Mystery of the Dead Impala, Missing Leopard and a Thief
The secret lifestyles of leopards, their prey and thieves reveals itself in Protea hotel Kruger gate game drive at night in South Africa. Read all about it and share your story.
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Protea Hotel by Marriott, at Kruger National Park Gate
This is a photo tour of Protea hotel by Marriott, where we stayed during our visit to Kruger National park as part of our 14-day trip to Southern Africa. It’s one of the best places to stay near Kruger national park because of its proximity to the Kruger gate. The closest airport is the small and […]
Bo-Kaap Cape Town’s Vibrant Houses, History and Cape Malay Cuisine
Explore Bo-Kaap, Cape Town through stories of colorful houses, Muslim history and culture in South Africa, Cape Malay cuisine, Photo opportunities and more
Is Free Walking Tour For You?
A free walking tour is just what it says… well almost. You meet the guide at a pre-designated spot. The guide takes the group on a walking tour. You don’t have to pay ahead but you must tip the guide at the end of the tour. Over the years free walking tours have gained immense […]
Tips for Traveling in South Africa
This article recaps tips for traveling in South Africa from our personal experiences during our visit in August 2018. The trip was a truly memorable and joyful experience. It was great to be organized and prepared. These tips will help you be well prepared too. General Tips for Traveling in South Africa August is winter […]
Southern Africa in 14 Days
Southern Africa in 14 days would be a trip of a lifetime for anyone! The extraordinary bounties of Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa are out of this world. I hope you’ll visit and experience the wonders of nature, wildlife, culture, history, food and so much more. Imagine looking into a lioness’s eye 5 […]
Kruger National Park Airport in Skukuza
Skukuza Airport in Kruger National Park is the prettiest tiny airport I’ve seen. The architecture is very authentic African style but has all the features of a modern airport.
Travel Encounters – Johnathan, an Artist and Entrepreneur in Kruger Mpumalanga Airport, South Africa
At “Into the Kruger”, Johnathan creates art with just two ingredients – ballpoint pen and canvas! Just walking by his store in Kruger Mpumalanga Airport, I was mesmerized by minimalistic simplicity and the realistic perfection of his art. Johnathan demonstrates that an artist can create masterpieces with basic supplies, talent, and skill. The Inspiration for Into […]
Cape Town, South Africa
Photos from incredible Cape Town, history, culture and African penguins.
Southern Africa Wildlife
Pictures of Southern Africa’s rich wildlife
Sociable Weaver Birds and Their Nest
Sociable weaver birds are likely the only animals to live in a housing complex, other than humans. Learn all about these enormous community nests and the lives of the birds that build these structures.
Boulders Penguin Colony in South Africa
d, The Boulders Penguin Colony is most popular for viewing the endangered African Penguins in their natural habitat. With a mammoth concerted effort in the last few years, the species is seeing a marvelous recovery. Their numbers have gone from two breeding pairs to a few thousand. But, it’s still a tiny number compared to the […]
