Let me continue my African Adventure stories with you 😊 Next up is our flight over the Okavango delta in Botswana. Now I have never been in a small aircraft so I was super hyped for this adventure! But as we showed up to the air field it started pissing down rain. Like it was […]
Let me continue my African Adventure posts with our next stop… the Okavango Delta in Botswana. From Chobe National Park we drove 600 km along dead straight roads until we arrived in Maun. Once we arrived at our camp site, we set up our tents before it got dark.. and just in time before the
Keeping on the go in Egypt isn’t hard!.. With all its ancient history and historic landmarks there is plenty to see and do. And you’ll def want to maximise all your time here. While you can travel unorganised, constantly trying to haggle taxis and guides wastes time. Plus there are the safety risks with travelling
If you visit Chobe National Park in Botswana, once you have done the safari through the park I highly recommend going for a cruise along the Chobe river. We loaded our esky and jumped aboard our boat to have a cruise around the Chobe River. Now the Chobe River runs along Botswana’s northern border then
We wake up in Victoria Falls and it’s New Years eve 😊 so I turn the speaker on and play Africa by Toto. The moment it starts to play, the rain starts to pour! Ha ha #blessed. Get our briefing on how to put up and down our tents, then we pack everything up and load
So this is where it all started! We made it to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe to begin our three week safari from Victoria Falls to Cape Town. At the time, we didn’t quite realise how significant and epic these next three weeks would be! Once we landed we were both super excited. We got our visas
After our long flight from Singapore with a stop over in Dubai we finally stepped foot in Africa! First point of call – Cape Town, South Africa. We got picked up from the airport and taken to our hotel at the Waterfront. The sun was going down so we quickly check in. Then head down
After ringing in the new year with a bonfire on the banks of the Nile, I already had a sneaking suspicion that the year was off to a flying start!… So, when on the second day of that year we went hot air ballooning to see the sunrise over Luxor, that only confirmed my suspicion!
What do you think is the best way you can see the Pyramids of Giza? Is it driving past them on the highway?.. Seeing them all lit up at the nightly technicolour, laser light pyramid show extravaganza?.. Walking around the base and exploring the surrounding area?.. Actually going inside the third Pyramid and descending down
