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The public can visit and enjoy the natural areas managed by the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality. These reserves offer opportunities for walking, birdwatching, and connecting with indigenous flora and fauna.
The Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality invites international cities to establish formal sister city relationships with Durban to promote cultural exchange, economic collaboration, and sustainable development. This initiative supports mutual growth through shared knowledge and joint projects.
Residents, visitors, and members of the public can provide feedback on the services and operations of the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through an online form or contact channels.
Point B is a circular bus route starting from Botanic Gardens, passing Carlisle Street, Yusuf Dadoo, West Street, and returning to the Transfer Station. It operates in reverse as well.
The Beach Line starts from uShaka Marine, goes via Waterfront and Mahatma Gandhi Street, passes the Transfer Station, and ends at Kings Park Swimming Pool. The reverse route is also available.
The Southern Area Bus Schedule includes routes serving suburbs such as Newlands-East-New Dawn-Park, Woodlands, Woodhaven, Durban-North, Umhlanga-Rocks, Chesterville, Shallcross, Hillview, Pinetown-Mariannridge-via-Westville, Gijima, Lamontville, Umlazi, and Ntuzuma.
The Mynah buses serve areas just outside the CBD, including Musgrave Road, Florida Road, and Ridge Road. These are feeder routes for suburban and peripheral communities.
The Durban Transport buses serve the central region of Durban, including key routes from the CBD to surrounding neighborhoods.
The City Line bus route runs from the Main Transfer Station through West Street Mall, Smith Street, Warwick Avenue (Market – Julius Nyerere), and ends at Botanic Gardens. It serves central Durban areas with regular scheduled stops.
This schedule covers bus routes serving the northern parts of Durban, including areas like Umbilo, Berea, Mount Vernon, Malvern, and others.
The Circle Line begins at the Pavilion Hotel, travels along Ordinance Road, turns into ICC, continues down Margaret Mncadi to Albert Park, and completes a loop through several key streets.
