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Stayed the night here. A car park in a park. Lots of bins around which is handy, used the picnic shelters in the rain. Nice park to walk around as well. Bathrooms were ok.

Long stretch of clean, pebbled beach with beautiful clean, gentle sea. Great spot to stop over night.

Good spot to get some rest. I just used the parking lot for the Bramble WMA, very quiet and out of the way. Was treated to the sunrise over the field in the morning.

Nos quedamos más de 4 días aquí, estacionamos frente a la playa, es un sector muy lindo y con harta precencia de aves. El sector es tranquilo y pasa gente pero son todos locales o visitantes por lo cual el ambiente es muy bueno.

Lo bueno; Sector tranquilo puedes quedarte harto tiempo y descansar, hay algo de comercio cerca por si quieren comprar suministro, es una sector de harta pezca. La señal de telefono y 4g es buena (4 de 5)

Lo malo: mucho viento, procuren ir con una casa bien hermetica que no se les cuele el viento (el viento es desde las 10 de la noche hasta como las 10 de la mañana, el resto del dia es muy agradable).

Posto bem localizado na entrada da cidade, com ponto de agua e descarte para motohormes, banhos quentes e wifi

What a great experience, the owner is a great and very friendley host. Everthing is possible and he can help with everthing you need. lovely place for any size of Rig. we are 3.90m high and 9m long. you can use electricity.

WORST DEAL IN AFRICA

shame on me that ive came without reading the comment first

Concidering the fact that the room coast 300000gf so 32 euros, it might be the worst deal ive encounter in 10 years crossing this continent.

for this price you have
- No AC
- No fan
- No toilet in the room
- No shower in the room
- No moskito net
- Not even curtance at the Windows (hello sunshine and intimacy)

and the owner (the less welkoming person ive met) almost laught when I asked if there was à breakfast.

No double bed (you need the ensuite room for that) and the matress dont fit the size of the bedspring so its up to you : do you want your head or your feet to be higher.

the hôtel is not the only overpriced thing her as the restaurant is ridiculous. she asked 150 000 for a pizza, didnt know we were in manhatan. So i ask for the most expansive omelet ive ever eaten 50k.

it is 5 am as I Wright this still not able to sleep because of all the moskitoes

Quiet rest stop just inside Wisconsin. Across the river from Dubuque, Iowa. Restrooms very clean.

Passamos a noite no estacionamento da delegacia. O posto fica até as 23, mas foi super tranquilo.

What an unexpected oasis! Very well-kept place with all amenities and a large cool pool. You can buy drinks on site. Within walking distance you can also get cheap water refills at a purificada. The restaurant is open from Wednesday to Sunday. In the evenings you can sit together and chat in German, English or Spanish. Denise gave us a very warm welcome, showed us everything and was very helpful. There are chickens that you can feed with your organic waste and two friendly dogs.
Charly is happy to organize a tour of the nearby tequila distillery Los 7 Leguas for a small fee, which is highly recommended. He also has an impressive selection of Tequilas. Don't forget to try one! Charly also bakes excellent Swiss bread every Wednesday and Saturday!! We felt very comfortable and paid 300 pesos per night for a 10-ton truck, two adults and two children.
Thank you for your kind hospitality!

It is a very basic mountain hut. I would call it more a shelter. There is nothing next to the roof. You have to bring your sleeping bag, mattress and flashlight. Some people also bring their tent.
Water you can find by a source (-29.197451, 29.42674).
We slept there on our way to Mafadi. The next day, we hiked over the Corner Pass to Mafadi. Back we went down by the Leslies Pass to the Injisuthi campground.
Be aware - you have to be a skilled hiker. There are some passages where you have to use your hand to come up. To find the way is also not always easy. We used Organic Maps to navigate.
Enjoy it - it's a breathtaking landscape ✌️

is this good for 36' motorhome with a toad? thanks

E-Visa only.
When you arrive at the border, they stamp your passport with 7 days temporary visa.

If you want to stay more, you can go to DGDN in Lomé. Print your 15 days E-Visa and give them with your passport. You can pick your passport next day at 10 o'clock with official visa for 7 next days for free.
After, you can buy a visa for next month.

To extend your visa, first you must go to the website of the DGDN and fill the correct form (go all the way down this page: https://dgdn.gouv.tg/en/title-and-documents/visa)
Bring the printed form completed and signed with your passport and one photo and ask for an extension to the visa offices. Prices have increased: now it's 25 000 for 2 extra weeks and 45 000 for an extra month. The procedure takes 24h, you can pick up your passport the next day. They'll give you a receipt in the meantime.

Frente a la municipalidad. Lugar cómodo para dormir. Pueblo silencioso. Nos sentimos seguros.

I was planning to visit the museum in the morning, do decided to stay at it’s parking lot overnight. I wanted a quiet place. There were 3 other car parked (sedan, not travellers ) at tge huge parking lot. No any signs about overnight says. I slept, it was perfect, no any road noise or any traffic, no pedestrians noone. It the morning when i woke up there were a bit more cars already including a truck with a trailer. There’re lots for RV and buses as well.

Still here. Just enter the small path on the left side of the market. Turn right at the toilets and then behind the next corner you'll find a water tap with good pressure. Water is fine to drink.

Nice camp grounds with shelter and place for hanging hammock. 25’000 the night (with the hammock and a matelas) and 10’000 for breakfast. Helpful and really friendly owner ! Access to the beach and near of the city center.

$15 for electric and water, great spots in the gorge across the road from the river. About a 20 min drive into Taos. Pay at the drop box at the front of the campground, about half the spots were full the night we were there. Heated, clean bathrooms. We hiked the trail (2.5 miles & moderately challenging) the following morning. Would definitely recommend.

Good spot except quite windy for RTT (May 13, 2024)

Fantastic spot overlooking the sea, perfect sunset. Unfortunately all of the Porto Novo peninsula is a protected area (this includes all other marked spots north of this one on the peninsula), signposted 'no camping, no campers'. Police drove past during daytime but didn't say anything. Other campers reported the do sometimes, however, not issuing fines but friendly reminders to leave. Might depend on the season. Access road is very bumpy and slow.

As mentioned. $132 pppn for camping. Every spot has a tap, electricity and braai stand. Fast WiFi, though it's best near the restaurant, so we took site 1 and were able to do everything we wanted online. Stayed two nights to recuperate from time on the road, great place for that. Nice restaurant as well and there is a shop next to the entrance gate that has all kinds of useful stuff

Nice park and super friendly staff, but they charge conservation (8$) and car (10$) per day and not per night, so if you add the 10$ for the wilderness camp, it comes to 46$ for a night in the park for one person, which is massively overpriced.

Very little game and mostly thick bush. I saw 2 warthogs and a giraffe for 5 seconds.

This probably explains why I was the only in the park, with about 50 rangers and staff…

Amazing spot. This is a real wildcamp. About 2.5 km from the road. Last bit is overgrown and it took a while to find the way to the river. Lots of elephant dung around and hyena cries at night. I ended up at a slightly different location at 16.14200, 30.26340

Comme d’habitude :) pratique arrêt en route, direct sur le bord de l’autoroute donc un peu bruyant quand même.

Great place, highly recommended.

The dinner is absolutely worth it! Book it if you have the chance! (needs to be booked 3 weeks beforehand) It was the best dinner we had in Namibia and Botswana.

The water hole is very active with lots of hippos and elephants especially. Comfortable viewing from the nice sundeck.

There's also great LTE signal from MTC Namibia

Vert nice spot under almond trees close to the water. Access 4x4 only. Max. 3 vehicles

Good kitchen Peruvian, hearty, economy and clean. S/7 per menu. At the bottom of the room there is a view on the lake

I did not know that it was the change for Pen Peruvian to Bolivianos. In my last search in Juliaca the value was 1.8 Bolivianos for S/1 Pen Peruvian. So, for S/308 Pen Peruvian, I had 550 Bolivianos. The lady was a little tired! I did the math in front of her calculator and she validated it

Good gas station, with normal prices. Has tire inflation pumps for free and has good open WiFi.