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There was nothing I liked about Lusikisiki. It is a very dirty town. People are driving recklessly, and there is no order in town, the town itself needs an upgrade. The Spar shop gave us hard times, we were informed that we needed to pay using cash instead of bank cards due to their network system which was down. We approached a lady who was working at Spar asking for assistance ,we needed directions to the banks so as to withdraw cash since we were not locals, she had a sour attitude toward us. There are several speed humps even on national roads due to the fact that there are houses by the roadside. It was hectic for me to drive in that area. We were looking for places to eat, only to find that there were only Steers and Fishaways restaurants nearby. We were looking for Nandos but in vain. They have KFC down town.

The road signage is very poor and the owners are not accessible on the phone and do not respond to texts and calls. We got lost for a good hour. We had to take a risk of putting a guy we didn't know in the car to take us to the place. This was a huge risk because we were travelling as women only. I think the way the pace is exaggerated on advertisement. They must do something on that road and the signage. Rooms were a bit stuffy and full of mosquitos and nothing to use for mosquitos. We decided to cut out stay short and rather loose the money

I am not sure why this is about Lusikisiki? The accommodation was 45km from there. And Lusikisiki is a dreadful town that I wouldn't go into except if I had to buy food. Whatever you do, do not go into the centre of this town - the traffic doesn't move - you will be stuck in your car for hours.