Category: Tips and Tricks

Top 5 Spas in Gauteng
Nothing beats the winter blues like immersing yourself for an hour (or more) in a therapeutic spa experience. The wet and cold weather is held at bay by the warm décor, burning incense, and heaters that help to set clients at ease from the get-go. If you think you can’t afford a spa day, think […]
24 July 2012

How to Survive a Long-haul Flight
Flying nowadays isn’t the exciting, glamorous experience it was fifty years ago, with stylish stewardess’, rugged pilots, and first-class service regardless of what section of the plane you sat in. Instead, present day changes have turned flight procedure into an almost comical mad dash. The process: The present day process involves standing in line before […]
15 May 2012

A Morning to Spare in Johannesburg
If you’ve ever visited Johannesburg, you’ll already know that there are endless choices with regard to attractions in this vibrant, fast-paced city. Not all of us are fortunate enough to have heaps of spare time to see the city. Perhaps you’re a busy business person with only a few hours to spare before you need […]
11 May 2012

6 Special Honeymoon Accommodations
If you’re looking for a romantic getaway spot for your honeymoon, but don’t want to stay at a run-of-the-mill hotel or guest house, then look no further than the below list of establishments that are sure to leave a lasting impression on you and your partner. We’ve chosen these special places for their combination of […]
3 May 2012

Natural Navigation
Do you know how to make your own compass and read it? Or which stars in the night sky can help you find your way home? Most people have been out in the woods or wilderness for camping, hiking, or perhaps a leisurely stroll. Have you ever considered what you’d do if you got lost […]
17 April 2012

Natural First Aid
If you go back through the centuries, you’ll discover that almost every person had some form of a natural first aid kit. This kit was filled with homeopathic and natural items used to treat small injuries which would often occur, such as children bruising their knees, or someone nicking themselves with a knife. After extensive […]
12 April 2012

How to Stock your First Aid Kit
A first aid kit isn’t only for when you’re going camping for a week, or for those month-long holidays. It’s something everyone should already have at home in the form of either a store-bought, all inclusive package, or bits and pieces put together as they’ve been needed, with enough stock for another bout of flu, […]
10 April 2012

4 Great Eco-Friendly Accommodations
If you read my post last week , on how to cut down on your environmental impact, then wouldn’t you like to know that for your next holiday, you can stay at an establishment which is working to reduce the carbon footprint that we all leave behind? If this sounds like something you’re keen to […]
5 April 2012








