Albany Hotel Durban
Smith Street, Albany Grove Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, 4001, South Africa
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Road Trip and more...
... up going back the following day for a reef dive which was great. It was relaxing, beautiful...some amazing fish and coral. The visibility was great, the water was calm...I was a happy girl!
In the evening the whole dive crew had a braai which was a lot of fun...it was a perfect end to all the chaos!
Quote of the day: Dont just get older, get better. Live realistically. Give generously. Adapt willingly. Trust fearlessly. Rejoice daily.
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Surfers, Elephants and African vibe
... for more thieves. So we got a machete, just in case the thieves would come back... Great stuff! Finally at 2 am, after a day of 9 hours driving, broken window and police we went up to the tent. Could we sleep? Well let me tell you that when you sleep on a car that has just had its window smashed and you know that the place is unsecured and you have a machete next to you, you don't sleep that well. But most of all we were very angry! One can of course always have bad luck and ...
TIA - This Is Africa!
... hab ich dann beim Staff-Meeting von YFC beigewohnt und erfahren was ich jetzt so die nächsten 4 Wochen machen werd und in was für Projekten ich mitarbeiten werde: Somit war ich Montags und Dienstags im Shelter - einem Haus gleich nebenan von unserem in welchem ca 15 Mädchen für jeweils 1 Jahr untergebracht werden, betreut werden, einen geregelten Tagesablauf haben, zur Schule gehen, und Dinge wie Putzen, Kochen, Waschen usw ...
Reunited and It Feels So Good
... acres of land, a swimming pool, and a giant house that was decorated impeccably -- a stunning introduction to South Africa, and a great place to acclimatize after our long journey south.
After spending some time catching up and chatting in the manse's beautiful kitchen and taking divine showers in one of the many luxurious bathrooms, we reassembled downstairs to find a fine spread Despi had prepared for a late afternoon lunch. Shortly after sitting down at ...
Gold City, Mountain Kingdoms and Zulu Warriors
Without any form of regret we stayed in Johannesburg. I learnt about South African history, politics and its people. I was amazed to see what the Boers (Dutch farmers) had achieved in terms of agriculture. Their forefathers, by sheer hardwork, turned arid land into cultivated farm lands was truly remarkable. We learnt about the politics, what the thinking was behind apartheid by the Afrikaans and the uprising against ...
This hotel was formerly known as: The Royal Hotel



