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Jeffreys Bay: Surf’s up, dude
Posted by daveb on October 23rd, 2008
Our last day on the Garden Route — and our penultimate in South Africa, oh no!
Balls, we’ve just about left the best ’til last and sadly only have one evening and one morning to spend at Jeffreys Bay. The Island Vibes backpackers hostel put us into a wonderful beach front room with patio doors opening onto a deck area adjacent to the sand (separated by razor wire, of course). We can’t tell you much about the town, other than the restaurant at which we ate was really poor and the Billabong factory outlet shop is cheap (for brand-name nonsense, anyways).
We can tell you that the backpackers hostel was really great, that we had the sea to ourselves for our early morning surf and that we’d really love to come back for a while longer to brush-up on our surfing skills. And yes, I’m still terrible at ‘surfing’, or whatever you could call my waterborne attempts…
SQ adds: You should have seen the amount of purchases we made at the Billabong store between us. Our already over-flowing backpacks meant we had to wear half the stuff on the plane :o) But it was cheap, dude.
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