Welcome to our Africa blog

We hope all our families and friends will log in from time to time to see how we're getting on - and just to touch base. We all know we shall miss everyone and this is one of the ways we hope to keep in touch. And, of course, we shall be logging on to Skype and emailing whenever we get the chance. This is a massive adventure for us all with a shed load of planning , but once you've fallen for Africa you just have to see more. So here we go!

Sunday 16 December 2012

Campsites

Heins Farm Ermelo South Africa

An excellent stop over approx 3 hours from Johannesburg. Very helpful people, sorted out problems with awnings etc. Easy access from N11

Mlilwane NR Swaziland

A beautiful green location, helpful staff, good facilities in excellent campsite. Well signposted access along dirt road

Hlane NR Swaziland

Even though there is no electricity another excellent campsite with helpful staff and good facilities. Sitting on a bench overlooking the Hippo pool watching crocodile, hippo and rhino has been one of the highlights so far. Easy access off main road.

Jays Marracuene Mozambique

Superb location in dunes by the sea. Helpful people. Waiting to get on ferry took about 2 hours. 4x4 needed to negotiate sandy access road.Very sandy

Praia do Chidenguele Mozambique

Excellent campsite with shady pitches with own facilities, almost en suite. Superb views and service. Easy 4x4 access, well signposted.

Barra lighthouse near Inhambane Mozambique

Superb views over the ocean. Unfortunately no level pitches available so only stayed 1 day. Sandy. 4x4 access only, not well signposted.

Ponta Murrungulo Mozambique

Excellent campsite right on beautiful beach, with good facilities.Well signposted, 4x4 needed inside site to reach camping area.
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  1. Elizabeth16 December 2012 at 20:29

    Hi - you intrepid travellers. I am trying to follow the route; keep up the good work with the blog. Hope you managed to get a good mattress and duvet Margaret and that you are taking loads of pictures. All Christmassy here in London, but very wet. We are so envious and so full of admiration. Tell us more about what you see on the way between camps. Loads of love Elizabeth and Robbie

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