Uganda is the pearl of Africa. It is where the East African savannah meets the West African jungle, where captivating landscapes are surpassed only by life-changing moments shared with forest primates and the continent’s […]
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Our guide was a local muso working as a DJ in Berlin of Scottish origin. He had a big interest in music in general. He took us around Berlin and told us stories in context […]
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The bustling city of Santa Marta is filled with people to-ing and fro-ing from Colombia’s famous Parque de Tayrona but not many are aware of the hidden jewels nestled amongst the surrounding hills. Only an […]
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I love my job, I’m passionate about people and places but Argentina’s San Carlos de Bariloche could be pretty close to stealing me away! It’s a historic ski village that’s large enough to have all […]
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French Valley was probably my favourite part of the Torres del Paine trek in Patagonia. The classic ‘W’ route takes in the beautiful Glacier Grey and of course the Torres themselves, but French valley, which […]
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Piranha anyone? I thought it was only in cartoons that there were piranha infested waters but here in the dry season the water was alive with them! We were trying to fish for them using […]
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This beauty was casually standing behind one of Bagan’s magnificent temples. There’s so many incredible structures to see in Bagan, smaller pieces too often get overlooked. It is however these features that make the larger […]
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Built originally in 1849 from Myanmar’s beautiful rich teak reserves, U Bein Bridge stretches 1.2 kilometres across the shores of Taungthaman Lake. Tourists and locals alike come to watch the beautiful sunsets here, while scarlet […]
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Where the surf pounded coast meets the undulating hills of the southern cape’s ranges, for generations people have taken advantage of the temperate and beautiful climate to produce some of the worlds finest wines. Stellenbosch […]
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Spanning 101 hectares, this award-winning horticultural attraction is just a five-minute walk from the downtown Marina Bay area. Home to over a quarter of a million rare plants, the Gardens comprises three spaces; Bay South, […]
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