Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World, Entertainment complex on Golden Mile, Durban, South Africa.

Suncoast Casino, Hotels and Entertainment sits at the northern end of Durban's Golden Mile, beside the Kings Park Sporting Precinct. The complex holds South Africa's largest casino, restaurants, a beach bar, cinemas and its own semi-private beach, and its design is meant to complement Durban's art deco heritage.

Suncoast is owned wholly by Tsogo Sun, which runs the complex at the northern end of Durban's Golden Mile beside the Kings Park Sporting Precinct. The site's history is bound up with Durban's beachfront sporting calendar: the A1 Grand Prix of Nations street race, the only street race on the A1 calendar, was held in the surrounding streets in late January.

The complex was built to complement Durban's art deco heritage, so its facades echo the stepped, geometric forms found along the Golden Mile. Its semi-private beach was rated among South Africa's top three beaches. The grounds also host the finish of the Amashovashova National Classic in October.

The complex sits at the northern end of Durban's Golden Mile, next to the Kings Park Sporting Precinct, with restaurants, a beach bar, cinemas and its own semi-private beach on site. Gaming areas are split into smoking and non-smoking sections. Cyclists use the casino as a base for training rides up the North Coast.

The A1 Grand Prix of Nations street race, the only street race on the entire A1 calendar, runs through the streets surrounding the casino at the end of January. Recreational cyclists also use the complex as a base for training rides up the North Coast.