La Digue Island, Seychelles: Snorkelling and Selfies With Sea Turtles
The clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean in the Seychelles only wants to seduce you into jumping right in. Take my advice – yield to such temptation.
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La Digue Island, Seychelles: 7 Things To Do
What can you do on an island that is just 5 kms X 3 kms (3 miles X 2 miles), has about 65 guest houses and hotels, a population of just under 3,000, around 35 motorized vehicles, an ox cart and innumerable bicycles and boats? Answer: Lots. Let us list seven.
Seychelles: 10 Tips to Plan Your Trip Better
Planning a trip to the Seychelles? Here are 10 tips that may come in handy.
Zambia: 5 Reasons to Visit the Country
Zambia deserves to be taken seriously in its own right, thanks to its unbeatable wildlife viewings and the Victoria Falls – these are just a few of the many attractions. Mindy Roberts puts together her top five reasons to visit one of the continent’s lesser known countries.
Arctic: On the Tracks of the Polar Bear
Angie Butler claims to take clients on life changing expeditions to the Arctic and the Antarctica. If this first person account of her recent voyage does not inspire you to undertake similar journeys, little else will.
12 Months in Georgia
Georgia has something for everyone- these are some highlights of what await in each month of the year.
Tanzania: Selous – The Hidden, Wild Gem of Africa
Lyndsey Fair has the best of all worlds – a career in the wilds of Tanzania. She talks about Selous Game Reserve, one of the biggest and richest parks in the world.
Four-Wheeling Over Snow and Glaciers in Iceland
Trust Sanjay Madan and Tushar Agarwal to take their car where few have ventured before. They recently led a group from India to explore Iceland – driving modified trucks across the white landscape of Iceland, braving snowstorms along the way.
Jordan: 6 Days in a Country of Wonders
I have been to Jordan twice and can go back a few more times. Not just to re-visit the wonders I have already experienced but also to discover new ones. And to meet even more Jordanians – they are a wonderful lot to put it simply.
Scotland: 36 Hours in Glasgow
For years, I had heard mixed reviews about Glasgow – and was expecting a version of Gotham City. Nothing could be further from the truth – what awaited was a cheerful landscape accentuated by pink banners proclaiming, “People Make Glasgow.”