Dolphin Point Bed & Breakfast
31 Wavecrest, Amanzimtoti
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Dolphin Point Bed & Breakfast Amanzimtoti

31 Wavecrest Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Family & Friends Fun, Beach Time and Dog Walking

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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

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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 ...

New stop Durban, South Africa

A travel blog entry by pig12345

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My next stop was Durban, South Africa. Can you Believe that South Africa is the richest city in Afrrica. The thing about there economy is that most of the money comes from gold and platinum. South africa my look small but it is acctuly pretty big covering 470,693 square miles. It also has a mediterranea climate witch means warm witch feels great to the winter all over ...

Like a fish in the water

A travel blog entry by maclaren

... diving some fifthteen years. Unfortunately we couldn’t get a handle of where they were under the water, the sound was simple everywhere, but when we surfaced we would find out that we were surrounded. They were breaching right next to the boat without a care in the world. It was an amazing experience.

And wait that’s not all, on the boat journey back to shore we saw flying fish. I didn’t even think they existed, but I can confirm ...

Weekend Getaway at the Beach

A travel blog entry by jessica.meyer

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... needed and more.

My wonderful professor from IWU picked us up at the station in Durban and took us for coffee on the beach. He is from Durban and is spending the summer there with his family.

We were then dropped off at the Irie Lodge about 30 minutes south of Durban. We were greeted with Frank, an extremely helpful South African, and a bunch of monkeys. Irie is exactly what a hostel should be. Situated like a house with beautiful homey decorations and well kept ...