by tempuser_999163495 | Feb 2, 2026
Some cities take time. Others steal your heart the moment you arrive, writes Zoë Erasmus. Ahmed Bates / Pexels Africa is full of places like this: cities where the light hits just right, the people welcome you in like an old friend, and the atmosphere feels...
by tempuser_999163495 | Feb 2, 2026
There is no time more perfect for calm, late summer travel than February, writes Miriam Kimvangu. Fort Nottingham/Magda Ehlers/Pexels This alphabetical journey focuses on destinations that begin with the letter F, moving between coastlines, countryside and historic...
by tempuser_999163495 | Jan 27, 2026
Not everyone dreams of road trips and long hours behind the wheel. For some of us, travel is about wandering, not driving, writes Zoë Erasmus. Andrea Gambirasio / Pexels While South Africa is often seen as a car-heavy destination, there are plenty of towns and cities...
by tempuser_999163495 | Jan 27, 2026
Sometimes, travel time is measured in hours, not days. A long layover, an early checkout or a fleeting business trip can leave you with just half a day to explore Cape Town. The good news is that this city delivers fast and just the perfect amount of things to do....
by tempuser_999163495 | Jan 27, 2026
Border regions are often defined by ecosystems rather than by political boundaries, writes Miriam Kimvangu. Nungwi, Tanzania/Dmitry Limonov/Unsplash These areas tend to support cross border trade, seasonal migration and joint conservation efforts and in many cases,...
