Australian Cancun?! Damn ima see a whole bunch of drunk ass CaCs then?
Australian Cancun?! Damn ima see a whole bunch of drunk ass CaCs then?
My cousin and her boyfriend went in September and told me they stayed in Ubud which is straight up in the forest. Told me it was very tranquil and they had a relaxing time. shyt I wanna be close to the airport but don’t wanna deal with any bytch ass Australians
Hmm, so the resorts are kinda like the suburbs, so maybe she chose a real tranquil one. But when you go from your resort into town, it’s very touristy. And I forgot the name of the section, starts with an S, but that’s super ritzy and full of Aussie/kiwi party goers and vacationers. Good news tho, aussies and kiwis are some of the most fun white people I’ve been around lol
My cousin and her boyfriend went in September and told me they stayed in Ubud which is straight up in the forest. Told me it was very tranquil and they had a relaxing time. shyt I wanna be close to the airport but don’t wanna deal with any bytch ass Australians
It seems like we have the same experiences lol, Aussies know how to party whenever we run into them. Not nearly as uptight or worried about being polite as Englanders
Thanks for the tipI’m looking at these Airbnbs in Johannesburg.
Let me get this position I’ve been gunning for and it’s a wrap. I’m taking 3 weeks off before I start.
Bout to get it popping in Maboneng
Booked another 7 days here in Cape Verde. .
the sun, the beaches and the sisters here are just
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Locals drive like fukking maniacs along it too. It's a 30-35 mile drive that takes between 90 minutes and two and a half hours. It was pouring during certain sections when I went too. It's just nonstop winding up, up and down the hills/mountains with a ton of one lane roads and blind corners. It's worth it though because some of the views and sights are amazing. Certain areas made me feel like I was on the set of Jurassic Park. There are black sand beaches once you get through it too.
Second trip was to Tofino and Ucluelet a couple weeks ago to go storm watching. It's a trip in and of itself just to get there. I'm talking a ferry from the mainland of the US or Canada plus a 3-5 hour drive on top of that unless you've got the money to charter a private plane there. The towns are on a peninsula on the west coast of Vancouver Island in the middle of nowhere. The beaches are beautiful there and stretch on forever in quite a few spots. The area is very popular in the summer time even though the water is always pretty cold. Surfing is very popular there because of the great waves.
Anyway, if you're a nature lover and enjoy the peacefulness of the waves, there are plenty of hotels on the water where you will hear the waves crashing all night long from your room. It was nice to be there without very many tourists. Very easy to get in and out of places/park. The views along the coast were spectacular and the nature trails we walked on were great. There are rainforests all over the island. Tons of big waves beating on the coast line. I'll let the pictures say the rest:
