Reykjavik is Iceland’s capital and largest city, and one of the smallest capital cities in the world. Usually, I am not a big fan of spending time in a country’s cities, especially not those where countless adventure activities beckon in surreal and untouched landscapes. Reykjavik city, however, was a little
Port Edward boasts some incredible scenic landscapes and houses a nice blend of mountainscapes, gorges, beaches that deserve blue flag status, the world’s smallest desert, the Umtunvuna River and so many more amazing activities for the nature lover. This scenic vista is home to the Ocean View Bed and Breakfast
Just when I think I know South Africa well, I accidentally stumble across a really incredible place that leaves me feeling like I have arrived at some remote destination on the other side of the world. Little did I know that we have an oceanside establishment along the South Coast
City Camping In just a little short of 8 days, the Main Street Life building in SA’s urban jungle will be turned into a hip and happening rooftop campsite for nearly 200 people. This initiative was brought forth by Lifestyle Solutions which aims to bring people back into Johannesburg
Have you ever heard of the term “Espigueiros” or “Horreo”? No? How about “Canastros” ? No? If you have heard of these terms, have you seen them in person? I hadn’t, but that was until I did a road trip through Northern Portugal & Spain. Maybe you have heard of a granary? The term – “Espigueiros” is a traditional stone structure that is raised above the ground by four granite pillars. They are unique to rural Galician architecture and traditionally used in agriculture for the storing, curing, and drying of corn during the long winter months. At first glance, they appeared to be some sort of catacomb. As distinguishing traits of Northern Portugal and Northern Spain landscapes, these granaries date back to XII A.C. I spent a lot of time admiring them in all of the small villages around Peneda-Gêres National Park, especially in Soajo & Lindoso. In these areas, old farm-styled houses have at least one standing tall alongside their corn fields. In some areas, they are clustered together and laid out across a flat slab of granite similar to tombstones found at a cemetery. It is estimated that there are 18 000 left, some are well preserved whilst others are merely ruins. Soajo has 24 of them,
Those of you that were lucky enough to celebrate at least one New Year in Spain, would have experienced the bizarre tradition of Las doce uvas de la suerte – the tradition of eating 12 lucky grapes at midnight. If you have never heard of this fun tradition before, keep
Explore the Capetonian culture with a visit to Rhodes Memorial, learn about the struggles and hardships that South African people have overcome, and explore the activities and things to do that Rhodes Memorial has on offer. South African | Image by Chantelle Flores | http://www.kzaravisual.com History of Rhodes Memorial Rhodes
An impressive World Heritage site with a brutal past #discovertheworld #liveyourstory Iceland | Image by Chantelle Flores | http://www.kzaravisual.com Thingvelir National Park in the South West of Iceland has a great historical and geological significance and should be on your bucket list when exploring this unique country. Iceland | Image
There is just something so mystical about Iceland, an unspoken force that grabs a hold of your travel soul and refuses to let go. The allure is just so strong. It is a country with a unique personality that I am yet to come across in other parts of the
You know what my heart really wants. Someone to love. Like deep love. And I want my person one day to deeply love me too. I want the kind of love that’s unconditional and I want it to be true. I want to build a life with my person and
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