Do you dream of travelling to Antarctica? Do you wonder what is it really like visiting Antarctica, one of the world’s last frontiers for travel? My time travelling in Antarctica was so awe-inspiring and emotional I’ve often been lost for words trying to describe it. But I’ll try! Antarctica is a place where the fragility of our
I admit I was a little intimidated about the idea of driving Iceland’s Westfjords on my own. The roads in this remote part of Iceland are notorious for being difficult given the widely indented coast of fjord after fjord and even more so because of the many unpaved, steep mountainous roads. However, from the photos
Visiting Cape Range National Park makes for an absolutely true Australian experience. With outback scenes of ochre coloured rugged ranges contrasting against brilliant turquoise waters and some of the most incredible wildlife encounters. Cape Range National Park is found on the remote Western Australian coast and is over 1,200 kilometres from Perth. This is a unique part of
My experience swimming with whale sharks on Ningaloo was an extraordinary wildlife experience. Why was it so incredible? Because whalesharks are the largest fish in the world and Ningaloo is a pristine reef environment with world heritage status. And because of strict regulations enforced by the Department of Parks & Wildlife your interaction with these
My brief journey in East Africa had it all! From tracking gorillas on the slopes of Rwanda’s Volcano National Park, to heading out on safari through the infamous Serengeti National Park and Ngoronogoro Crater, to exploring enchanting Stone Town and the beautiful beaches of Zanzibar. It was the perfect introduction to Africa. Why East Africa?
In central Africa, on the edge of the country called the land of a thousands hills, are a string of volcanoes. And on the slopes of those volcanoes is one of the planet’s ultimate wildlife experiences – tracking gorillas in Rwanda! The Volcanoes National Park on the edge of Rwanda is one of three places
Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice for it’s dramatic volcanic and glacial landscapes. This name is completely appropriate however I also think Iceland should be called the land of waterfalls. Scattered across this tiny island nation in the middle of the Atlantic are so many stunning and diverse waterfalls. In the
Beneath the layers and layers of ice which form the glacier Vatnajokull is one of the most unique places in the world – the incredible ice caves of Iceland! Glaciers are true forces of nature, the result of thousands of years of snow accumulation and compression, and Vatnajokull is a giant of glaciers. Covering 8% of
One of the most common ways of travelling in Kyrgyzstan is to travel by shared taxi. A shared taxi is a taxi, or sometimes a private car, which charges a set rate for each of the four seats. The taxi/car won’t leave for it’s destination until the car is full. The impressive mountains of Kyrgyzstan