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  • Uppington (GA) - Windhoek (NA) arası(Giriş ve özür: Namibya'dan yazarım bir sonraki yazımı diye düşünüyordum ama evdeki hesap çarşıya uymadı. Son 5 gündür kamp yaptığımız için teknolojiden uzağız, şikayet edemem, harikaydı.. Ama şu yazıları ve fotoları yükleyebilsem rahatlıycam yahu.. Resme Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Dec 13, 2010
  • Garden RouteBu yola düşmeyeni dövüyolar! Ciddiyim.. Güney Afrika'nın en tepilesi yolu, CapeTown ile Port Elizabeth arasında, yani bildiğiniz Afrika kıtasının en güneyindeki yaklaşık 350km'lik alan. Burası öyle efsanevi bir güzellikte ki, yolda içlenip hönkürerek ağla Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Dec 13, 2010
  • CapeTownUçağımız rüzgarda sarsıla sarsıla CapeTown'a inerken; uçağın bir sağ penceresine, bir sol penceresine baka baka, ilk defa anakara Afrika'sında olma heyecanımı gizleyemeyerek, pilottan ziyade kendimi alkışladım sanırım.. İnanılmaz, sonunda Afrika'dayım, an Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Dec 13, 2010
  • Howzit!So here goes pretty much the last installement from Africa as we leave on Wednesday for Oz (already!). Despite how sad it is to be leaving so soon I am fairly confident we will come back; Africa has completely Posted by Sydnico in Sydnee and Nico | Dec 12, 2010
  • Out of AfricaBonjour a tous, Nous voici maintenant a Cape Town, prêt pour un court vol direction Jo’burg demain et un bien plus long dans trois jours pour Perth en Australie. Notre aventure en camion s’est bien terminee. Le quad dans les dunes du Posted by Sydnico in Sydnee and Nico | Dec 12, 2010
  • South Africa Part 3 - Heading HomeBad weather and indecision pushed the fast forward button on our travels and before we knew it we were all the way up the eastern coast of South Africa to the Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park on the boarder with Posted by pmunson in Peter and Meghans Big Trip | Dec 5, 2010
  • My first blog postSo this is my first blog post. I will be keeping my readership updated with useful insight into safaris around Southern Africa. If there are any holiday hot-spots, awesome wildlife sightings, gadgets that you need to know about it will Posted by purse9644 in Safari Ramblings | Dec 1, 2010
  • Holiday fling…. My flight seat screen starts flicking, I stare at the screen wondering what/who could it be. I then received a massage reading: ‘You have a miscall from seat 26E’.Oh dear, was that what it was, a call ? Who Posted by Thuligal in Thuli Khoza's adventures | Nov 28, 2010
  • SOUTH AFRICAN'S DIY visas for the the Middle EastIn-contrast to popular belief that owning the ‘Afrique Du Suid’ (South African) ordinary travel document has limitations, I have discovered that the benefits outweights the limitations. It opens to the world of gratis visas, exemption from visas etc. Due Posted by Thuligal in Thuli Khoza's adventures | Nov 28, 2010
  • Tsitsikamma to BulungulaBeing a few weeks behind on the blog did not seem like so big a deal while we were still on the road, but now that we are back in the states it does feel a little bit weird writing Posted by pmunson in Peter and Meghans Big Trip | Nov 15, 2010
  • In closing....Being in Finland was super awesome. I grew up a lot when there. Its funny when you come back and people think you are still the same....yet you feel that growth in yourself and cant explain it. Well, in time Posted by Kratos in My Finland experience | Nov 8, 2010
  • And we now begin...Winston and I decided to set up a travelling blog. We were aware at the time, that although offered a contract for South Korea starting Feb 2011, we had no confirmation of going. However, it the midst of all the Posted by HelenWatts in The Adventures of Winston and Helen... | Nov 8, 2010
  • Before we start!Ellyness! Posted by WinstonG in The Adventures of Winston and Helen... | Nov 8, 2010
  • Whales, Ostriches and Penguins..Oh My!Home to the souls of shipwrecked sailors and lonely lighthouse keepers, the Cape of Good Hope was one of the spots that was always on my RTW checklist. I did not realize the entire cape peninsula would be just as Posted by pmunson in Peter and Meghans Big Trip | Nov 7, 2010
  • 1500 Kms in the rain!Next it was time for our own adventure! We picked up our superawesome new rental car with only 31kms on it - Albertina! Spent the first day doing Cape Point (sort of the Southernmost tip o Posted by ctravelbug in escape to africa | Oct 28, 2010
  • The Mother CityThen it was time for Cape Town finally after about 23,000 kms! Definitely had mixed feelings about the end. Happy to have some freedom and be on our own, but at the same time, going to definitely miss our Posted by ctravelbug in escape to africa | Oct 28, 2010
  • Adam and Meg Vs the Big 5... Day 2Day 2 in Kruger was pretty much more of the same... Rogue elephants, Leopard, Buffalo, Giraffes, Lion Snacks... Oh yeah and an encounter with a lioness, just us, lion snacks and a lion on a dam. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/82753/IMGP01 Posted by adamandmeg in Gone for good | Oct 26, 2010
  • Kruger.... But where is Freddy?Anyone know the song lyrics this time? Kruger national park is located abot 40 minutes drive from Graskop. It is a huge enclosure with thousands of animals including the fames Big 5. So, in our trusty little silver bullet car, we Posted by adamandmeg in Gone for good | Oct 23, 2010
  • One adventure ends, another beginsG’day from Perth, Western Australia! Since writing my last entry in Namibia the tour has finished, time was spent in beautiful Cape Town with those remaining and the last 2 weeks have been me travelling on my own making new Posted by antony25 in Escaping the Rock | Oct 22, 2010
  • Ahound South Africa Helderberg AWS: Thank You so much to Julia Evans and her entire team at the Helderberg AWS as well as all the 'pups' at the Gordon's Bay Primary school for listening to my yap with such enthusiasm. The Oscar was ZORRO: Posted by Oscar Woof in World Woof Tour | Oct 20, 2010
  • Awaiting lift-offWe have made it as far as Jo´burg and are currently waiting for lift-off to Livingstone. I am too tired to be anxious, but not too tired to get angry when the waterbottles I had bargain-hunted at Boots in Heathrow Terminal Posted by TTraveller in Africa for the anxious | Oct 19, 2010
  • Goodbye Cape TownSo this is it... Cars´s sold and apartment is empty... We are leaving tomorrow... A Hyundai Getz is not exactly like the BMW... [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/316878/CIMG0167.jpg Posted by arwen234 in Nadine and Morten travel South America | Oct 12, 2010
  • Back "home"Well we made it to South Africa! G hasn't been back since 1987 so it was his homecoming! We spent a night on the banks of the Orange River swimming (and finally showering to get the sand out of every part Posted by ctravelbug in escape to africa | Oct 7, 2010
  • Outside the WireKruger National Park is a transfrontier reserve straddling the borders of Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe. It is reputed to be one of the best game parks in the world, and it did not disappoint. Susanna and I left Maputo Posted by mbeymer in Minha História | Sep 27, 2010
  • Bullet pointsI am going to have to start writing in bullet points because I have so much to add to the blog... Wednesday 15th September * Started our tour. Met at Ashanti Lodge in the pouring rain and drove out of Cape Town Posted by julietooo in Juliet does Africa | Sep 19, 2010
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