhali Road Berea, Musgrave, Durban, 4001, South Africa
contacts phone: +27 31 322 4021
website: www.durbanbotanicgardens.org.za
larger map & directionsLatitude: -29.848252, Longitude: 31.008291
Ivan Payne
::We had the most fantastic time..the staff are incredible very helpful SO eager to assist. The tour was very worthwhile with a guide who has such skill at many disciplines! An amazing human being. We will certainly visit again!
Sean Carte
::Peaceful garden filled with interesting plants and birds. The butterfly garden is well worth a visit. The tea garden is being renovated, but a mobile coffee shop is available at the entrance. The herb garden needs attention.
Dassie Naidoo
::One of the very few beautiful assets still maintained by the city. A wide expanse of trees , some as old as grandpa , some exo tic . Away from the concrete jungle everywhere is flooded with greenery . It's quite and peaceful far from the maddening crowd. Pathways take you along ad around the park. Good for a Sunday picnic or birthday parties . Please adhere to the rules no open fires , no sporty games allowed . Coffee shop and golf carted tours available. One of my favourite places .
Renier de Beer
::Best things in life are free, so is entering the botanical gardens! Plenty of fauna to look at whilst having a nice stroll, or better yet a picnic! If you just want to be surrounded by nature to detox the mind and soul then the botanical garden is not a bad choise. They also have a tea garden. Do support them, it's for a good cause
Mason Govender
::The is a really well looked after garden. But for some reason there is always construction going on. It can be really peaceful at times. It is really big so you can walk all around and spend an afternoon relaxing there. Great for picnics.wheel chair friendly and safe.