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Desert Roads in Namibia

Desert Roads in Namibia

After kayaking down the Orange River which straddles South Africa and Namibia, my overland tour and I crossed over the river and the border, entering Namibia. The border crossing was easy, and most of us didn’t require visas, which is…

Stephanie WilliamsOctober 22, 2019October 22, 2019 Africa, Namibia 1 Comment
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In which I join a group tour….West Coast of South Africa

In which I join a group tour….West Coast of South Africa

In which I go against my travel nature and join a group tour for three weeks. In all of my years of travel, I have never done a group tour. I have done day tours, of course, and the odd…

Stephanie WilliamsOctober 20, 2019October 20, 2019 Africa, South Africa 1 Comment
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Hiking on the Garden Route of South Africa

Hiking on the Garden Route of South Africa

After Alysson left from Capetown, I headed to another hostel for one night, where I pretty much rested all day and had a very early night. Two weeks of wine tasting takes its toll! I had an open ended Baz…

Stephanie WilliamsOctober 11, 2019October 11, 2019 Africa, South Africa No Comments
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Back to Cape Town

Back to Cape Town

Feeling refreshed after our night at the hot springs, we headed to a winery for lunch before heading back to Cape Town. I think we managed 8 or 9 wineries in our time in South Africa, which is fairly impressive…

Stephanie WilliamsOctober 9, 2019October 9, 2019 Africa, South Africa 1 Comment
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The Southernmost point of Africa, ostrich riding, hot springs, and white supremacists.

The Southernmost point of Africa, ostrich riding, hot springs, and white supremacists.

After a bit of a late start in Cape Aghulus, we headed out to explore the southernmost point of Africa, hiking up a very steep lighthouse, walking the coast, and taking the necessary geographical sign photos. Cape Aghulus is a…

Stephanie WilliamsSeptember 25, 2019September 25, 2019 Africa, South Africa 2 Comments
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Wine Route- Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Hermanus

Wine Route- Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Hermanus

Luggage in hand, the next morning we finally got going, stopping at a beautiful, old, storied winery in the hills of Stellenbosch, before continuing onto Franschhoek, a lovely small town in the heart of wine country. It’s a bit of…

Stephanie WilliamsSeptember 16, 2019September 24, 2019 Africa, South Africa 1 Comment
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Cape Town

Cape Town

After finally arriving in Cape Town, albeit without my bags, again, I had a day before my friend (and former roommate) arrived for two weeks. As my bag was coming that night, or the next day, I didn’t bother going…

Stephanie WilliamsSeptember 7, 2019September 24, 2019 Africa, South Africa 2 Comments
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Transit adventures- Sri Lanka to South Africa

Transit adventures- Sri Lanka to South Africa

Indian visa in hand, I boarded my flight to Mumbai without any incidents. I had a hotel booked that was about a 10 minute walk to the airport, so I ignored all the taxi touts and started on my way.…

Stephanie WilliamsAugust 31, 2019August 31, 2019 Africa, Ethiopia, South Africa, Sri Lanka 1 Comment
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Visa adventures- Kandy and Trinco

Visa adventures- Kandy and Trinco

After leaving my friends on the train as they headed to Colombo to fly out, I spent a couple of nights in Kandy trying to sort out a transit visa for India. Looking at flights from Sri Lanka to South…

Stephanie WilliamsAugust 28, 2019August 28, 2019 Sri Lanka 1 Comment
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Sri Lanka revisited- Arugam Bay and Ella

Sri Lanka revisited- Arugam Bay and Ella

If you’re wondering why I went to Sri Lanka, as I had already been a couple of years ago, it was to meet a couple of friends I had met 10 years prior traveling in Southeast Asia. There were about…

Stephanie WilliamsAugust 25, 2019August 25, 2019 Sri Lanka No Comments
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We’re Stephanie Williams and Marieke Gow, two friends brought together by our obsession with travel.  Since we live on opposite sides of Canada, we mainly only see each other during our epic travels. We started this blog in 2014 during our first joint trip (India) as a way to share stories from the road with friends, family and whoever else might be interested.  Since then, we have explored a number of countries together and independently and continue to journal our experiences on the Borderline Crazy Blog.

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