Lodges in Durban

... from one of South Africa's most beautiful stadiums. It holds 68,000 people, and getting in and out wasn't too tricky. Durban built some nice, spacious fan walks along the beach and in the city, which made getting around very easy. ...

... Toyota Corolla, along a dusty track and we’d become used to our 4 wheel drive 'Bakkie’. We passed numerous safari lodges with their own private game areas. We arrived at Jembisa Lodge in Limpopo just after 3pm and it was stiflingly hot. ...

... lodges op de hele trek met allemaal dezelfde prijzen. Alleen de kok is anders. Dit maakt het kiezen makkelijk en kunnen de lodges ook niet tegen elkaar uitgespeeld worden. Een goed en rechtvaardig systeem. De tweede dag  is zwaar, we moeten 1300 ...

... . Two people stayed in each lodge and they were literally in the middle of the woods quite spread apart. Wooden pathways connected the lodges to each other and to the main restaurant and blue Christmas lights were hung all over the trees to light the way ...

... – maybe not such a bad idea. 26/04/07 An early start had me taking down all relevant information from the lodges various display boards, including promises of other paradises in Malawi and Uganda. Soon after 9am I was crammed in the landcruiser, ...

... before we left saying that they should pay attention to what they were going to see as working in the local game farms and lodges is a possible career option for youth in Vaalwater. In one of those little ironies that come up every now and again, Mary ...

... . We then set down for coffee in the bush. This gave me a chance to talk to grant about business and comparisons to other lodges. I think my first impression of the staff and lodge was wrong. They were very nice and happy to help. After the drive I had ...

... the same lodge I had stayed in during my previous visit to Petauke but it was full. From there we tried several other lodges which were also full; a surprising situation for Petauke. Eventually we arrived at a real dive called Willy's Motel. At that point ...