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St Helena
As we approached St Helena I felt so relieved that the sail was coming to an end because of the shear heat we had experienced and the boredom that had slowly set in. I must admit though that on first sight the island did not appear to have much to offer. The huge rocky cliffs had us all saying, “At least we are only here for 3 days”. This however was not the case at all! Our stay in St Helena has probably been the most enjoyable ...
St Helena here we come
Went back to St Helena this year great place to be no stress blue oceans big fish to catch lot to do to interact and ask questions
I recomend staying at the Consulate Hotel and the farmlodge hotel
click here to get information on the hotel people news and information http://www.clickonsthelenaisland.com the st Island community online
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St Helena
... the captain said he had ordered them in advance, yeah right), anyway these are the first we seen so far; every day there are shoals of flying fish leaping out of the water on either side of our wake and skimming the water for some considerable distance in the winds before effortlessly shooting back into the sea like some bullet fired from a gun. Norovirus is still a problem but no increases in cases have ...
In Search of Napoleon
A memorable visit to one of the most remote places on the planet. The journey from Cape Town to St. Helena takes 5 days.
In Napoleon's day many ships called in on their way around the Cape. Since the opening of the Suez Canal the island has fallen into sad decline. It is visited by a few cruise ...


