Moving to South Africa by train, from Botswana with my friend Marco. By Daniele Somenzi

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South Africa by train

The train arrives from Bulawayo, and I'm with Mark. All night traveling from north to south throughout Botswana.
Customs officers at 3 am wake us up for passport control and then continue to sleep in bunks until dawn.
We are meeting in Johannesburg after 25 hours of travel. The first part actually pulled by a steam locomotive. Then diesel to the end.
Here we go in an agency Marco and I travel and leave for a week in Port Elizabeth including flights and overnight stays with breakfast and Elizabeth sun in 4 stars.
We rent bicycles for a day 2 and the lift from the parking lot, climb up on the tenth floor in your room with our bicycles.
One day in addition to being in the sea and go swimming with a car to visit a lion park.
The return flight to Johannesburg is a 737 (200) of South African Airways. We spend another night in Joburg and left for Europe the next day in the evening. Almost all flights to Europe are nocturnal.