Diving into Magic: Snorkeling with Seahorses in Knysna Lagoon It was supposed to be a simple day of paddling around the famous Knysna Lagoon—a bit of sunshine, some casual floating, maybe spotting a fish or two. Nothing that would make my Instagram followers collectively gasp. But then my guide Thabo mentioned those magical three words: […]
Botswana, a landlocked country in Southern Africa known for its vast Kalahari Desert and abundant wildlife, has increasingly become a focal point for discussions about unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and potential extraterrestrial visitations. While many dismiss such accounts as mere folklore or misidentifications, a growing collection of testimonies from locals and visitors alike has sparked
The UFO Stories of Botswana – Are aliens visiting? Read More »
Nestled in the heart of the Namib Desert, Kolmanskop stands as a haunting testament to the fleeting nature of human prosperity. Once a bustling diamond mining town, it now lies abandoned, slowly being reclaimed by the desert sands. This ghost town has become a magnet for those seeking to explore not only its fascinating history
Ghost Hunting in Kolmanskop – Exploring Namibia’s abandoned diamond town. Read More »
In the heart of the Kalahari Desert, in Botswana, lives one of the world’s oldest indigenous cultures—the San Bushmen. With a history dating back over 20,000 years, these remarkable people have mastered the art of desert survival through centuries of adaptation and accumulated wisdom. My journey to meet them and learn their ancient ways became
Meeting the San Bushmen in Botswana – Learning ancient survival skills. Read More »
Nestled on the shores of the picturesque Lake Malawi, the Lake of Stars Festival has emerged as one of Africa’s most celebrated music and arts events. This vibrant celebration brings together local and international talent in a unique cultural exchange against the backdrop of the third-largest lake in Africa—often called the “Lake of Stars” by
The Story Behind Malawi’s Lake of Stars Festival – A celebration of art and music. Read More »
Conquering the Orange: South Africa’s Premier White-Water Adventure Let me paint you a picture. It’s 7 AM. The mist still clings to the surface of the Orange River like it’s not quite ready to say goodbye. The sun is just warming up for its daily performance, casting golden ribbons across the water. And there I
Ziplining Over the Kareedouw River: South Africa’s Ultimate High-Flying Adventure Let me tell you about the time I decided to casually fling myself off a perfectly stable mountain platform attached to nothing but a thin cable. You know, as one does on a Tuesday. When my friend suggested ziplining across the Skurweberg Mountains, I pictured
Soaring Above the Canopy: The Unforgettable Thrill of Tsitsikamma’s Zipline Adventure It was supposed to be a quiet weekend. A little coastal drive, some beach strolling, maybe an ice cream while watching waves crash against rocks. But then my friend Liam texted: “Have you done the ziplines at Tsitsikamma yet?” And attached a photo that
In the heart of southwestern Africa lies a country where the haunting whispers of the past echo through abandoned streets and crumbling buildings. Namibia, a land of stark beauty and contrasting landscapes, holds within its borders numerous ghost towns that stand as silent witnesses to bygone eras of prosperity and subsequent decline. The Diamond Dreams
Exploring the Forgotten Ghost Towns of Namibia – A haunting journey through time. Read More »
The Shangaan people, also known as Tsonga, have a rich cultural heritage deeply rooted in southern Africa, particularly in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Their vibrant traditions, distinct language, and unique way of life offer fascinating insights into indigenous African cultures that have adapted over centuries while maintaining their core identity. Dawn in a Shangaan
A Day in the Life of a Shangaan Village – Understanding traditions firsthand. Read More »
