Adventure travel in Africa
Ever since the COVID-19 was declared a world pandemic the phrases “Flatten the curve”, “Boost your immune system”, “wash your hands for 20 seconds”, “maintain social distance”, “self-isolate” and “quarantine” have become part of our day to day conversations. I don’t know about you but I feel like I am in a vacuum. Staying sane is a daunting task. For most of…
The solo travel solo bug caught Dorcus and she’s never stopped traveling since then. I caught up with her after her recent solo trip to Dubai.
I was about 8 years old when I first set foot in a plane. The next time I was on a plane was in 2014 when Jambojet started operating from Nairobi to Mombasa at an introductory fare of 2500/25USD. 5 years down the line, JamboJet has established itself as a top budget airline in East…
After my short stint in Lesotho, Fellow travel blogger Farirai of Gophari and I met up for an exciting weekend of firsts in Durban. If you’re ever in Durban looking to have an epic time, sit tight because this post is for you. How To Have An Exciting Weekend in Durban Click To Tweet Durban…
Lesotho pronounced as (Le-su-tu) is a tiny country surrounded by South Africa. If South Africa was a coconut then Lesotho would be the coconut water. A Kenyan girl in Lesotho: A First Timer’s Guide Click To Tweet Lesotho Quick Facts The capital is called Maseru. English and Sotho are the official languages. Lesotho is a…
Congratulations on choosing to travel beyond Johannesburg and Cape Town when in South Africa. These two cities are where most travelers check out but South Africa has so much more to offer. This blog post will focus on an itinerary that involves the best hike in the Drakensberg. Catch up: Things to do in Johannesburg…
Sarova is a brand that caters to every kind of traveler. Beach lovers will find Sarova white sands delightful and those who want luxury in the vibrant city of Nairobi will find comfort in Sarova Stanley. These are only two examples given the vast number of lodges the Sarova brand have ideally positioned in various…
WHAT TO EXPECT IN JOHANNESBURG You will land at O.R Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. Language-South Africans speak several languages from Xhosa to Zulu to Sotho but most people speak English in Johannesburg. Currency-The South African Rand. The XE currency app will come in handy here. Money- You can use your credit and debit…
Is there anyone that does not want to visit South Africa? I had the privilege of traveling across six provinces in Mzansi, as South Africa is fondly known and the rumors you have heard are true, South Africa’s beauty will leave you hypnotised. South Africa is so popular that it’s usually the first African destination…
You probably worked overtime, carried packed lunch to work and made other significant sacrifices to save up for a trip only for you to end up with bad experiences? Thank God we are living in 2019 the year of essential and free travel apps meaning you are only an app away to make a sound…