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48 Hours in Durban with Curiocity

By: Farirai March 25, 2019August 31, 2019
TravelDurban, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Reviews2 Comments on 48 Hours in Durban with Curiocity

I spent 48 hours in Durban, South Africa with Winnie (@Justrioba) a travel blogger from Kenya. We stayed at Curiocity Africa hostel and did as many of their activities that we could fit in.

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Weak passport travel . To travel to London as African passport holders we have to get a visa appointment, get our paperwork together, leave work early to get to the consulate and pay for the visa without guarantee that it will get approved. It’s extra work and extra money. . If all your paperwork is in order it’s not so stressful. The most important thing is getting that visa appointment as early as possible. If you leave it for too late, there might not be an available appointment and there’s no way to work around that. You’ll have everything booked and won’t be able to go 😩 . Some good news for African passport holders: Nigeria is in support of the free movement of Africans within Africa. From Jan 2020, African passport holders will be able to get a visa upon arrival when traveling to Nigeria 💃🏿 . 📷 @photowalk_in_london 💗
I noted all the lessons I learnt during my 2 weeks in London and I’ve shared them all in a blog post: Tips for your first time in London . Link in bio 😁 Feel free to add to the list
London eye see you 😜 . To get this view of the London Eye you need to be on the opposite side of the Thames River. Get off the tube at Westminster Station. Walk around the corner to get to Victoria Embankment. Hop onto the ledge and pose without falling into Thames River. You really can fall in, be careful :) . Thank you @photowalk_in_london for this pic ❤️ Had so much fun with you this day. Check her out on Airbnb experiences
I had to! . 📷: @photowalk_in_london ❤️

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