Monday’s Money Saving Tips: FREE Museums
Never underestimate the amount of FREE sightseeing you can do. Did you know that there are FREE museums all over the place, you just need to do your research beforehand. I used to go to…
World Borders: How to get from South Africa🇿🇦to Swaziland🇸🇿, Golela to Lavumisa
In my ongoing series of world borders, I make border crossing a lot more clear, simple and easy for you based on my own experiences. Today you will be very pleased to learn that the…
World Borders: How to get to Botswana🇧🇼from South Africa🇿🇦At Koppfontein
In my ongoing series about world borders, I aim to make it sound easy for you to venture across one border and into a new country. This post deals with getting to Botswana from South…
Backpacking in South Africa: Top 5 Things to do In Soweto
Soweto is an amazing place and I must recommend it to everyone out there. It is one of the most famous townships in South Africa. Situated in Gauteng near Johannesberg, this place has so much…
Thirsty Thursdays: Joburg Beer in Soweto Shebeens, South Africa
What’s a Shebeen? It sounds like a Scottish or Irish word, doesn’t it? Well funny you should say that, because actually the word “Shebeen” is originally Irish/Gaelic and translates into English as “illegal whiskey drinking…
Top 5 Scenic Bus Journeys
As a traveller, long distance buses become a way of life and part of the travel routine. I personally love them – a great way to sit back, relax and let someone else drive you…
Backpacking in South Africa: Soweto Bicycle Tour
Undoubtedly one of the best tours I have ever done was the Soweto Bicycle Tour. I rarely book things far in advance but on my southern hemisphere tour in 2010 – 2011, I knew I…
Mandela House: 8115 Vilakazi Street, Orlando West, Soweto, South Africa
On a quiet morning while staying in the township of Soweto I walked from the backpackers hostel to Vilakazi Street. Soweto as a township is steeped in enough history as it is, but this…
Homestay At Rachel’s: Ngculu Street, Orlando East, Soweto, South Africa *
As a traveller, an excellent way of getting a flavour for the real local culture and ways of a pace is to actually stay with someone who ordinarily lives there. Also known as a “homestay”.…
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