The best places to visit in South Africa for wildlife sightings, that include the largest elephants on the planet, the largest white rhino population and 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
Durban is a complex city full of paradoxes. Traditional healers work in the metropolis, while zen can be found in the waves near the business district.
Humpback whale sightings are virtually guaranteed in St Lucia from June-November. It was one of the best whale watching trips I’ve ever been on!
Tembe Elephant Park in South Africa was my top travel adventure of 2012! It’s home to the tusker elephants, some of the largest elephants in all of Africa.
My hippo tour in iSimangaliso Wetland Park was one of the highlights of my trip to South Africa! Not only is it a UNESCO Site but it’s also home to 800 hippos!
iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a UNESCO Site in South Africa. It is home to crocs and 800 Hippopotami and my favorite, the endangered Samango monkey.
Shark diving in South Africa without a cage is not for the faint of heart. But it offers an incredible chance to first hand observe one of the most misunderstood creatures on the planet.
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Park in South Africa boasts the Big 5. You’re more likely to see them by doing a game drive instead of driving yourself.
My African adventures were on the wild side. Exactly the way I wanted them. Hungry lions, circling sharks! Adventure at its finest!
Giants Castle in the Drakensberg, S. Africa, is one of the richest rock painting sites in the world! Main Cave alone features over 500 bushmen paintings!
My epic day in the Drakensberg, S. Africa involved two of my favorite things: monkeys and mountains.
South African wildlife is so much more than the “Big 5” with an abundance of species that are captivating in their own right. And yes, that includes monkeys!
Can just visiting a fertility cave make you pregnant? As a newlywed I was curious to find out and in the process experienced one of my most off-beat adventures to date.
The Drakensberg mountain range in S. Africa is one of the most beautiful places I have ever hiked. No wonder that it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Adventures in a Zulu Village = no electricity, paying a bride price of 11 cows, but also speaking 4 languages and being perfectly happy with what you’ve got.
