Exploring the world, one place at a time
One of the most archaeologically significant and sacred sites in southern Africa, the captivating Tsodilo Hills are adorned by more than 4,500 rock paintings, painted by the San and Bantu peoples.
From kingfishers to eagles and bee-eaters to herons, Botswana's Okavango Delta is home to almost 500 bird species making it a birdwatcher's paradise.
One of the largest inland waterways in the world, Botswana's Okavango Delta is home to an abundance of wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles and eagles.
With an abundance of wildlife, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a stable government, sparsely populated Botswana is a great place to go on safari. Here are my top tips...
Looking for a once-in-a-lifetime blow-the-budget trip? Look no further than Botswana, home to some of the most spectacular wildlife on Earth, and the mighty Victoria Falls in neighbouring Zimbabwe.
From awe-inspiring scenery to ancient ruined complexes, traditional temples and stark reminders of the Vietnam War, there's lots to experience in Vietnam.
A tour around the Gloucestershire home of Dr Edward Jenner, the 'father of immunology', and the church in which he was buried.
As the site of one of the most infamous maybe-murders in English history, this sprawling 12th century Gloucestershire castle is well worth a day trip.
With charming architecture, scenic hikes, great food and top notch art galleries, Norway's second largest city is a delightful place for a short break.
It was billed as 'two days' relaxed paddling in the fjords', but as I came to discover during the course of the weekend, my idea of relaxed paddling was somewhat different...
This scenic stretch of the Wales Coast Path links some of my favourite places on the south Wales coast – Southerndown, Ogmore-by-Sea and Merthyr Mawr.
Tucked away down a little path in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, it's easy to miss what remains of this 13th century castle that overlooks the Black Mountains.
Little Old World 