“The Monaco, Amalfi, and Venice of South Africa” By Jessica Bayley Cold limoncello cocktails, the warmth of the Mediterranean sun turning your hair golden, cool cobalt waters… Sounds like a Hollywood film set in Positano, doesn’t it? South African budgets are not the most favorable when it comes to international travel, especially in Europe at…
Most first-time visitors to Cape Town seek out the world-acclaimed tourism hot spots, here are surprising rural areas you didn’t know in South Africa
African American History Museum is among the newest museums in Washington DC, exploring this large, interesting history museum.
Equatorial Guinea: A nation in Africa where people speak Spanish. The island of Bioko has a market where alligators and pangolin are on offer.
Stellenbosch is South Africa’s wine capital but Cindy-Lou Dale finds much more than just wine, including art and fascinating locals.
African wildlife. Everyone who travels to Tanzania or Kenya wants to see the Big 5, but here are six less-popular animals that are a wonder in the wild.
Joachim Schmeisser’s new book The Last of their Kind is a coffee table book of eloquent photos of wildlife in Africa, and a plea to save them.
African animals are some of the most studied, and endangered species on the planet, but with HerdTracker, you experience the magic of African wildlife online.
It is rare nowadays to say that such places even still exist, yet the mountains of the Southern Drakensberg still remain relatively mysterious.
In the shadow of Kilimanjaro lies a mountain with all of its neighbor’s glory but little of its fame. Cameron Fergus treks Mount Kenya and shares his observations.
Ambulance to Africa. Driving from France to Sierra Leone to deliver an ambulance to a poor clinic, adventures through Morocco, Mauritania, Sierra Leone.
Rovos Rail lets explorers take their time through the wide and beautiful expanse that is the Southern region of Africa while enjoying the luxuries of a hotel.
