Braamfontein is now one of Jozi’s hippest neighbourhoods, offering visitors everything from trendy fashion, gourmet food and cosy coffee shops.

A tropical paradise with beautiful waters in all shades of blue, coral reefs, dhows, pristine beaches - what more can you ask for?

An unusual source sent Myrtle Ryan hot-footing it to Thomas River in the Eastern Cape.

The Big Five are all there but what makes the camp extra-special is that guests can experience all the wonders by boat.

Following in Darwin’s footsteps one is overcome by beauty as nature holds sway, writes Deborah Curtis-Setchell.

In this part of Italy, in all of this country, it is not music which is the food of love. Food is the food of love.

If the late Esther Roberts had a dream of seeing her home become a custodian of cultural treasures, it has indeed come true. Liz Clarke visited the Phansi Museum.

A visit to Chiefs Camp provides some unexpected pleasures watching the Big Five, the Little Five and the Ugly Five, writes Greg Dardagan.

The Three Cities Jozini Tiger Lodge offers tiger fishing and a range of new activities for adventurous types.

We take a Street Glide on a five-day ride from Cape Town to Africa Bike Week in Margate.

If you think being in the bush should be just plain fun, this is the place for you, writes Lesley Stones.

Kichwa Tembo nestles in a pristine forest which is filled with chattering Blue and Copper Tailed monkeys, the latter distinctive by their white, heart-shaped noses.

Usually the trickiest part to any route is finding the start, and a hike up Suther Peak is no exception.

A tranquil destination where both humans and animals thrive on the fruit of the marula tree.

This is the Sundays River Valley which incorporates Kirkwood, Sunland and Addo, the village that gives the nearby game reserve its name.

Bangkok continues to live up to the title of the world’s best city for travellers, writes Alison Foat.

Secret passages high up in the rafters of Siena Cathedral have opened for the first time after decades of restoration.

Durban’s famous Mitchell Park is the perfect escape from the bustling city centre, writes Arthi Sanpath.

The Queen Mary 2 is not a cruise ship. Heaven forbid. It is an ocean liner – the only true-blue ocean liner plying the oceans of the world today.

Trophy heads, folk songs and competitive festivals are the pride of the Nagas, writes Riana Geldenhys.