We thought it would be cool to visit the Point of Human Origin this morning before hitting the road, but didn’t realize we couldn’t just explore at our own pace. It’s a 90-minute tour that requires pre-booking, and in my typical fashion, I didn’t check until about 8:30am. It seems super cool because it contains […]
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If you missed Day 1 and want to read it before you start this one, click here! Today we’re heading to Mossel Bay for the *actual* beginning of the Garden Route. On our drive through Swellendam, there are several little homemade signs leading us towards a “Faerie Sanctuary.” We were just going to stop in
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We’re leaving our cozy set up in Muizenberg (Cape Town), where we’ve been staying with Chesney’s aunt, uncle, and grandmother for the past 2 months…. to start South Africa’s beautiful Garden Route! We’re just going for a week; driving out to Plettenberg Bay and back. The Garden Route is technically just the stretch between Mossel Bay
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Back in the golden days of Airbnb, before it was mostly property management companies or a full-time business for many hosts, it was more common to stay with real people. This was an especially significant feature when travelling on a budget.
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Ahhh air travel. I truly believe it has never been worse than it is right now. Airlines can be pretty annoying about all their rules. I now go out of my way to avoid flying through the US, regardless of the airline, because all the customs and security stuff drives me crazy. But New Zealand
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You’ve likely read about, heard, or experienced some recent horror stories about airlines worldwide dropping the ball. Cancelled flights, lost baggage, and insanely long lines to get through security or customs have somehow become the norm. It sucks the joy out of travelling and can cause some anxiety. This all kicked off right after I
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I love a good boba, but there is a lot of bubble tea in Newmarket. Like, a suspicious amount. They seem to just keep on coming… which begs some questions. How do they all stay in business? How do customers choose? Is this somehow a highly profitable industry? Is it just an easy front for
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