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  • Hope in Gopane Gopane (pronounced sort of like: hope-on-ay), Kate's home for the next 20 months, has its charms...and its shortcomings. After vising her at home, I admire Kate all Posted by Lilibellil in Wanderlust to Wanderweh | Feb 1, 2008
  • Blogging from South Africa So I'm going on this 18-day safari in South Africa. The original plan was to blog continually through the trip, telling about what I'm experiensing either using internet cafes or through my phone. That was the plan. In reality things went Posted by atle in Earthwalker | Jan 28, 2008
  • Yes, in fact the views can really kill you Living in a township means you can not leave your house the way you are got used to. There is no way you can go for a walk or stay outside of your property either during the daytime or nightime Posted by tomik in All around the world in a slow pase | Dec 31, 2007
  • Views can kill Have you ever seen that beach view? Is it a beautiful view? Yes, it is! Tomorrow I will take some time to tell you how beautiful views might first seduce you and shortly after cause a deadly danger ! [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/95147/On Posted by tomik in All around the world in a slow pase | Dec 30, 2007
  • A fishing-rod and the magic sequance of development I am always glad and very much impressed to see people helping others out gratuitously. Why? It is a way of showing others the magic abilty to share. It's an extraordinary ability. I am very much a supporter of giving Posted by tomik in All around the world in a slow pase | Dec 28, 2007
  • facebook test blah blah blah Posted by splork in Trip to the UK | Dec 13, 2007
  • Two days to go! Just two more days to go before I leave for London!! Almost everything has been sorted out - all that's left is to go get some pounds and then to pack! Getting very excited now. Slowly getting ready to trade in Posted by splork in Trip to the UK | Dec 12, 2007
  • Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland & Lesotho Ok, so it's been a while. I am currently at a B&B on the Indian Ocean in Wilderness South Africa. This afternoon I am off to check out a winery in Stellenbosch. I will spend a Posted by OhnoBonobo in African Adventure | Oct 18, 2007
  • South Africa A days drive south saw us at Fish River Canyon, Africa's answer to the Grand Canyon. The local guides will tell you that it's the biggest canyon in the world, but I distinctly remember being told the same thing at Posted by TDL in The Departure Lounge | Aug 25, 2004
  • South Africa I reached in the morning of 15th August in Jo'Burg International Airport from Mumbai by SA Airlines. The in flight services were good. But I was compelled to land up in a foreign country on the day of Independence which Posted by lalatendu in world | Sep 20, 2007
  • Victoria Falls, Zambia & Johannesburg, South Africa I have FINALLY made it back to Victoria Falls/Livingston. I am staying at the Chiefs "Royal Lodge" which is nice, quiet and peaceful. I am back from Chipata, which is in the Eastern Province on the boarder of Posted by OhnoBonobo in African Adventure | Aug 30, 2007
  • Touchdown Arrived in Durban, rented our car. Jack hadn't got his licesne, but if you go into a police station in SA and swear that you can drive and Posted by WillJack in The Travels of Jack and Will | Jul 24, 2007
  • Township Tour Up to meet our tour guides at 9 in the hostel lobby. We meet Sam, a Zulu prince, and the official Guide, a white south african guy who's name I've forgotten. We chatted in the car and Posted by WillJack in The Travels of Jack and Will | Jul 25, 2007
  • Ohh Nelly . . . ! So after a few days of good food, we decide to treat ourselves and top it all with Tea at the Mount Nelson hotel – a lush throwback to colonial times, with beautiful grounds and the buildings all painted . Posted by lloydthyen in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 6, 2007
  • On Travel Sickness Lloyd could probably fly in an aerobatic plane for six hours, and then sail for three days in the wildest ocean and still feel totally fine. As for me, well I obviously have some more, um, refined genes which Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 6, 2007
  • Cape Town - 2 August to 6 August We’ve been in Africa for about three weeks now and during that time, we have used the acronym “T.I.A” to account for things not working quite as they should…… the Victoria Falls Park opening an hour later than they should…. Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 6, 2007
  • “The Big-6”. Done. We’ve been on the African continent now for just under three weeks and seen just about every predator and type of prey you can imagine. In every case we were lucky and honored to witness the strength of nature Posted by lloydthyen in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 6, 2007
  • Cape Town street smartness Cape Town is a relatively safe city. Sure it’s important to be careful but, this applies to any city that you are unfamiliar with. It is always wise to take some precautions without the need of getting to feel paranoid. Posted by Thelodge in Cape Town street smartness | Jul 18, 2007
  • Jozi So on the 30 March, we took the Shosholoza- Meyl train across the Karoo from Cape Town to Johannesburg. We decided that, if we intend to traverse the entire continent by local transport, we better start in our Posted by wywhafrica in wish you were here | Apr 4, 2007
  • Predeparture We had our farewell at Rafiki's in Cape Town, Kloof Street, a good week prior to departure. The venue seemed suitably relaxed, "chilled" and Cape Townian for a "farewell" to the buddying travellers. We posted a map of the African continent Posted by wywhafrica in wish you were here | Mar 30, 2007
  • later that year.... I have just finished reading John Pilgers book - "Freedom Next Time" which has reinforced some of my feelings and observations about my trip to Cape Town. I recommend it to those planning their trip. We were carefully (and often vociferously) Posted by special a in Del and Al take on the world | Jul 9, 2007
  • Finishing off..... Hi, sorry for not updating this sooner, however, we`ve been really busy getting prepared for our next trip (which you can also find on the following link : http://alandsteph.travellerspoint.com Had to change the URL! Anyway, in synopsis. Posted by Taffski in South America (Second Time lucky!) | Jul 7, 2007
  • Home Now! Well i had hoped that i would keep this posted while I was in Africa but we were always so busy i only just managed to email my parents a bit & send some postcards. It was an amazing experience Posted by tany33 in Africa 07 | Jun 29, 2007
  • South Africa This time we headed 'down under' to South Africa for a bit of sight seeing and yet another wedding. First stop Nelspruit via the delightful Jo'burg airport. Then picked up by our fabulous tour guide (Tony) and into Kruger as quickly Posted by rehgjty in Robyn and Gareth's (mis?)adventures... | Jun 13, 2007
  • South Africa We're finally in Cape Town then.... after 52 days on a ship we're now in the Big Blue Hostel (which is great!) and after last nights celebrations for our first night on shore (i.e. we all got hammered!) we're a bit Posted by Taffski in South America (Second Time lucky!) | Jun 25, 2007
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