The Royal Hotel Durban

267 Smith Street, PO Box 1041 Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, 4000, South Africa

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A travel blog entry by liammichelle

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Spent the last three nights in The Royal Hotel in Durban. It's very posh with an Indian theme. Nice to chill out, relax, visit the beautician and hairdressers. Also managed to do the last of our shopping along the coast, at the markets and in local shopping centres. Andrew came back in and met us, we went to Wilsons Wharf for a thai lunch and The …

The Bush

A travel blog entry by thefiveyears

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Part of this little trip was a "safari" with the family. Fortunately I don't have too much to write about the family aspect of it, there is a reason I haven't been on a family holiday for about fifteen years. An old sentimental favourite is the Kruger Park, as the mother grew up visiting it (though it was dad's birthday, I suspect she did the …

Oysters and mussels and wine, oh my

A travel blog entry by whiteant

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Another rushed pitstop - damn that missing passport - and an overnight stay at the Royal Hotel. The drive in was a challenge - there's a squatter village just north of town, and the folks there seem to get some kind of animal thrill running across the four lane highway at night. How can I put this without sounding too racist: the road is black; the …

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A travel blog entry by maia

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... right through their villages for about 10 years. When people question her about why she dedicates so much of herself to this work and ask her why she doesn't go to university instead she answers by saying that she would love to go to university, but that the land is her life and the most important thing that they have. It houses their ancestors and provides all of the needs of the living. She says why would I go to university if I cannot come ...

A Zulu nation and a Bunny chow

A travel blog entry by afrikanskies

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... world’s most notorious cocaine producer. Needless to say, the backpackers was one of the quirkiest places we'd encountered on our trip. By staying at the hostel you received the deal-sweetener of a complimentary pint of Zulu Blonde, fresh from the George’s microbrewery, which you could claim in the hotel bar for every day you stayed.

When we were in Swaziland we had given the Disney-esque “loincloth and tribal dancing” cultural tours, (which ...

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