Author: Sara Essop

10 Best Things to do in Al Ain

Looking for the best things to do in Al Ain ? See my recommendations below. The Garden City of Al Ain may not be as popular with international tourists as the glamorous, glitzy cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, but it is definitely worth a visit. Al Ain is the fourth largest city in the […]

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6 Unique Family-Friendly Bangkok Attractions

Family-Friendly Bangkok Attractions to visit “Bangkok, though, is a rejuvenating tonic; the people seem to have found the magic elixir. Life, a visitor feels, has not been wasted on the Thais.” Bernard Kalb ⁣⁣ Bangkok, also known as the City of Angels, is the bustling, vibrant capital of Thailand. It is known for its golden […]

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Preparing for a trip to Africa

Preparing for a trip to Africa This is a guest post aimed at non-Africans. Most people have a preconceived notion of what Africa is like. Africa is the second largest continent and the second most populated continent in the world (second only to Asia.) Africa has issues like all other continents but Africa has beauty, […]

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Travellers’ Tales – Meet Priya from Glorious Sunrise

Meet Priya from Glorious Sunrise I created the “Travellers’ Tales” section to give other travellers an opportunity to talk about their travels. Today I would like to introduce you to Priya, a travel, food and books blogger based in Fremont, California. She blogs at Glorious Sunrise . I would love to hear about your travels too. […]

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Atlantis The Palm - Aquaventure & Bread Street Kitchen

Atlantis The Palm - Aquaventure & Bread Street Kitchen We were on the upper level of Neptune Tower, a Mayan-temple styled tower housing a multitude of thrilling rides. Hearts thumping, we sat in double tubes and plunged down the long, winding water slide. Before we knew it, we were surrounded by sharks, stingrays and other […]

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The Spectacular Iguazu Falls Argentina experience

The Iguazu Falls Argentina experience “Let your soul be sated with the unique beauty of this landscape, that although you search the world through your travels, you will never find anything like it. “Extract from poem by Alfonso Ricciutto (translated) Unlike most other waterfalls which have only one or two cataracts, the Iguazu Falls (also […]

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Travellers’ Tales – Meet Nicola from Peanut Gallery 247

Meet Nicola from Peanut Gallery 247 I created the “Travellers’ Tales” section to give other travellers an opportunity to talk about their travels. Today I would like to introduce you to Nicola Subben, a blogger based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She blogs at Peanut Gallery 247. I would love to hear about your travels too. Go to “Travellers’ Tales” , fill […]

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5 stunning routes for your road trip bucket list

Road trip bucket list for South Africa As we get into the swing of the new year, we often think about our resolutions for the year to come, and how we can become better versions of ourselves. From eating better and getting fitter, to saving more. But how many times do we resolve to travel […]

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Lunch at the Shangri La Hotel Qaryat Al Beri

Lunch at the Shangri La Hotel Qaryat Al Beri One of the best breakfasts I've ever had on my travels was at the Shangri La Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. That is why, when the opportunity arose to have lunch at the Shangri La Hotel Qaryat Al Beri in Abu Dhabi during my visit to […]

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