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10.09.11 | Comments Off on New Zealand Walking – From Hot to Cold
Invariably, mention of the country New Zealand tends to conjure up images of bright blue skies and warm, pleasant sunshine. However, between the two islands, temperatures can vary dramatically depending on the time of year. We take a look at walking New Zealand – from hot to cold, and back again. Hot – Mud Baths […]
09.21.11 | Comments Off on Walking South Africa’s National Treasures
When walking South Africa you’ll come across the country’s symbols and emblems everywhere that you turn. Here are some of the national treasures that you’ll encounter on your travels. South Africa’s National Tree When walking South Africa’s national parks and forests you’ll come across many trees with yellow-hued bark. These trees are known as yellowwoods […]
09.21.11 | Comments Off on Traditional Meat Dishes of South Africa
When it comes to holidays involving lots of walking, South Africa is hard to beat. There is plenty to see and do during a walking holiday, but one of the things that you really shouldn’t miss is the excellent local food on offer. South African cuisine is varied and delicious, and if you are a […]
09.19.11 | Comments Off on The Traditions of Peru
Whether you’re walking Peru’s wonderful landscapes, or taking some time out in the beautiful cities, you will find yourself taking in many of the country’s intriguing and respected traditions. The traditions of Peru are both long-standing and of great importance to many Peruvians – here are some to look out for. Traditional Dress When you’re […]
09.19.11 | Comments Off on Mysteries of the Nazca Lines
When you’re walking Peru you’ll find that you can view most of the country’s attractions by foot. However, it isn’t until you’re airborne that you’ll be able to spot Peru’s most unusual attractions; a series of lines, whose origin and purpose still have historians guessing. What are the Nazca Lines? The Nazca Lines are a […]
09.19.11 | Comments Off on Walking in South Africa – the Sights, Smells and Sounds
The idea of a holiday walking South Africa may sound like an adventure. That’s good, because – it’s meant to be! South Africa – The Rainbow Nation The comparatively recent history of South Africa, over the past 20-30 years, is relatively well known to all. Out of troubled times has come a modern nation for […]
09.16.11 | Comments Off on Shopping South Africa
There are not many people who can resist some retail therapy when they are on a holiday abroad; there’s just something about the lure of unfamiliar shops and exotic marketplaces that makes you want to spend. If you’re on a holiday walking South Africa, not only will you have the opportunity to explore what the […]
09.11.11 | Comments Off on The Great Heights of New Zealand
Whilst New Zealand walking will introduce you to stunning vistas and beautiful undulating green hillsides, the best views in the country are often seen from great heights. Luckily New Zealand is also known for its cragged mountainsides and for boasting the tallest man-made structure in the Southern Hemisphere. It is these man-made structures that can […]
09.10.11 | Comments Off on Adventure New Zealand – Walking a Volcano
When most people think of New Zealand, walking through lush, green forested hills and alongside crystal glacial lakes comes to mind. But there is a very different side to this fascinating island nation and one which is surprisingly accessible considering its nature. White Island, or Te Puia o Whakaari as it is traditionally known, is […]
09.10.11 | Comments Off on New Zealand – Walking in Wellington
Wellington, New Zealand’s capital is a small but perfectly formed holiday destination with a wealth of experiences just waiting to be enjoyed. A visit to this picturesque harbour city can be a flying weekend visit, a week-long exploration, or simply the icing on the cake of a grand tour of New Zealand. Walking Wellington’s eclectic […]