Paxton Hotel Port Elizabeth

... various kinds of "bok". <br>Ate excpetionally well (whats new) and the menu included Kudu which we tried for the first time and found it to be really tasty and tender (no we didn't hunt it if you're wondering).....<br>Have just arrived in the tropics of Singapore, going on to Phuket for 2 weeks of R&amp;R. We look forward to updating you again soon<br>N&amp;D<br>XOX<br><br>

... at bruge hostels som overnatning. Det er jo billigt, men de tror stadig at det er et hotel. De sviner, larmer og koster rundt med folk. Det har vi set op til flere gange nu og vi var derfor lidt skuffede over at de eneste andre paa vores hostel var sydafrikanere der bare brugte det som billig overnatning. Saa derfor tager vi afsted allerede i aften. Vi skal til Plettenburg Bay. Det skulle vare utroligt flot der, men inden vi tager afsted skal vi nok lige forbi akvariet og museumet her i byen ...

... and lied down. I had to sit back up because the bus was filling up but it was to let 2 girls sit at the back so I did not mind too much. I apologised for being rough and stinking of booze and fell back asleep. I did not make many observations on the way as I was too tired unfortunately. <br><br> We stopped at the services and I needed the toilet for a chance. I took a little longer than I ...

... snack on the provided biscuits, fruit, cake and drinks. The description is as follows: "The lounge offers complimentary beverages (soft and alcohol-charge applies for champagne) &amp; snacks (crisps,nuts,pretzels , biscuits), newspapers and magazines, and flight information screens. Facilities: Two distinct zones- relaxation and fun zones. Adults can unwind ...

... what do we see...a sign that reads Do Not Feed the Baboons! I clutched my camera the entire ride ready to find baboons all over the place. The only exotic animals we saw were sheep! In Swellendam, we ...

... we have ever stayed. For the second time during our stay my nights sleep was heavily interrupted by a lioness, roaring all night, it sounded very close but was quite possibly over 100 meters away. DAY 14- 7TH OCTOBER I woke up knackered since the lioness had been chatting with the near by vacinity all night. We had slightly heavy hearts as we knew we were leaving our favourite location of the honeymoon so far, everything there had been perfect. Ryle turned up as ...

... bed writing and checking for last minute spiders before I go to sleep. The accommodation is a lot more basic thean I had imagined. There are only 2 showers that work and they do not have lights or locks on the doors. They are also outside and seeing as I do not have a torch, I would say I was buggered if I need the loo in the night!

... We headed off to Addo Elephant park, originally a sanctuary for elephants from the hands of poachers, but now one of south africa's largest conservation parks. It is home to over 300 elephants, and after driving in, setting off the car alarm and then making a quick exit, we headed to a waterhole where we chanced upon close to a hundred elephants- it was absolutely spectacular! So class to see them up close, every age represented, moving in large ...

... of Derek's in JBG who hooked me up with him. He was a lovely bloke and very handsome too ;O) His guest house couldn't have been anymore different from Ikaya, beautifully decorated rooms and guest lounge, crisp white sheets - fantastic!! Of course you'd expect it being gay owned and all. So we had a very chilled afternoon, Matthew took us to the top of the mountain where there's an old military airfield, the main reason was for the spectacular views across the mountains, Port ...