The International Convention Centre in Durban is close to The Riverside Hotel A focal point of the Durban Central business district, the International Convention Centre Durban is a functional space in an aesthetic environment. Centrally located and just a quarter of an hour from the airport, Durban’s International Convention Centre is just minutes from Durban…

Durban Yacht Mole is close to The Riverside Hotel Despite its name change, it’s still known to residents who lived here before the name change as the Esplanade, and it travels past the Yacht Mole, another name you have to live in Durban to know. The Yacht Mole is all about life on the water.

uShaka Marine World is close to The Riverside Hotel   uShaka Marine World incorporates fresh and sea water, lush vegetation, natural materials and the re-creation of a wreck of a 1940’s cargo ship. With the 5th largest aquarium in the world by volume of water, the park is tatesfully themed with a focus on family

Kingsmead Cricket Ground is close to The Riverside Hotel The venue hosted the first home Test for the South African cricket team after re-admission into international cricket. The first Test match to be played here was between South Africa and England on 18 January 1923, which resulted in a draw on the 5th day. Kingsmead

The Kings Park Stadium is close to The Riverside Hotel   The stadium was used as one of the venues for the 1995 Rugby World Cup held in South Africa. The stadium hosted three pool games in Pool B. The stadium also hosted one quarter final with France defeating Ireland 36-12. A very wet semi

The Kings Park Swimming Pool is close to The Riverside Hotel

Moses Mabida Peoples Park is close to The Riverside Hotel   Got something a bit more energetic in mind? Perfect. Get that training kit on, because the park has all the space you need to get your body moving and your blood pumping. With the impressive stadium looking over the park, the green rolling lawns,

Moses Mabhida Stadium is close to The Riverside Hotel The Moses Mabhida Stadium is characterised by its arch, which makes it a feat of engineering, as well as the perfect spot for adventure sport and adrenalin-inducing activities (such as the Big Rush Big Swing, which has adrenalin-addicts swinging from the dizzying height of 80 metres