This cache will bring you to the new airport. This cache is placed at a spot that very few people have seen. It is in the Dube City Tradeport area that is still under development.Where the cache is placed you have a view of nature and also if you standing there long enough and with the wind blowing the right direction you can see some planes leaving.
Dube City is the new South African hub of international trade and business. It is 1 km from the International Passenger Terminal, 3,3 km from the N2 and 1,8 km from the R102. It is a unique, vibrant, cosmopolitan 24-hour work, play and stay destination. A city that reflects the unique cultural diversity of KwaZulu-Natal. With architecture that makes full use of the superlative coastal climate and the surrounding natural environment. It is pedestrian orientated, with several walkways and parks. Dube City demands innovative, best practice design that is founded on the principles of sustainable development.
Dube City covers a total area of 12 hectares and offers fully serviced sites that have development rights. It is a master developer driven, high-quality, managed public environment that is seeking a green-star rating. Dube City is zoned for Special Zone 10 (airport) and, in order to be consistent with a high-level of design aesthetic and sustainability, its design and architecture is monitored by a Design and Review Panel.
The first phase of development includes
- Main access roads
- Pedestrian boulevards
- Dube Square, the heart of Dube City. This consists of an urban amphitheatre and stage, water features and restaurants. It will be the meeting place for people from around the world.
- 29 Degrees South, the new green-star-rated office of Dube TradePort
City environment
Dube City is a superb quality and managed public environment. It is part of a 117-hectare greenfield site, with pedestrian-friendly zones, a tree-lined boulevard, dedicated cycle lanes, Dube Square, and multi-functional lawn spaces. It offers southward views of the rolling green hills of Umdloti River Valley and Mount Moreland, overlooking restaurants and scenic walks.
Land uses
Offices
Corporate head offices,
professional medical,
financial/banking,
property,
media and communication offices.
Hotel, hospitality and entertainment
Accommodation,
events, conferencing, exhibitions,
restaurants,
wellness centres and high-end salons
and entertainment.
Retail
Boutiques - clothing, accessories, jewellery, high-tech sound and entertainment.
Business support - printing and copying.
Food - delicatessens, restaurants, bars and coffee shops.
