Cintsa is further down what they call the wild coast in south africa, it is a point where the sea actually starts getting warmer and isnt freeeeeezing.

We drove to cintsa with Jay (bazbus driver) he was lovelly, him and his wife colected stuff and as he drove all the distance for his job he handed it out to the needy, he had collected things like string, books, card games, bread, rice, socks, old tshirts, anything, and even some people ridding the bus ended up handing out things.

The best part of it was the expretions on the faces of the people when they got things, there was this little kid who had the biggest smile on his face just because he had been given a pair of socks, he looked at his mother and smiled and laughed as if it was the best present ever.

That kid made you feel guilty for all those times youv gone out drunk left your wallet lying somewhere and lost all your money or the time you decided to buy yourself something just because you could and not because you needed it.

i know you see adverts on tv all the time, but to actually drive past the people and see how those who have nothing live, it gives you a perspective of how hard life is and if you dont try to do something with it you wont have anything, no ones just going to hand it to you, you have to fight for it and earn it.

anywayyys back to cintsa

huge hostel, looked more like a village of its own, once again we were camping, there was a bar next to the tent so we played ping pong not that the ball ever hit the table playing with denise

we also attempted canoeing but fell straight in as josh has no balance haha we spent the next 15 to 20 minutes trying to put it the right way up and get water out, then finally we attempted canoeing.

Cintsa was nice but it was in the middle of nowhere and appart from the hostel there was NOTHINGGGGG :)