Cornerway Bed & Breakfast
11 Old Mill Way, Durban
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Cornerway Bed & Breakfast Durban

11 Old Mill Way Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, 4051, South Africa

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Family & Friends Fun, Beach Time and Dog Walking

A travel blog entry by jmabro

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The main reason for my visit to South Africa is family, especially my Mother, and so this is where I am spending most of my time. Not so much sightseeing but lots of fun - swimming in the ocean, early morning walking for exercise around the racetrack with the dogs and "secret club" :-), ...

Durban South Africa

A travel blog entry by jumarshall

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South Africa is violent, unemployed, and there is insufficient housing. Many people are unemplyed and are running out of money. South africa is approxamitly 470,693 square miles, which is about the size of peru. South africa is made up of mostly savanna and semi desert. A cool fact about South Africa is that it is the richest country in africa and is the largest producer of gold. A bad thing ...

Revin in Africa. Part 2.

A travel blog entry by revin

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Binnen een uur rijden veranderd de snelweg in een bergweggetje dat zich op creatieve wijze door de glooiende heuvels van de wijnstreek slingert. De valleien hebben elk hun eigen microklimaat, omdat ze strikt van elkaar worden gescheiden door hoge bergenketens. Na het overgaan van elke pas krijgen we telkens een ander soort vegetatie voorgeschoteld, wat eigenlijk direct al de enorme diversiteit van dit land weerspiegeld.
De wijnboerderijen zijn enorm en vaak niet ...

Delhi Meets Durban

A travel blog entry by koppers

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... ordered up a number of appetizers and dishes to share. Then, in an Indian-induced food coma, we drove back to Pat and Despi's to wrap up for the evening and get things ready for our departure the next morning. It was doubtless that our time with them was too short, and we were quite tempted to stay longer to spend a few more days with them, but the roads of South Africa were calling and we felt obliged to answer....
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Be Easy Zambezi

A travel blog entry by jzafricajourney

... i drink barely anything, but the funniest thing about it was that there was a dutch guy there that was so broken up about them losing in the world cup, and everytime someone messed up in the game or said something he didnt like he would pull out a yellow card from his back pocket and give it to them, and then he would pull out a red card.
The following day was a saturday and it was time to see Victoria Falls. I walked to the bus station at the ...