Category Destination Ideas
Extended Cape Town Holidays Blog
When I speak to fellow tour operators they often chuckle at me when I suggest that Cape Town is a perfect single destination holiday! Typically when travelling over to South Africa, multi-centre and multi-activity tours are the norm.
Self-Drive Caprivi Strip Blog
When I decided in 2019 that I was going to return to Namibia, I knew that there were two things that were absolutely key. The first was that I wanted to do this trip as a self-drive, as I absolutely love the freedom that comes from travelling your own route on your own time. The second criteria was that I wanted to visit the Caprivi Strip.
South Africa – The Ultimate Destination Blog
With Cape Town continually winning awards as one of the world's best cities, and Kruger one of the most well known National Parks in Africa it is safe to say that South Africa is already a discovered destination. So - why do so many people choose to visit South Africa?
Johannesburg Museums Blog
As someone who travels to Southern Africa several times a year, technically I have 'visited' Johannesburg more times than I can remember. Despite sometimes going via Johannesburg several times in one trip, I had never stepped outside of the airport.
Where to Stay – Victoria Falls Lodges Blog
Victoria Falls is one of my favourite destinations to visit for a couple of days. It makes an excellent add-on for trips into South Africa, Namibia, Kenya and Botswana! Here are my 'Top 5' recommendations for where to stay in Victoria Falls.
Walvis Bay or Swakopmund Blog
Walvis Bay or Swakopmund will feature on most itineraries for Namibia. The first time I went there, I found this to be a bit odd. I mean Swakopmund is a nice enough town, but it isn't somewhere I would typically add to an itinerary, especially one that is pushed for time to see other more beautiful destinations in Namibia. I soon learnt that the reason for this inclusion is logistical as opposed to being a 'must-see'.
Kafue National Park – Zambia
Kafue - which is located in Zambia, is one of the world’s largest National Parks. It covers an area of around 8,600 square miles (22,400 km2), and is larger than a number of countries including eSwatini (formally Swaziland), Slovenia, the Gambia and Qatar. It is situated in the western part of Zambia, and is about a 3 hour drive from the capital of Lusaka.