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Ibis Lodge Durban

51 Highlands Road, Durban North Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Well back to the first world (well almost!)

A travel blog entry by maclaren

... the transport and safety requirements are more substantial in South Africa, something I am very happy about. After an hour of snoozing I was leaving Mozambique and heading into Swaziland. The transition was seamless and within another hour I was leaving Swaziland for South Africa.


There was an instant change at the border; this was demonstrated by the toilet ...

Surfers, Elephants and African vibe

A travel blog entry by marinafaycal

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... 8221; I have a lion just in front of me and it's not a sweet little kitty. But nevertheless we saw lions. We had a great few hours drive, seeing kudus, antelopes, turtles, warthogs, which I absolutely adore, and the usual animals that are easy to spot but no elephants! We are in elephant land but we can't see them. What are the odds? Well we decided to cool down in the pool for a while and give it another shot in the afternoon. And we did well. As I drove out we saw a few cars ...

TIA - This Is Africa!

A travel blog entry by christinas

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... dann wieder Mal mit der ganzen Familie Wallace Campen nach Theewaters - dort lernte ich Kelly, die 23 jährige Tochter einer Freundin von Kim aus George, kennen, welche dann mit uns zurück nach Kapstadt fuhr.
Das Campen hat mir dieses Mal auch noch viel besser gefallen - nicht mehr gar so viele Leute und wir sind auch nur eine Nacht geblieben ;). Auf dem Surfboard konnte ich mich diesmal verbessern und bin noch relativ lange ...

DURBAN - A WINTER WONDERLAND

A travel blog entry by kimssouthafrica

... done with ease here
at this place ...

Be Easy Zambezi

A travel blog entry by jzafricajourney

... bus to the border, and this border im my experience had the best scenery of any border i have ever seen. It was a bridge overlooking victoria falls. Im almost sure there isnt a better setting for a border between two countries in the world. I walked about the 3km until i made it to the zimbabwe immigration and i crossed in. Then i walked another 3km to the tourist town of Victoria falls Zimbabwe. At one point Zimbabwe's currency was so poor that they ...