A trip up Table Mountain is a must Wander. Stayed in Cape Town twice, once at the Hotel Rotunda and once at the Four Seasons, but I don't know if they are still there.
Booking your holidays
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wanderlust
finlaymcdanger
Natasha Whittam
Chairmanda
Bolton Nuts
Reebok Trotter
MartinBWFC
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22 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 9:45
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
We just loved our holiday in SA. Capetown is brilliant, as is the Garden Route drive.
23 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 9:45
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Garden route ? That doesn't sound right
24 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 16:23
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
gloswhite wrote:Garden route ? That doesn't sound right
It's right Glos..all the way from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and East London along the Drakensberg mountains. The only thing I never got to do was visit Robben Island and go in an underwater cage while they feed great White sharks with chum.
25 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 17:46
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
I feel like some people are mocking poor Martin.
This is his thread for his new job - and you lot are bragging about holidays you clearly didn't book through him.
Show some sensitivity you gobshites.
This is his thread for his new job - and you lot are bragging about holidays you clearly didn't book through him.
Show some sensitivity you gobshites.
26 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 18:11
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
I want an all in holiday, Spain.
I bet I could probably beat his price.
I bet I could probably beat his price.
27 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 18:14
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
This gobshite went to Robben Island. It was very good/informative. We drove the Garden route to PE, and then went to a safari park, which was brilliant. (we then flew to Joburg).
Nat, it shows Martin that he needs to know that his clientele will have a wide variety of tastes. and that he should be prepared for a variety of requests.
Nat, it shows Martin that he needs to know that his clientele will have a wide variety of tastes. and that he should be prepared for a variety of requests.
29 Re: Booking your holidays Fri 19 Feb - 23:10
Bolton Nuts
Admin
I was really looking for one. But sorted now. Interested to know what you would have suggested if you don't mind.
30 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 9:11
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Currently in Paarl/stellenbosch checking out the wineries. Rained all day in ct and Simons town but had a great time. Off to do the cage tomorrow in gansbaii - then garden route. Will fly from pe to Durban to stay with my cousin after that. She's having a mid life crisis and has bought a Harley so should be fun. Still buzzing about Kruger though.
31 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 9:33
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
Be nice to know whether Martin can get a good deal for someone on here, or whether it's his usual bollocks talking.
32 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 9:56
MartinBWFC
Ivan Campo
Cheapest deal I could come up with is 4 star in the Algarve AI 2 rooms including transfers £1196 all in.Biggie wrote:I was really looking for one. But sorted now. Interested to know what you would have suggested if you don't mind.
5th May
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33 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 10:25
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
Sounds like you're having the holiday of a lifetime Lusty. I'm not jealous at all. Little Hulton is an amazing place and there's nowhere else I'd rather be than here, looking out of my window, seeing the miserable weather, watching the chavs roam around with the odd middle aged scruffy bastard on their way to the shop, still in their pajamas and dressing gown, because getting dressed before you leave the house is seriously overrated and just takes away that extra ten minutes in the morning where you could be having a spliff.wanderlust wrote:Currently in Paarl/stellenbosch checking out the wineries. Rained all day in ct and Simons town but had a great time. Off to do the cage tomorrow in gansbaii - then garden route. Will fly from pe to Durban to stay with my cousin after that. She's having a mid life crisis and has bought a Harley so should be fun. Still buzzing about Kruger though.
Like I said, not jealous at all.
34 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 11:08
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
I will never understand people who go on holiday and spend it posting on websites as though they were back in England.
All I can say is you can't be having that much of a good time.
All I can say is you can't be having that much of a good time.
35 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 11:15
Boggersbelief
Nat Lofthouse
Natasha Whittam wrote:I will never understand people who go on holiday and spend it posting on websites as though they were back in England.
All I can say is you can't be having that much of a good time.
Was thinking that myself.
36 Re: Booking your holidays Sun 21 Feb - 22:29
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
No chance of a spliff here at least for today. Just finished off the day with a braii with Greg Olsen himself and had a great chat about the American elections and trump with one of the world's nicest arms manufacturers - apparently he makes drones and nanotechnology - drinking his own Olsen wine of course. We sat round a fire and got pissed like proper folk. One guest produced Zappa, steely dan and genesis and our chat with him and his American wife took me back to my youth. Cost was £75 for two of us for the room for the night plus £40 for the braii and wine. Just goes to show what creative planning can do. Off to gansbaii tomorrow to see if we can dive with great whites for 1600 rand (£80) apiece. Got to do it haven't we? Shitting myself though. If it's on we dive Tuesday morning first thing. Effing loving it. I'll no doubt get political about it later as I'm talking to the spectrum of folk in a very tense country and it's always there in the background. Magic so far though. Only Bwfc have dampened my spirits so far.Bwfc1958 wrote:Sounds like you're having the holiday of a lifetime Lusty. I'm not jealous at all. Little Hulton is an amazing place and there's nowhere else I'd rather be than here, looking out of my window, seeing the miserable weather, watching the chavs roam around with the odd middle aged scruffy bastard on their way to the shop, still in their pajamas and dressing gown, because getting dressed before you leave the house is seriously overrated and just takes away that extra ten minutes in the morning where you could be having a spliff.wanderlust wrote:Currently in Paarl/stellenbosch checking out the wineries. Rained all day in ct and Simons town but had a great time. Off to do the cage tomorrow in gansbaii - then garden route. Will fly from pe to Durban to stay with my cousin after that. She's having a mid life crisis and has bought a Harley so should be fun. Still buzzing about Kruger though.
Like I said, not jealous at all.
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