English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

English (vertaal deze tekst in Nederlands): Many dive sites are available in Durban area. Mostly shoals, and wrecks such as Ovington Court and Cooperlight Wreck. Some dive sites are in Umhlanga Rocks, 12 km north of Durban.

Durban is the second largest city of South Africa and a melting pot of cultures.

Durban is part of the subtropical zone, and it is a summer rain fall area. Hence diving in summer (November - March) may offer bad viz due to the many rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean.

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