Blue Marlin Scottburgh
180 Scott Road, Scottburgh, Kwazulu-Natal 4180 Scottburgh, KwaZulu-Natal, 674400, South Africa
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Road Trip and more...
... sorry, I had to say it...it fits right? In reality we circled around town for about an hour trying to find our way out. Ended up stopping for coffee and directions. Darn right?
I had to remind myself we were in Africa; it all felt so normal. Hands on the wheel, Kristy in the passenger seat and a destination before us... And me of course futzing with the radio. But the more than occasional 'African reminders' were more than few and ...
Here Sharky Shark!
This is a top pick!
... full of the stinkiest, most disgusting concoction of rotting fish and blood…..this, is known as “chum”….and sharks love it!
We dropped the bait over the appropriate point, taking into account the currents so the pungent aroma would waft over the reef in such a way as to attract the sharks. We then headed off to a different part of the reef to do another dive whilst the bait was stewing.
The water here ...
A shack in a rainforest, by a beach?
... the faint hearted!
Today unfortunatly it rained, by rain we mean rain - talk about tropical showers! So we watched a film and had a massage instead, like we said, relax and unwind!
This evening we leave for another manditory overnight stop, this time in Durban. We'll speak to you (briefly) then...
Take care, missing you all,
Lots of Love
L and N ...
OMG!!
Omg I now know why the room was so cheap!! It was alomost impossible to sleep the room was so hot. The waves are soooooooooooooooooooo loud and the heat makes it hard to breath hence why most of the time I've been sat outside.
We deciede to make the 6hr drive to Qunu the little township that Nelson Mandela grew up in. We've left the room at 7.30am and after 4hrs we've still not seen a shop to get food in or a petrol station luckilly we filled up. ...
