Day 7 – Saint Lucia Estuary
The flight to Durban is at 8:00 am and boarding is smooth. The flight is lovely, around 2 hours. We even receive a sandwich of cheese and pickles, a drink and a snack at no…
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Day 6 – The Dutch, The French & The Cape’s Wine Region
We had to move our visit to the botanical gardens to today’s schedule. I’m looking forward to seeing a King Protea which is the national flower of South Africa and looks impressive. Thanks for all…
Busy Day on the Cape
Cape Peninsula, Penguins & Fur Seals It was a rough start to the morning. My stomach issues and a 7:00 am early start had me a little off balance. Nothing is stopping me from seeing…
Table Mountain
Climbing 302 metres above sea level, in a pod, this girl manages to challenge her fear of heights again. It’s hot out today and while in the line-up we are provided some relief with cold…
Robben Island
"The truth is that we are not yet free; we have merely achieved the freedom to be free, the right not to be oppressed." Nelson Mandela Today is a late start for us. The tour…
Who Can It Be Knocking At My Door?
Knock, knock, knock. Awoken by persistent knocking. I’m half asleep and still in a glorious dream state. Shannon and I mumble to each other that the poor guy across the hall is locked out of…
South Africa & Victoria Falls – Here we come!
ADVENTURE MAP WEATHER FORECAST A Little Background I decided to give my travel business to a Canadian firm (Approach Tours) and with another milestone birthday approaching, I will treat myself by travelling in style. Usually,…
Reflections of a Newfoundland Road Trip
Reflections Throughout this post, you will find moments where my mind reflects on past experiences or people. It is a mixture of the present and the past. Enjoy. How did we get here? When a…
EarthSuds™
Happy Earth Day (well a little late). Life happens. I wanted to share this product with you that I used on my recent trip to Ecuador. It is called EarthSuds™. Travelling with shampoo, conditioner and…