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A mystical trek on Mount Mulanje Malawi
In Africa there’s a place “where men should not go” because they’re going to get lost. I’m a woman, it should be ok for me then! Sapitwa peak is highest point in South-Central Africa and one of the most mystical place in Malawi. A 3-days trek is the perfect way to enjoy and explore the Mount Mulanje mainly because your feet are the only means of transportation capable to get you to its summit, Sapitwa. If you don’t want to get lost and become the subject of the next Mulanje legend, hire a guide. In Malawi’s Sothern Region, Mount Mulanje rises very sharply above the surrounding Phalombe Plain which lies…
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Four epic South African experiences to tantalize intrepid souls of cash conscious travelers
South Africa is turning into a real adventure wonderland. From spectacular scenery to hidden caves, marine life, and fascinating attractions, the South African territory is divine inside out. The best experiences are out in the wild; however, the heart of the city can also be an urban jungle to adore. There’s something for everyone here: beaches, mountain tops, a wide variety of activities, museums & galleries, luxury accommodation, and more. It’s up to you to decide which experience best match with your personality. We’ve made a list with 4 epic adventures that you might want to try out this season. South African weather is pleasant all year round; whether you…
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Luxurious Vacations At The River Nile Cruise
The Nile is one of the biggest and longest rivers on the globe, and it is situated in northeastern Africa. It moves through Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Egypt and drains into the Mediterranean Sea. The river covers an area of more than 1,293,000 square miles. It is an impressing landmark of nature.
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South Africa a Dream Destination
South Africa is now progressing from its apartheid status allowing increase in tourism. Tourists have the opportunity to tour this beautiful area with rare animals. It is known about Africans that they are very close to GOD because of the difficulties they had to face.
