2
Jul
Hwange National Park – Why go
Finally, Zimbabwe’s time as a premier Southern African safari destination has arrived. Having emerged from decades of political turmoil, Zimbabwe is coming into its own as the place to lay your hat during your wilderness adventures. Now’s the time to book a luxury safari to Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe and experience privacy, great hospitality... Continue Reading
21
Jun
My look in at the NEW Lion Sands River lodge
About a year ago, the Lion Sands River Lodge, in the Sabi Sand Reserve succumbed to fire and was destroyed to the point that a brand new building would replace what was once there. It should be noted that the fire was contained quickly and that nobody was hurt when this spontaneous combustion occurred. Guests... Continue Reading
3
Jun
Namibia’s best honeymoon lodges
Namibia is the perfect honeymoon destination for couples wanting to get away from it all, relax in pristine wilderness and be blown away by fabulous accommodation and superb hospitality. The desert landscapes, the unusual flora and fauna, the humbling 360’ views, never ending sand dunes, no other people for miles and starry starry skies are... Continue Reading
21
May
5 Reasons to Visit Kenya Beyond Wildlife & Safaris
Kenya is a true melting pot of culture, heritage, traditions, and some of the largest treasure of natural wonders in the world. The tourism industry has taken great advantage of this, making it a multi-million dollar economic sector. With that being said, Nairobi and other cities in Kenya offer a vast array of things to... Continue Reading
9
May
Moonshine Beach Bar
It’s not everyday I sit down to write about a bar, let alone write a review about a bar far from my local. Heck, I don’t even think travel-blogs write about bars. And to add to the fact that I am more of the outdoorsy(no, it’s not a formal word) person, this just feels weird.... Continue Reading
26
Apr
Cultural Festivals in Kenya
When we talk cultural festival you are probably thinking shirtless people running around and having fun. Well, that would be most visitors when they attend these festivals, and not the locals. Haha! Cultural Festivals have grown leaps and bounds over the last 5 or so years. The interest in these festivals has grown, with visitors... Continue Reading
25
Apr
5 Things You Need to Know about Gorilla Trekking in Uganda & Rwanda
Mountain gorilla numbers are up but they remain one of the rarest species on earth, with under 1 000 animals in existence today. We are fortunate to offer our clients the privilege of embarking on gorilla trekking adventures in both Rwanda and Uganda. The chance to witness these great apes in their natural surroundings is a... Continue Reading
29
Mar
Excite Your Body & Soul, Feel Alive
The human soul needs to be shocked every now and then for one to feel alive. Do you remember that feeling you got as a kid after stealing a piece of meat from the cooking sufuria? Or when you rode the bicycle for the first time(knowing very well a fall was inevitable)? We need that... Continue Reading
2
Mar
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
2018 and still there is no way to retrieve text I copied and forgot to paste before copying another? Technology is failing humanity. Anyway, I had to rewrite this post. And a disclaimer, the first was funny and more interesting. Over the weekend of 17th Feb, two of us from the group of serial procrastinators... Continue Reading
1
Mar
Zeitz MOCAA: Africa’s First Major Museum Of African Art
Cape Town consistently rates amongst one of the world’s most breathtaking cities, and now there’s another reason to visit the vibrant ‘Mother City’ – the opening of the internationally acclaimed Zeitz MOCAA Museum of African Contemporary Art. Housed in the architectural masterpiece that was once a grain silo in the V&A Waterfront’s Silo district, this... Continue Reading