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Best way to see South Africa? |
 Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 10:57 pm |
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| I'm looking to travel the garden route from Port Elizabeth to Cape Town.
I really dont wanna rough it too much as after 6 months of travel I'm getting sick of low end back packing. Are there any good organisations that could offer a package that would be good to do? Perhaps some transport suggestions and/or nice places to stay along the way??   |
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| Posted: Thu Oct 1, 2009 1:03 pm |
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| Bas Bus is not the cheapest travel bus but fun you can hop on and off along your route and they will drop you off at hostels along the way. other buses are Intercape / Greyhound.
You could hire a car and drive, or cheack out hostel notice boards, or gumtree You may be able to get a lift with other people going that way. Plettenburg Bay is a lovely town to stay in you can skydive, surf, visit an elephant sancturary, go ziplinning in the rain forest or just chill out. I couchsurfed there staying with a couple of really nice guys who owned a club in the town. there are a few good hostels there. knysna had a good craft market and Mossel bay is good for whale watching (seasonal). If your into surfing Jefferies Bay is a must, i cant surf but still enjoyed it there there is a hostel called island vibe, it is right on the beach really cool place to stay some good day trips, the factory shops for billabong/ quick silver, rebel, & rip curl are great value alot cheaper than high street shops. well hope to have been some help any other questions feel free to ask my e-mail is orca2_uk@yahoo.co.uk xx |
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