Staying at One of the Best Lodges in Kruger National Park is like Visiting Garden of Eden
I’ve been to five-star hotels and on fancy vacations before. But my stay in one of the best lodges in Kruger National Park cannot compare with any of them. It’s because it wasn’t a holiday; it was a trip back in time, a visit to the Garden of Eden.
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Does Sydney really need another zoo?
In late November, just before the bushfires took the main stage in the media, a news article came out. A new zoo park is opening its doors in Sydney. And it will be a money making machine.
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Alice Springs to Uluru: Among the Mulgas as a Solo Female Traveller
How to travel from Alice Spring to Uluru as a solo female traveller – this is how I did it, how is the best way for you to do it and what to expect from it.
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Best Time to Visit Sardinia: The Festival that Turns Cagliari into a Celebration for the Senses
In the city of Cagliari, there is one day of the year when the capital of the island of Sardinia turns into the most-colourful religious festivals in the world; a real feast for all senses.
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Best-selling Author Catherine DeVrye: There is ‘Learned Helplessness’ and ‘Learned Hopefulness’, Chose the Latter
Catherine DeVrye, a best-selling author and motivational speaker, published a new book on inspiring resilience. I talked to her about her own life struggles and how from an abandoned child she became a world success.
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Solo Female Travel Guide To NORWAY
The solo female travel guide to Norway is a result of my solo trip to this picturesque, fairytale-like country. Here you will find information on the itinerary, budget food shopping, addresses of hotels and other things that I have experienced personally and recommend.
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Female Travel Tips for Your Cape Town Holidays
This Cape Town travel guide for women gives practical information about many aspects of your trip, including specific topics like safety, packing tips, what are the less-touristy places, where to eat and stay, shopping and more.
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Travel Articles via Email – Yes, I’m Quitting the ‘Social’ Media
After 6 years of travel blogging and “influencing” people on social media, I have decided to drastically change the way I do things. To go back to the beginning, where my travel writing started. Emailing. Sending personal, informative, amusing, provocative and questioning travel articles via email to my readers. Instead of sharing Insta-worthy images of a perfect world that does not exist. Will you accompany me on this voyage?
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Visit Mirepoix – the French Hippie Capital
Mirepoix is one of these places you rarely hear about if you are not a local. The heavily marketed Paris, Mount Michel and Loire Valley castles don’t leave it a chance. This is the good thing about the French hippie capital, it is not a tourist town…
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