Sahid Jaya Makassar
Jl. Dr. Sam Ratulangi No 33 Makassar, Sulawesi, 90132, Indonesia
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Sightseeing by Rickshaw
... chaos of cars and motorbikes emitting all forms of smog, we were certain we wouldn't last a day in this occupation.
About 20 minutes later we arrived at the seaport, where there was bustling activity. Some of these sailors go as far as Australia to fish.
We then headed off to the fish market--check out the video--and were astounded by all the fish lying around the pavement for sale. ...
Makassar
... in complicated language! I wonder if I was guilty of doing this in the UK to foreigners?
I swear if I'm ever lucky enough to be able to travel again, I'm not going to book anymore flights except for my UK outbound flight since everytime I've booked a flight, I either end up changing it anyways and thereby pay more or end up forcing myself to stay in a place longer unnecessarily because its too expensive to change my flights.
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Leaving Bira and a Mercy Killing
... for more drugs, actually the driver delivered it to her mother} a couple more women one with a baby 2 teenage children and a man. So on our journey back we had 12 of us including driver in a vehicle that should fit 7.
Anyhow after another bottom numbing journey we got back to Makassar and our better hotel safely at about 16;30.
Tomorrow the journey to Bali Lombok Gilli air and the start of Amy’s Luxury Tours ...
Day off in Southern Sulawesi
... so commuting on a daily basis from the outskirts to work, the majority seeming to travel by moped/motorcycle. The city has a large container dock area. There are some very modern areas with large shopping malls as well as the older, traditional areas with outdoor markets, their architecture reflecting the Dutch influence. Many of the buildings are brightly painted, giving a cheerful feel to the place.
It took about 30 minutes to clear the city and ...
Kupang to Ujungpandang
... that a 737 hadn’t been able to land the previous evening – at one time the cross-winds were gusting up to 50 knots! The satellite image for our route seemed to show that the cloud would clear half way between Timor and the Island of Flores – we decided to go.
Getting the EZ off the very wet grass proved fun and dirty – good job the trousers were rolled up and flip-flops donned but we still managed to get mud ...



