We finally left Singita and I am currently writing this on our flight from Durban to Port Elizabeth.

At 11:15 am, we started our drive to Mozambique airport which lasted for 2 hrs. We got the time to shop a little bit so I brought shot glasses for my dear drinking buddies. 

We have flown to Durban. Durban seemed nice from above. Adele said that there are a lot of Indians here so there will be a lot of curry restaurants, she also said that it is good for the beach but more for the locals than tourists. Durban Airport is nice where you can also do some shopping. We grabbed some burgers that we are too full to eat the refreshments during out flight now. I gave mine to the one beside me instead and I ordered water for drinks only. Refreshments in SA flights mean either bread or chips and nuts which does not look attractive. 

Anyway we were almost late for this flight as we had really taken some time to go to the gate. Port Elizabeth is the windiest place as mentioned and we saw a lot of bars too. 

We finally left Kirkman's Kamp and have moved on to Singita Ebony. If you really want to be pampered, I think Singita is the best option so far. I realized by now that I would love to live in South Africa as I have been really enjoying every moment I am here.

Anyway, it was a bit of drive to Singita. From Sabi Sabi, it was an hour drive that I cannot help but dozed a little bit. It was a hot, dusty and bumpy ride that made me really nauseous,. i knew though that I have to keep on talking to Adelle to make her not feel sleepy, but Sheena was sleeping at the back already and my eyes were just getting heavier every moment. 

We found Singita Ebony as a really nice surprise. The hardware was outstanding, here are the photos I have taken:

The cozy common area

The Spa

The afternoon game drive was different. Singita presents everything very well from lunch until dinner. Shelley, our ranger was very friendly and nice. During the dinner, she said she was a veterinarian and she is from New Zealand but because it doesn't have much animals, she moved to South Africa which is like a paradise to her. The game drive was milder compared to Kirkman's Camp. Here, we were being well taken care of. We did saw the same things like Rhinos (so many of them there) and a lot of antelopes. We also saw a lot of elephants but we were very careful that we did not put on our flashlight because they will definitely attack us if we did. 

In Singita, everyone is really professional that they already know what you need before you even thought about it. This evening, I have tasted an African white wine finally and it was real good that I feel that my head is really heavy now. The real highlight of the evening is how the Africans dance their heart out during dinner around the bonfire. It is just amazing!