The Cape Town Epic
After a blockbuster back-to-back days at Victoria Falls and the Chobe National Park, our group flew back to Johannesburg for a one night layover to regain our senses. The next morning we took an 11am Mango Air flight (the low-cost carrier of...
An Elephant Symphony Plays In Chobe National Park
A Phanty Procession! To do Kasane is to do Chobe. Regarded as one of the top 2 "elite" safari destinations in Africa, Chobe is most famous for being home to the world's largest and most numerous elephant herds in the world (among other...
Victoria Falls: 4 Countries In 1 Day
Today I've marked visiting the last of the world's 3 greatest waterfalls: In April 2014 we violated international law crossing Iguazú Falls (the world's largest waterfalls system) along the intersection of Brazil and Argentina, a year later we pushed a...
Jockeying About Jo’Burg
Last night we partied it up in the hipster neighborhood of Braamfontein, where we found out that every bar there has a 30-50 ZAR cover charge, and that even with an entry stamp on your wrist they'll make you wait in the back of a 2 hour line if...
The Prime Minister Of Lesotho Sees Us Off To Jo’Burg
We slept in again this morning, waking up at a more civilized 8am and lazily taking in the chilly morning air of Lesotho. Our taxi then came to pick us up at 9am to take us back to the airport. Once arriving at 10am (traffic is somehow always terrible here) and...
From Eswatini To Lesotho
After a beautiful yesterday at the Mlilwane Wildlife Reserve, we returned to our hostel at Sundowner's and exchanged travel stories with the Peace Corps crew that had already been living at the hostel for months. Somehow during our introductions, a...
From Mozambique To Eswatini
Our group woke up this morning at 5:30am to catch a 6:00am cab to the bus station. Instead of the one close by to the train station that's listed in Lonely Planet that would take us to Swaziland, our cab drivers opted at the last minute instead for...
Mosey’ing In Mozambique
After a lovely yesterday with Nadi in her motherland of Malawi, today we woke up at an ungodly hour of 5:00am to catch a 5:30am cab to the airport, arriving at 6:00am. After an uneventful check-in process at Lilongwe’s no-frills airport, we boarded an 8:00am Malawi...