Every year, in June or July along the KwaZulu-Natal coast, word gets out and within hours crowds of people converge on the area to join sharks, game fish, marine mammals and birds in a feeding frenzy.
It’s one of the planet’s largest migrations and is fittingly described as the Greatest Shoal on Earth. South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal sardine run is a wondrous phenomenon that happens in the southern ...
Johannesburg — THE sardine run on KwaZuluNatal's south coast has become a core contributor to its tourism business after its repositioning as a "momentous" annual ecological event rather than "just a ...
Thirteen beaches along KwaZulu-Natal’s (KZN) South Coast have now reopened to the public. As reported by Travel News Africa, the KZN Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence gave the green light ...
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Why swimming in Durban is risky right now
The eThekwini Municipality announced on Monday, 2 June, that it had banned swimming on Durban’s south coast beaches. Officials removed shark nets due to the ongoing annual sardine run, according to ...
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