Africa Travel Tips and Travel Advice

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#16 of 175 general tips & advice in Africa

Help Heal Kenya! 1 review Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Kenya Jaqson says: The world loves Kenya. I have received messages of encouragement and hope from people of all walks of life. Thank you all. I am happy to say that though there is still blood shed in Kenya, calm is being restored and the situation is slowly getting back normal. The former UN Secretary General Mr. Ko…

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Getting to / from the Airport 1 review Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Cape Town, South Africa vicke says: Finding a shuttle to the airport at prices locals can afford is extremely difficult. Luckily, a friend passed on a tip (thanks Alistair!) and so I found Centurion Tours - +27 21 934 8281 - and was ever so impressed! Good price, professional service and really pleasant driver made the trip a pleasure…

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Kitesurf Le Morne 1 review Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Mauritius jype says: Best kitesurf spot! Nice spot, paradisiac water, strong wind and good people! Everything to have fun and enjoy your kitesurf holiday!

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#19 of 175 general tips & advice in Africa

Unique Things to do in Cape Town 1 review Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Cape Town, South Africa Nabilah23 says: -Experience a Cape Malay Cooking Safari in the historic Bo Kaap District. -Have a seaside Picnic alongside a colony of African Penguins at Boulders Beach -Abseil a 1000 feet off the top of Table Mountain or stay over in a tented camp! -Go on a full moon hike up Lions Head on a warm summers …

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Saving money in your trip 1 review Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Nairobi, Kenya tirsomaldonado says: I usually organize all my trips by my own, buying the plane tickets through the Internet and booking all hotels directly. This time I just thought it was too risky, but now that I know how everything goes I would encourage you to avoid travel agencies. They are not 100% bullet proof when problems a…

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Telecommunications 1 review Cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Egypt wiedemann says: One of the most important things to have when you do a trip that is not part of an organized tour, is a cellphone... Egypt is on the GSM band and its service providers are vodafone and Mobinil... They are ultra reliable networks as opposed to the US you will have reception almost everywhere you go i…

#22 of 175 general tips & advice in Africa

Riding camel in the desert 1 review Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Erg Chebbi, Morocco wermar says: When you are in the small Saharan Berben village you can go to Erg Chebbi if you survived the desert storm. Take a ride by a camel to the highest and hottest dunes in the Sahara Desert of Morocco.

#23 of 175 general tips & advice in Africa

Wilmarine Tours & Safaris 1 review Cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Mombasa, Kenya bigmac993 says: Owners name is Wilmina Mpapale and she is really very customer orientated. I was very pleased with her tours to Tsavo East National Park and of Mombasa, Kenya. She also has several other tours I did not get to go on due to time limitations but I will go back soon and take a few more tours.

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Safety 1 review Free! "General Tip & Advice" in Egypt nienkeham says: Don't travel alone (esspecially as a woman...)!

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Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Kenya 1 review Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Nairobi, Kenya Africancrab says: Like entebbe, Jomo Kenyatta is expensive. It is Kenya's main airport and one that services many flights in and out of East Africa including Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. Jomo Kenyatta is a relatively big airport with a much nicer business lounge than a few I have been to. The open tra…

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How to Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. 1 review Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Vagabondatheart says: Standing atop the Uhuru (Freedom in Swahili) summit on Mt. Kilimanjaro, there’s a sense of accomplishment that you’ll probably not fully internalize until you’re back near sea level and looking back at the beautiful snow capped mountain. With more oxygen to facilitate your accomplishment, itâ…

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Top attractions in Cape Town 1 review Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Cape Town, South Africa bramwan says: The top things to do in Cape Town in no particular order: - Table Mountain (climb or cable car depending on time of year) - Robben Island (to visit Nelson Mandela's cell and get a great tour from an ex-inmate) - Cape Point via Chapmans Peak drive (to see where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet)…

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Coach Trips in Egypt 1 review Free! "General Tip & Advice" in Egypt jadetamzin says: I have recently come back from Egypt. I was having a wonderful time and loved the Egyptian people and there culture. But unfortunately my holiday was cut short and i flew home ten days early due to a horrific accident on a coach. This trip was booked in England before my departure. I was due to leav…

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The wonderfully busy Cairo 1 review Cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Cairo, Egypt andrewmarshall says: Well first off 1 warning, when they say don't drink the water, they MEAN IT! I spent 3 days in Luxor, very sick with what they thought was Typhoid, but turns out it was just dysentary, either way bloody horrible illness. The bazaar was fantastic, if you haggled everything became quite cheap and the …

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Khayelitsha Township 1 review Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Khayelitsha, South Africa Luvuyo says: Khayelitsha is one of the largest townships in South Africa with a population of roughly one million residents. Like many of the townships in South Africa it is often viewed as a violent place where people, especially whites, should not go. I lived in this township with a host family for 5 weeks and…

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