Rovos Rail - Pride of Africa. From Cape Town to Dar Es Salaam

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Published 2013-10-29
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Since its establishment in 1989, Rovos Rail has earned an international reputation for its truly world class travel experiences. Step aboard the wood panelled coaches - classics remodelled and refurbished to mint condition - and enjoy fine cuisine in five-star luxury as some of the most varied scenery imaginable unfolds beyond the windows. Recapture the romance and atmosphere of a bygone era, when privileged travellers experienced the magic and mystery of Africa in a relaxed and elegant fashion. Enjoy this specially for Lernidee Erlebnisreisen (www.lernidee.de/) alternated itinerary with more stops along the way and relaxed on-board atmosphere.
Director: Michael Altenhenne

All Comments (21)
  • @fredschofield
    Been on Trains all over the World since the 1960s This is Best I have ever been ON
  • @veemuyambo
    Proud to be from Victoria falls zimbabwe
  • In the 50's I was in Dar Es Salaam on a Royal war ship then down to Durban for a Royal visit before moving onto Port Elizabeth,a visit to see the elephants organisd by the local branch of the Royal Naval association befor we moved onto the Cape, here we celibrated South Africa's independence. We were treated to a feast ,local & South African families looked after us..Mr.& Mrs Hart,if any one of your family or decendants ever read this blog..I still recall your hospitaly, thank you. I am now 85 years old. In Durban I had a visit to the Mayville Hotel..again thanks for the hospitality, I still have the set of wine glasses you gave. me and the memories.
  • @lilasmurray2425
    Seeing the real people of Africa, notice the man with one leg riding the bike, made me pause and realize this train trip though lovely, has nothing really to do with life in Africa, it glides above the Living.
  • @ladybug160
    A beautifully narrated journey. I am a proud child of Africa. Born and raised in Zambia ( then Northern Rhodesia ) I attended high school as a border in Bulawayo Zimbabwe ( Rhodesia ) and I now live in South Africa since 1981. I have seen Victoria Falls a few times and I have visited many beautiful Game Reserves. This video takes its viewers on a wonderful African journey 👍
  • I'm from Kenya. Love everything about the continent. Truly the pride of Africa!!!
  • @asafaust6774
    I had no idea such a train existed. The beauty and luxury is impressive. I will go on this train ride in the near future.
  • @ipacbarrie4297
    Africa is beautiful and I'm proud to be African one love to all Africans
  • @VinayakVaidya
    Very nice. Found this by accident and watched till the end
  • The narrator's deep smooth voice , the soothing music and the enchanting landscape make for one of the best documentaries I ever saw. This truly is the pride of Africa.
  • @talmadge1926
    Took this train from Victoria Falls to Capetown about 25 years ago. The route was curtailed because of civil disturbances. Great food. Wonderful experience.
  • @TheRedDevil_NC
    and they say money cant buy happiness? It can buy a real nice trip on a train thats for sure.
  • @jeffwells1255
    Talk about a bucket-list item! I've was in Zimbabwe in 1990 (before it was ruined by Mugabe) and Ghana in 1974 for the Peace Corps and have always wanted to go back for more, because Africa is a truly magical place that transported me back to humanity's original homeland. I swear that the landscapes and animals stirred some ancient memories locked in my DNA, as close to a religious experience as anyone can get, including us skeptics. Everyone who's been there will know what I mean!
  • @juliuskoech8307
    More of the positive stuff about Africa. It is an amazing place to be. Thank you so much Lernidee. African people are peaceful,calm and welcoming. One world one people.
  • @parirashid
    Totally Intoxicating 42 minutes..... 💓 Africa is Crown 👑 of this Planet Earth... Love you All from Pakistan 🇵🇰.
  • @lifeofpablo10
    South Africa is a beautiful place indeed, we must be proud as south African to have this beautiful place
  • Drinking wine from my Rovos Rail wine glass from our wonderful trip on the Brenda in 2000. Beautiful video!