Visit the Rastafarian Caves near Inanda Dam
Share reggae vibes with Inanda's Rastafarian community on International Reggae Day.
INTERNATIONAL Reggae Day is celebrated annually around the world on July 1.
Reggae is a popular music form of Jamaican origin and is an integral part of the Rastafarian religion and lifestyle.
A vibrant Rastafarian community resides in Inanda, near Hillcrest, 30 km northwest of Durban.
Green Corridors, a Durban-based NGO, runs guided tours in a brightly coloured Quantum minibus to the Rastafarian community, nearby Umzinyathi Falls and the sacred caves.
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The falls are believed to be cleansing, and both the caves and falls are seen as spiritual and sacred spaces.
A portion of the tour price is donated to the Rastafarian community.
The tour duration is approximately three hours, and departure is from the Green Hub, 31 Stiebel Place, Durban. The tour cost is R300 per person and includes the cost of the guide, entry and a shuttle from Green Hub to Inanda.
CONTACT: 081 268 3787/ 078 726 4890
EMAIL: frontdesk@greencorridors.africa
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