This park is situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa and is very accessible from Port Elizabeth. Addo takes pride in being the country’s third largest park, consisting of 120 000 hectares of land. Though this park does have
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Lichen – Small things sometimes have a big impact
Not many people are aware of what lichen is, yet we are surrounded by them constantly. Found growing almost anywhere, they play a huge role in the environment. Comprising of many different colours and growing on so many surfaces that
Read MoreKuzuko Lodge – Place of glory
Kuzuko lodge is part of the Greater Addo National park, they are not joined with the main camp of Addo Elephant National park and different in a lot of ways. This 5-star lodge is placed in a beautiful spot, right
Read MoreRhinos – Do you know the difference?
When we were young we were taught about rhinos, but who would have guessed there were so many different types. Today unfortunately the hot topic is all about poaching, how numbers are decreasing and how some species are close to
Read MoreQuiver tree forest…
The quiver tree forest in Namibia, is not too far from Giants playground, filled with quite unusual plants. The tree itself is a part of the aloe family and only found in Southern Africa, mainly in South Africa and Namibia. Living
Read MoreBeaverlac – A bit of walking and swimming is all you need….
If you want a place to get away, relax and find yourself, consider Beaverlac. There is an array of accommodation options from camping to small cottages, all relatively basic and very comfortable. Beaverlac is situated in the Western Cape region,
Read MoreNamibia’s Dune 45 – The spectacular reward…
Dune 45 is situated in Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia, the colours and contrasts of this area are inspiring, with the burnt oranges of the dunes, the black shadows from the sun and often blue skies with tumbling white clouds
Read MoreGiants playground…
The name might seem to over promise, after all there are no giants so how on earth would they have a playground. Once your there, you will understand. These huge cube like stones, piled on top of each other,
Read MoreKruger National Park – A ultimate nature lovers dream…
It’s hard to know where to start when talking about Kruger. This must be my favourite place in South Africa, I enjoy all the places I have been to, but if I had to decide today where to live, hands
Read MoreOudtshoorn – The ostrich capital…
The ostrich capital of South Africa, this is what first made the town popular in the 1750’s. Today we may think ostriches are useful for their meat more than anything, but this is a relatively new development. In 1975-1980 it
Read MoreSnakes…
South Africa has many species of snakes, over 170 of them. They are often badly portrayed as all being dangerous and untrusted, but this is not always the case. Locals often kill snakes, in many places these snakes have become
Read MoreAlbertinia…
A quiet village in the Western Cape, situated at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains, not too well known making it a hidden gem. A farm started in 1900 and became a municipal area in 1920, the name derives from
Read MoreCape Town – Victoria and Alfred Waterfront
Cape Town is a huge topic and many books have been written about everything you can do and see here. So, I will concentrate more on the V & A waterfront, as just going here is a day in itself.
Read MorePanorama Route…
This is a very scenic road situated between Mpumalanga and Limpopo, it connects a variety of culture, magnificent views, walks and activities. It is not entirely clear where it starts and ends, but it goes from Hazyview to Ohrigstad. It’s
Read MoreOwl…
Rarely seen during the day, these birds are full of talent and amazing to get to know, in South Africa we are fortunate to have many species of owls that are quite different from each other. Being nocturnal you will
Read MoreKind gestures go a long way…
I have enjoyed wildlife since a very young age, collecting little critters and bringing home many things (I don’t think my parents were always happy with it, but they always supported me), one thing I felt hard to deal with
Read MoreBetty’s Bay…
Betty’s bay is a very small town about an hour from Cape Town, the drive is quite lovely going around the coasts and through other towns with interesting things to do, making the road a little longer if you decide
Read MoreBush Walks…
Bush walks are great and a unique experience. Everything seems very different compared to a vehicle, you notice the fresh air and the life of an animal. The grass you looked down to from the car that looked short will
Read MoreNight life…
The hot summer nights are really a time to relax in South Africa, during the day it tends to be very hot, usually 25-35°C or hotter. It can be quite exhausting, but in the evening, as the sun starts to set,
Read MoreThe long road…
Driving around South Africa is very rewarding, we do not have the big wild animals roaming the streets, and we do have tar roads and we have robots instead of traffic lights. The country is vast, you can drive and
Read MoreTrick or treat…
Work by any other name is still work, but if you are in the field where you want to be and aimed for, well count yourself as fortunate. Many people are forced to take jobs to earn a living just
Read MoreStellenbosch, A must visit
Stellenbosch is a lovely Dutch town 45 minutes East from Cape Town, it’s known for its university and its wine, but there is a lot more than just these. The town has a strong Dutch influence, making the buildings stand out
Read MoreHow to spot an elephant
What first comes to mind, how can one not spot an elephant, we are talking about an animal that is what some would say the size of a house! African elephants are the largest land mammal, reaching around an average
Read MoreNamaqualand flowers
Along the West Coast of South Africa it is very dry and flat.If you don’t know the area well and not sure why your going there, most people would probably go elsewhere, but you would be so very wrong to
Read MoreSome things just stand out more than others…
Game drives, a person may say they are all the same, you get in an open 4×4 vehicle, you drive around for hours seeing a bunch of animals that are available in a good zoo, not to mention a lot
Read MorePlan to a point, then stop and enjoy
There is nothing better than getting that feeling your going away on a fun adventure, you get all excited and start think where to go, what to do and see, it seems to be a bit overwhelming sometimes. From experience,
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