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Hawaiian winter wonderland
Snow is hardly the first thing that comes to mind when visiting the lush islands of Hawaii, but there I was, wearing only board shorts, slops and a light windbreaker, ascending the steep gravel road...
A campervan caper along the captivating Costa Brava
Adrenaline by day, total stillness by night: a contrast that turned out to be exactly what a campervan trip does best.
Delta dreaming in the Okavango
For the first half an hour everyone was blown away by the beauty of it all: marshy swampland as far as the eye can see, beautiful plant life and millions of little animals flying, crawling and swimming all around us.
Exploring Nepal’s great outdoors
Nepal offers the ultimate 'off the beaten track' experience, with its wide range of truly adventurous outdoor activities and unforgettable vistas and views.
Road-tripping through Scotland
In my mind, Scotland is the land of cruel misconceptions and nasty national clichés. I’d spent my life being told that Scots were stingy, unfriendly, ugly and hard to understand. So one day I decided to pack my bags and go find out for myself, and hopefully meet William Wallace, bagpipes, kilts, haggis, whisky and all things Scottish along the way.
Top 4 family destinations in the Karoo
Luxurious and spacious, the homesteads are set amidst mountains, rivers, natural bush and farmland, affording families a taste of farm living at its best.
Taste travelling to Bordeaux
“If you can’t travel with your body, at least travel with your senses,” goes the saying, and it’s a very apt expression for the times we currently live in.
Discovering the treasures of Park City, Utah
The first treasure, discovered back in the 1860s when Park City was no more than a motley collection of small settlements, was silver. Tales of fame and fortune followed, and at one time, the city’s Silver King Mine was one of the most well-known and prosperous mines in the world.Continue Reading
Cats of the Kalahari
It was only a four night visit en route to Windhoek, but our stay at the Kgalagadi National Park will forever be entrenched in our memories for all the right reasons. The decision to deviate from the highway was not made lightly, what with the December desert heat, the extra time and distance and not to mention the infamous corrugated roads. But it was sanity that prevailed as my wife and I entered the transfrontier park at Twee Rivieren in December.
An all-female 4×4 drive with a mission
We were on the third leg of Ford’s RangeHer Drives with a Mission campaign. It was an interesting dynamic being on an all-female trip like this - especially since it wasn't a case of cliched spa treatments and champagne brunches.
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