South Africa ’14, Part 4: St. Lucia
After falling totally in love with Umngazi River Resort, we didn’t expect much when arriving in St. Lucia knowing it’s a very small touristy village. That’s when you’re mostly positively ...
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South Africa ’14, Part 2: Umngazi River – our kind of paradise
When I saw some pictures of the Umngazi River Bungalows & Spa the first time while planning our trip, I knew we had to make a stop here. It was a ...
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South Africa ’14, Part 1: Drakensberge
Despite having been to the country only half a year before, we were so excited coming back to South Africa for another 3 weeks this time. There’s even a direct ...
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Skiing in Wolkenstein / Sella Ronda
Second time in South Tirol, skiing in the Sella Ronda area Getting ready for the cold weather Having a break at a snow bar The sky’s clearing up The sun’s ...
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Hiking up Wank / Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Wank is a 1.780m high mountain near Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Surely not as impressive as Zugspitze but going up more than 1.000hm is a nice hike and you have great views including wonderful ...
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South Africa ’13, Part 6: Langebaan Lagoon
Langebaan is one of the many beach towns on the west coast of South Africa. We dicided to make a stop here hoping for some sea-sand-sun time but weren’t lucky ...
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South Africa ’13, Part 5: Augrabies Falls National Park
The name “Augrabies” stems from the word “Aukoerebis”, that’s what the Khoi people called the place. It translates to “great noice” because of the water falls that are fed by ...
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South Africa ’13, Part 4: Kgalagadi Park
Kgalagadi Park is one of the largest SANParks (South African National Parks) and the only one comprising two National Parks across border, a smaller part in South Africa and the bigger ...
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South Africa ’13, Part 4: Long drive to Kenhardt (Western Cape)
After 5 days in Cape Town we hit the road for the North, driving through Western Cape province – a huge area with the least population in South Africa. It ...
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…seeing all these wonderful trips and pictures I can hardly imagine that both of you have a very time consumtive Job…
Best
Torsten