Located to the southern extreme of Nelson Mandela Bay and at the end of South Africa’s ever-popular Garden Route, there are a huge number of reasons to consider a trip to Gqeberha. For one, though it has changed its name from Port Elizabeth, it still holds the moniker of ‘the… Continue reading
Libya does things on a grand scale. More than 1,000 miles of sparkling Mediterranean waters lap its coast. Desert dunes roam largely unhindered across over 400,000 square miles. Berber and Bedouin communities maintain lives that would be recognisable to some of the first outsiders – ancient Carthaginians. They left their… Continue reading
While the archetypical image of Mali may be of wandering Tuareg camel caravans in the desert dunes, there’s far more to the country. Let’s take a look at the best 9 things to do in Mali. Arching across the western Sahel and into the Sahara Desert, Mali is the eighth… Continue reading
You’re sure to be aware of the current fighting in Sudan taking place between two military factions. The British government’s FCDO currently advises against travel to anywhere in Sudan. I’ve left this post up in the hope we see an improvement to the situation soon. Though the third-largest nation in… Continue reading
