A Ride on the Iconic Table Mountain Cableway

A Ride on the Iconic Table Mountain Cableway

If you're planning a trip to Cape Town. One of the most unmissable attractions is the majestic Table Mountain. Renowned as one of the New7Wonders of Nature. Table Mountain offers breathtaking views and an unforgettable experience for visitors from all over the world....

Fun activities to do during winter in Cape Town.

Fun activities to do during winter in Cape Town.

Whale watching. Between June and November, thousands of whales migrate from Antarctica to our coasts. From Cape Point to Boyes Drive to Gordon’s Bay and Rooi Els, catch a glimpse of these beautiful ancient creatures visiting just off our shores over the next few...

Namibia Photography Guide

Namibia Photography Guide

Namibia is a dream destination for both photographers and non-photographers alike. This is the country to visit if you want to explore the Namib desert, world’s highest sand dunes, skeleton coast, local tribes, culture and wildlife. Here’s what to expect during the...

Big cats losing their pride of place.

Big cats losing their pride of place.

History has it that these big cats once roamed all over Africa, Asia and in parts of Europe. Yet present day, lions are scarce and are found in stipulated conservation areas – still without guarantees. I remember driving into a local national park one late afternoon,...

Itchy Feet’s Easter bunny survey

Itchy Feet’s Easter bunny survey

CHOCOLATE BUNNY VS RIVERINE RABBIT Every year close on 90 million chocolate bunnies can be spotted on supermarket shelves and retail outlets worldwide. At the other end of the spectrum, consider the beautiful rare Riverine rabbit with its black striped cheeks, white...

Itchy Feet celebrate elephant feet

Itchy Feet celebrate elephant feet

Elephant’s feet are truly amazing. Let’s start with the copious layer of padding which muffles the sound of their footsteps allowing them to walk almost silently despite their size (an adult males weighs between 2 – 7 tons.) And boy can they walk. It’s estimated they...

Footnote: Kembo’s Itchy Feet

Footnote: Kembo’s Itchy Feet

Some say I was born with itchy feet. Apparently I was one of those kids who always wanted to know what’s round the next corner. I wanted to be a guide for as long as I can remember and after formally training in Zimbabwe, my obliging size 11 feet (pictured above) have...