Sani Pass Hotel & Leisure Resort Himeville

... this huge boat which had been converted into one &#8211; inside we got a table down on the lower deck so technically we were under sea level, and we sat right up against a massive tank which had sharks and fish swimming around. It was sooooo awesome, and Paul would keep tapping me on the shoulder every time the same google-eyed fish came around... ohhh and I tried snails for the first time ever! Thanks Jono for sharing with me.<br> <br><br> On the way back home was a ...

... 8217;t driving!)<br><br> Next stop was Tsitsikamma National Park, a dramatic stretch of coastline where steep-sided forest-covered hills drop down to meet the rugged black rocks of the ocean&#8217;s edge. The shorelineis continually pounded by a great force of huge waves that roll in from every direction, breaking and crashing into eachother and the rocks sending huge plumes of spray high into the air. It&#8217;s all very atmospheric, and we stayed right on the water ...

... Polygamy is declining in Swaziland as it is too expensive - each time a man marries he must pay lobola (like a dowry - usually cattle) to the family of his fiance. Consequently, this has lead to the increase in the number of 'informal' affairs! We were offered 11 cows for Tara. Swaziland also has the highest rate of HIV infection in the world, next to Botswana. In both countries, free condoms are everywhere, at the border posts, in ...

... lodge, with Jack wailing the whole way. On returning to the lodge, we treated Jack with anti-histamines, soapy water and ice, then hurried down to Reception for help with our bushveld emergency, hoping to buy or borrow some pain-relieving cortisone cream. Not only was there no first aid kit, here in a mountain lodge at the edge of a wilderness hiking area, but the folks at Reception seemed astonished at the very thought. Fortunately, Yvette's drug regimen ...

... with a South African family (my planned transportation had been canceled) up the Sani Pass. While there was nothing extremely special about Lesotho (very similar to Swazi and Zulu Culture), the journey there was quite special. First of all, the Sani Pass can only be taken if you are driving a 4 wheel drive vehicle, as it is a 33km winding, rocky, dirt path that at times ...

... beach, Kate's going diving with hammer heads and ragged tooth sharks and hopefully i can get some surfing in.The great whites are further south. Anyways people hope this doesn't turn out to be a blanc email again.There just not used to the Internet yet, bless em. Big hello to everyone and hope your are all good, sorry about no pics, but just sending this email is a huge pain in the **** due to the rm nimbus i,m sending it from.ha ha martin

... get a great view of the Drakensburg mountain range which is stunning. Once you get on top of the mountain we went to Africa's highest pub to get some lunch and then went for a short visit to see a local village before heading down the mountain and back to Pietermaritzburg. Final thoughts on Lesotho Overall Lesotho is a very beautiful country with a stunning mountain range and if you things like this then it is a good place to visit.