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Walk in Africa / Uncategorized / Hike and Bike

9 Aug

I was recently invited by Gustav Erlank to join a cycle tour along the Atlantic Seaboard. One of my sons came along and brought a friend. It was a magnificent day and everyone of every age enjoyed it thoroughly. That’s when I r

ealised that active people are active people . . . and that while we at WALK IN AFRICA are unashamedly walking addicts, we sometimes also enjoy the thrill of leg-powered wheels. So we have partnered with the best cycling company in Cape Town to offer some cycling options. Have a look at our first alliance offering.