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Cape Town to Durban

rudi1978 · 2006-03-01 14:52:15

Is three weeks long enough to travel from cape town to durban without too much hassel and what are the main things to do on this route? Any help really appreciated.

01-03-2006 2:52pm

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rudi1978

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Is three weeks long enough to travel from cape town to durban without too much hassel and what are the main things to do on this route? Any help really appreciated.

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#2 01-03-2006 2:58pm

RobEire

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Yup, more than enough time to cover that distance.

Main attractions - Cape Town travelling south to Agulhas (southernmost point of Africa) then onward along the garden route - george, knysna, plettenberg bay, tsitsikamma forest, otter trail, etc. East London (some small game reserves), Buffalo River, Fish River, etc then Port Elizabeth (more game reserves, nice scenery). Not sure about the rest of the coastline through the old homelands but then Natal is lovely as well - small coastal towns, magnificent scenery, etc. Am sure others could be more specific.

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