We flew up to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and crossed the Zambesi River into Zambia to reach the Waterberry Zambesi River Lodge, where we booked in to stay. It took almost two hours to reach the camp, where we slept in semi-permanent tents, because we needed to cross the border between the nations. The only bridge here, within sight of the falls, was built in England and brought in pieces to be assembled…
Inyati means water buffalo in the local language. Curious for the name of the camp we chose to stay at since that was the…
Babylonstoren, a three-hundred-year-old farm, first established to grow fruit and vegetables for the Dutch Spice Traders, was purchased in 2007 from a Dutch family…
We just returned from a South African adventure that was over a year in the making. On a trip to Machu Pichu, we met…
Our son and his girlfriend chartered a catamaran in Tortola and invited us along. The bedroom was a bit cozy and the toilets, which…