Category: My Travel Stories

We have always wanted to book a trip to Thailand but something always stood in our way. However, in February 2017 we finally decided to commit to it before anything crops up, so we booked our trip with an agency. We bought a combo from STA Travel and tailor made Continue Reading

If you had asked me if I’d ever travel alone, especially abroad, my answer would have been short and simple “No ways”. I remember when one of my friends went to Zanzibar alone for his Birthday, when I saw his pictures on Instagram my response was “I wish I had Continue Reading

Glamping brings you closer to nature while (in this instance) enjoying the luxurious cave style 5* accommodation and dinning. Many people would love to be surrounded by nature but cannot stand the discomfort that comes with sleeping in a tent. Glamping then becomes the favoured option as It offers a Continue Reading

South Africa is such a beautiful country and this beauty is shared from city to city but don’t be fooled,  the experiences are very different. Having been to different parts of the country I never seize to get blown away by the cultural differences. This prompted my visit to the Continue Reading

In following up on my resolution to profile the Eastern Cape and showcase it’s beauty, I kicked off my Chasing Waterfalls Road Trip around the Eastern cape. The plan was to visit 9 recorded waterfalls but that plan changed along the way due to different reasons. Just as I though Continue Reading

For the longest time, I have always wanted to bungy jump but always thought I would start small but when I travelled on the garden route recently I could not resist doing it on the Bloukrans Bridge. This is the world’s highest bungy jumping bridge in the world at 216 Continue Reading

You might have picked up already that I live for road trips, I enjoy the long drives especially if I am not the one driving. I never get enough of the road because my hunger to see new places and be amazed by the natural beauty of our country is Continue Reading

The Wild Coast has the only waterfall in the Eastern Cape that flows straight to the sea. This special and spectacular waterfall is called the Waterfall Bluff. Along the hike there are still visible ditches where people used to keep their corn that will then be used as seeds to Continue Reading

Having gone through Plettenberg Bay and Knysna and only stopping for a few minutes during my countless trips to Cape Town and back to East London. I thought it would be nice to spend a few days in either of the Towns and take full advantage of the beauty they Continue Reading

One generally lousy day I received an invitation from SAMSA to join the ultimate Wild Coast hike to showcase the beauty and richness of Wild Coast. Because this initiative stood for all the things I also subscribe to, I agreed. Boy, what a task that was. However, I will be Continue Reading