Durban in KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, renowned for its stunning coastline, offers a variety of beaches catering to both locals and tourists. As of 13 June 2025, the eThekwini Municipality, which includes the city of Durban and surrounding towns, has provided an update on the status of its beaches and swimming pools, ensuring visitors are informed about water quality and available facilities. According to the latest update, 17 beaches in Durban are open and deemed safe for swimming, while six beaches remain closed due to water quality concerns. Additionally, 40 swimming pools across the city are open for public use.
The following 17 beaches in Durban are currently open and deemed safe for swimming, with operating hours from 06:00 to 18:30:
- Point Beach
- Bronze Beach
- uMhlanga Main
- uMgababa
- Toti Main Beach
- Pipeline Beach
- uShaka
- Addington
- North Beach
- Bay of Plenty
- Laguna Beach
- South Beach
- Wedge Beach
- mDloti Main
- Battery Beach
- Winklespruit
- Doonside Beach
Due to water quality concerns, the following beaches in Durban is currently closed for swimming:
- Brighton
- Country Club
- Thekwnini Beach
- Westbrook
- Anstey's Beach
- Reunion
While swimming is prohibited at these locations, other recreational activities are permitted.
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