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South Africa is an exhilarating and complex country. With its post-apartheid identity still in the process of definition, there is undoubtedly an abundance of energy and a sense of progress about the place. Travellers are returning to a remarkable land that has been off the trail for way too long.
The infrastructure is constantly improving, the climate is kind and there are few better places to see Africa's wildlife. But if you want to understand South Africa, you'll have to deal with the full spectrum; poverty, the AIDS pandemic and violence remain a problem.
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Sun, 28 Jan 2018 | By nn-onthemove | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 28 Jan 2018 | By nn-onthemove | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 28 Jan 2018 | By nn-onthemove | Views [67]
We arrived on Dec 11, 2017 from the US a bit delayed due to snow in both Boston and London!! In Johannesburg we rented a van for the 6 of us and headed off to see our neice Charlotte's Peace Corps family, village, and school. We spent an afternoon ... Read more >
Fri, 24 Nov 2017 | By travellife | Views [153]
Before we start, a little bit about me. I'm from the Helderberg area, although it's only about 40km away from Cape Town, I rarely get the opportunity to explore the area. I'm a competitive Counter-Strike player, and also a bit of a car nut, ... Read more >
Tags: city, counter-strike, esports, gaming, mall, sandton
Thu, 5 Oct 2017 | By catherineschmit | Views [132]
For most people, traveling seems an intangible luxury that they cannot afford because of daily obligations and responsibilities. For this reason, when they have the opportunity to break free from routine and monotony, they must enjoy every second and ... Read more >
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Fri, 15 Sep 2017 | By pbm6 | Views [196]
Cape Town / Khayelitsha.
Out of the city of Cape Town, the low rise townships spread across the landscape each side of the highway like some sheet metal and wood foliage. In the township of Khalelitsha, the Noluthando Educare Centre was founded ... Read more >
Tags: cape town, fantafrica, noluthando educare centre, townships, transformational journeys
Thu, 27 Jul 2017 | By bombardo-family | Views [201]
Shark Diving!
Our first attempt at shark diving was niched by the weather. After some rearranging, we get it rescheduled for 3 days later. It is with a different company and in a different bay. We are ... Read more >
Tags: africa, cage diving, mossed bay, shark diving, western cape
Tue, 25 Jul 2017 | By bombardo-family | Views [133]
Brooklyn melt down on the whale watching cruise...
Going into this 10 month trip we knew as a family that we would have some hiccups and we may not always have good days. Our first melt down happened with our oldest, Brooklyn, on our whale watching ... Read more >
Tags: melt down, south africa, whales
Wed, 21 Jun 2017 | By pbm6 | Views [381]
After L’Agulhas, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Indian Ocean at the southernmost point of the African continent, I take a detour towards Hermanus along the coast road. The drive is spectacular. The canyons of the coast are covered with the ... Read more >
Tags: bettys bay, fantafrica, penguins, stony point reserve, transformational journeys
Tue, 30 May 2017 | By steve_and_emma | Photo Gallery
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