With cross-border travel restricted by the Covid-19 pandemic, South Africans have, over the last 18 months, explored their own backyard more than ever. Discovering our beautiful country’s hidden gems, intrepid explorers have met our diverse people and learned about their different customs and cultures.
It’s that unmistakable feeling of freedom that only 4×4 adventure offers and that we’re lucky enough to have access to right on our doorstep.
The unparalleled natural beauty of Pondoland’s rocky shores, backed by grasslands and indigenous forests, and punctuated with secret waterfalls that drop straight into the heaving ocean below, must be nature’s finest masterpiece.
Dreaming of your next holiday but cant decide between the sea, bushveld, or forest? Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape has it all.
A year ago, life came to a grinding halt. We were forced to self-isolate and become master banana bread bakers. Its time to escape the new normal.
The fangs of the slender serpentine gravel road that is Sani Pass herald the approaching mountain kingdom of Lesotho. Mind-blowing plant diversity, spectacular views and camouflaged wildlife that reveals itself to the observant traveller await.
Up until 1978, when the first wilderness trail in the Kruger National Park was opened, the rare experience of being on foot in Kruger was a distant fantasy.
While off-road driving in the wilderness is a visually spectacular, walking is an unbeatable and visceral experience and the reason Slackpacking is quickly becoming the next big thing.
If driving past restricted roads triggers an uncontrollable urge to see what jaw-dropping wildlife encounters lay hidden beyond the no-entry sign, then Kruger Park’s 4×4
Still frothing from last week’s thrilling excursion through the province of extremes? Then, strap yourselves in for the experience of a lifetime. This week, we
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