The Illustrious Traveller

28/10/2014

New speed cameras in Cape Town.

http://mybroadband.co.za/news/hardware/111720-new-cape-town-speed-camera-system-how-it-works.html

13/10/2014

Travelling abroad or at home, here's some handy (no pun intended) advice on how people are stealing your pin code and how to avoid it.

http://sfglobe.com/?id=15911&src=fbfan_15911

This lady has no idea what this man is about to do after she enters her ATM pin.

24/09/2014

Mmmmm! Yum!

freshly baked bread EVERY SINGLE MORNING at Wild Lubanzi Backpackers ... a treat you shouldn't miss!!

10/09/2014

Whales on the Wild Coast!

25/08/2014

Make sure you're prepared for some cold weather on your travels around S.A this week.

South Africans have been warned to get ready for yet another intense cold front over the next few days.

29/07/2014

South Africa has a new low-cost airline about to be air-borne again. Their first flight will be on the 16th October 2014. Keep your eyes open for good deals or let us do it for you and just drop us an inquiry whenever you need.

That’s right, South Africa’s TRUE low cost carrier is back with ticket prices that will make our competitors green with envy! With ticket prices as low as R399 for flights between Cape Town and PE, or R499 between Cape Town and Jozi, we guarantee you it will be

12/06/2014

We hope you laugh as much as we did with this one :-D

http://www.slate.com/blogs/lexicon_valley/2014/06/11/squirrel_germans_have_a_tough_time_pronouncing_that_word_though_to_be_fair.html

A few years ago, Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson pointed out that the best way to expose a German spy would be to ask them to say the word "squirrel," because "no German, no matter how well they speak English, can say 'squirrel.'" So naturally, someone tested the premise and...

11/06/2014

Agreed!

~Enough said!

09/06/2014

Excellent article on travel!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/africaandindianocean/kenya/10880688/Kenya-is-it-safe-to-travel.html?fb

Tourists are being scared away from Kenya. Here, one safari veteran explains why, while another urges Britons to keep visiting