Posts Tagged ‘iceland’
Guide to Motorbiking Through Vietnam
Did you know it’s entirely possible to motorbike through Vietnam. It is a truly unique way of experiencing a country. Even Top Gear decided they couldn’t miss out on it! Before you begin your journey, you may have all sorts of questions such as, where to ride, what to pack,…
Read MoreInto the Wild
Sanctuary Makanyane Safari Lodge Blending seamlessly into the bush of the Madikwe Game Reserve, the 8-suite luxury lodge was designed to have minimal impact on the environment. It boasts personalised services, an exquisite cuisine and glass- walled bedrooms for the truly indulgent holiday goer. The crowning moment of the…
Read MoreTravel News (Issue 90)
Lord Howe Island announced in Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Lonely Planet has announced Lord Howe Island as one of the world’s Top 10 regions in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020. The crescent-shaped island promises an array of activities from snorkelling on the coral reef, hand-feeding fish on Ned’s beach…
Read MoreSnapshots: National Parks
Whether it is for the protection of forests, national treasures or wildlife, national parks around the world are as varied as the countries they belong to. From ancient civilizations to geological wonderlands, we visit some of the lesser-known parks around the world. ICELAND Vatnajokull National Park Vatnajokull National Park is…
Read MoreNature Through the Lens
PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Andrew JK Tan / Mentorgraphy About Andrew JK Tan, photographer “I am a very serious hobbyist and also a freelance photographer. I have been involved in photography for over 30 years now. I especially love shooting nature, sports, wildlife, landscapes, travel, portraiture and macro photography. In 2012…
Read MoreSnapshot: Epic Hikes
When it comes to getting to know the spirit of a country, there is no better way than to tackle an epic hiking trail that takes in history, culture and landscape. If you love exploring at a slower pace (or if you’re feeling fit and adventurous), here are some epic…
Read MoreWatercolours
These waters are dyed the most brilliant of hues. Once again, Mother Nature proves herself to be the most creative of artists we have witnessed. Her creativity manifests itself in the flamboyant multitude of colours that paint these waters the vibrant hues science cannot fully vouch for. Blue Lagoon, Iceland…
Read MoreA Dive into the Unknown
Photo: Hoiseung Jung/Shutterstock These extraordinary sites add a new, lesser-known dimension to diving. FOR MANY dive enthusiasts, an underwater expedition is a prized opportunity to explore the captivating submarine realm. There is an enigmatic grace in the creatures of the deep and endless mystery within subaquatic nature, with a profound…
Read MoreBucket List Series: The Land of Fire & Ice
Think Iceland: a wintry sweep of frozen terrains perhaps characteristic of its namesake. Icy topography and biting winds aside, that isn’t all there is here. Hallmarked by her dramatic landscapes, the stunning North Atlantic island flaunts a cache brimming with inimitable experiences, Iceland-style. FIRST AND FOREMOST, discovering this…
Read More5 Locations You Need to Visit if You Are a Game of Thrones Fan
As the release date for the popular HBO television series’ final season draws closer, we take a look at some of the show’s most scenic filming locations. Westeros is on Earth, it seems? The Dark Hedges Northern Ireland Photo courtesy of Giuseppe Milo It’s eerie. It’s dodgy. And it’s overwhelmingly…
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