I know it’s not Plettenberg Bay or one of Cape Town’s pretty beaches. But sand – check -, sea – check -, waves – check, wind through hair – check, a feeling of freedom – check. Yet, it really…
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Recently I have been the luckiest girl in the world: I had close encounters with the whole bunch of African wildlife. The Big Five including the leopard who usually is very shy and difficult to find, we saw from close by during…
Say hello to the Panoramic route of South Africa, say hello to the Blyde River Canyon, lots of waterfalls, friendly people, banana and Jacaranda trees, and all the other nature wonders which can be found in this area of…
Hidden away on a macadamia and litchi farm in the Lowveld of Mpumalanga, you’ll find this truly special place: Summerfields. On a working farm, with macadamia nuts, litchis, granadillas and lots and lots of roses, there are 12 luxury…
All over the country of Holland you’ll spot them; white and green signs with numbers. What are those? Well, those signposts are part of a route network for cyclists. ANWB is a national tourist organisation and they have created…
What to do on a late summer’s day in the Netherlands? Go cycling! Above Amsterdam there is this beautiful nature reserve area called Waterland. Cows, grass, windmills, dikes, lakes, excellent cycling paths, small picturesque bridges, rivers, cute villages (Like…
Franschhoek is gorgeous, pretty, picturesque and always showing off her beauty. Today I’ll share the best places for a breathtaking view! Great during a day hike or picnic, to enjoy a sundowner drink, or to simply enjoy the view and…
Ask me about my favourite beach in Cape Town and I’ll answer you Llandudno. This little gem is situated close to Hout Bay, Camps Bay and Kommetjie and is definitely one of Cape Town’s most beautiful beaches. Nicer than…
On the UNESCO World Heritage List is big and impressive. And even a small country as Holland is represented! The Windmills of Kinderdijk are a unique piece of history and therefore they are on the list. This is what…
Two days ago it was the 21st of June. It’s the longest day of the year, when your are on the northern hemisphere (like me at the moment), and the shortest day of the year when you are on…