

EVERYTHING FROM SPORT TO SERENITY AT INANDA DAM
Just a couple of kilometres beyond the Durban suburb of Hillcrest, within the Valley of a Thousand Hills, you can drive straight into South Africa sporting and viewing history at Inanda Dam and Resort. This spot has become legendary as the compulsory second overnight stop on the Dusi Canoe Marathon, a thrilling fixture here for six good decades.
You’ll find several other attractions as well at this Msinsi resort cradled in the graceful folds of the Valley of a Thousand Hills. Along multiple activities to partake in, the blockbuster Inanda Bass Classic Fishing Tournament each year end of April attracts hundreds of entrants from all over the country.
Aside from sporting and all endurance busting activites, we also have wonderful day visitor’s picnic areas where you can also gaze at the wonderful view of the dam, Zebra game, bird watching and sounds while relaxing.
In between these major attractions, make time to enjoy mountain biking, water sports such as,jet skii, sailing, cruise boat(Spirit of Umgeni), canoeing, kids zone, self-guided nature trails or visit the Wushini Arts and Culture Centre by the age-old hills and valleys or visit with us the Inanda Mountain and experiece live the beauty of National Flowers…Protea Flowers.
Just a couple of kilometres beyond the Durban suburb of Hillcrest, you can walk into South African sporting history at the Inanda Dam and Resort.
This spot has become legendary as the second overnight stop on the Dusi Canoe Marathon, a thrilling fixture here for six decades.
But you’ll find several other attractions as well at this Msinsi resort cradled in the graceful folds of the Valley of a Thousand Hills. The Inanda Bass Classic Fishing Tournament each year end of April attracts hundreds of entrants from all over the country. Then each April the Triple Challenge taking place at Inanda Dam, offers one of SA’s toughest endurance events.
In between these major attractions, make time to enjoy mountain biking, watersports, nature trails or visit the Wushwini Arts & Culture Centre by the age-old hills and valleys…