Blog Posts for Africa
Preparing to trek
When considering a trek, one of them first things that comes to mind is fitness. Sure, we all want to see the incredible views, but for some of us the thought of even making it up that far is pretty daunting!
The good news is, you don't have to be a super fit, rgym junkie with a six-pack in order to conquer some of the world's most incredible peaks. All it takes is a bit of training, some confidence and the right gear and you'll be ticking items off your bucket-list in no time!
Read MoreWeekly Wrap Up: 6-10 February
With so much going on at the moment, we thought it was a good time to publish another weekly wrapup. Take a squiz at what's been going on around the traps...who knows, you might even get a mention!
Read MoreReady for Bredie?
Discover the wonderful world of African food with this traditional 18th century South African dish called Bredie. The dish of stewed mutton and vegetables originated in the Cape region and it's still enjoyed throughout South Africa today.
Ingredients (serves 4)
Read MoreTop 6 canyons in the world
Brendan van Son takes you down, down, down into six of the world's most incredible canyons. Head into the centre of the earth, where sunsets and waterfalls take on a whole new meaning.
Read MoreSouth Africa Dreaming
From meerkats to hippos and heavenly beaches to vibrant nightlife, South Africa’s diversity is hard to beat. Full of culture, history, wildlife and wilderness; it’s one of those life changing destinations.
Here are some dreamy images of South Africa’s must-see destinations…
The wildlife in Kruger
Read MoreOne unforgettable hour in Rwanda
The walk can be a killer. The hills are steep and you get sweaty. There are stinging nettles and thick brush to scramble through. Then you see them. Big black blobs in the distance.
Read More3 fun ways to burn off those Christmas calories
How good is Christmas pudding? And what about that leftover ham, devoured on Boxing Day between two slabs of fresh white bread? And who could forget the obligatory cheese platter to help wash down all that white wine.
If (like me) you’ve over-indulged a little over the silly season, why not work it off in style. Here’s five unique ways to get the legs moving, set your heart racing and help work off that extra serving of pavlova:
Read More5 new year's resolutions for travellers
If you're stuck for a new year's resolution, Brendan van Son provides some food for thought. Whether you're travelling at home or overseas, there are many things you can do to improve your adventures:
Read MoreDreaming of West Africa
Brendan van Son writes: Sometimes you don't even need to have travelled somewhere for it to hold a special place in your heart. West Africa is that place to me. In the New Year, I will finally have the chance to visit this place that I have longed for. Finally making my move from South America to Africa, I will begin my trip in Morocco and work my way down along the western side of Africa.
These are the things I'm most looking forward to seeing and experiencing:
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