Category: Travel

Top 4 Language Programmes for Travellers seeking Fluency

Top 4 Language Programmes for Travellers seeking Fluency

I won’t lie to you; there are a ton of language programmes available in almost every language conceivable, (Elvish included)! But how many of them can actually boast a high success rate with their students? And how can you actually track if this is true, other than trolling though tons of reviews? Everyone has a […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

16 November 2012

3 Cute Wildlife Babies, and Where to See Them

3 Cute Wildlife Babies, and Where to See Them

South Africa is blessed with a wide variety of wildlife, and has numerous Game Reserves and National Parks where these majestic animals can freely roam. As is the case with most animal species (humans included) babies are often far cuter (and misbehave far more) than their adult counterparts. We’ve rounded up three of the cutest […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

13 November 2012

Culture and Outdoor Fun in Clarens

Culture and Outdoor Fun in Clarens

Clarens is considered by many to be the “Jewel of the Free State”. It is encompassed by the Rooiberg mountain range and is well known for the crisp, clean air and warm hospitality. Clarens is in close proximity to the Golden Gate National Park, and is a great place to stop over if you’re planning […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

10 November 2012

Couch Travel Courtesy of Google

Couch Travel Courtesy of Google

Everyone is born with a curious nature and for many this leads to travelling adventures! But for those of us with no budget for travel, or a lack of time-off from our 9 –5, we spend most of our 365 days a year dreaming about our next holiday. With technology becoming more powerful, it’s not […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

6 November 2012

Springbok’s Naries Namakwa Retreat

Springbok’s Naries Namakwa Retreat

My only memory of Springbok is spending a very, VERY cold night camping on a hard community hall floor with what seemed like the most threadbare sleeping bag to keep me from losing my toes to frostbite. This was about 18 years ago, during a stop-over on a kids’ holiday camp to Namibia, so aside […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

1 November 2012

5 Reasons to visit Jozi

5 Reasons to visit Jozi

With cars featuring “GP” number plates, Johannesburg has become known as “Gangster’s Paradise”. In the past it has battled a reputation of being a crime-ridden, concrete jungle rife with Sandton kugels*, but over the last few years, the city of Johannesburg has undergone a renaissance and become a tourist destination in its own right. These […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

25 October 2012

13 “Must haves” for your self-catering holiday

13 “Must haves” for your self-catering holiday

Self-catering holidays are a wonderful way to enjoy a break away from home, but still enjoy the comfort (and affordability) of cooking for yourself. Aside from regular food items like bread, milk, cooking oil, salt and pepper, and a bottle of wine, there are certain items that you just can’t afford to go without. Many […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

17 October 2012

3 Lavish Garden Route Getaways

3 Lavish Garden Route Getaways

The Garden Route is a tranquil part of the country with many wonderful towns scattered throughout the region. Forests meet the sea, lagoons and streams are numerous, and mountains rise before falling into fertile valleys – making this one of the most beautiful areas in South Africa. The outskirts of the Garden Route provide a […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

16 October 2012

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