100th Blog Post! Some of you may have noticed that the Passport Pair has been completely off-grid for quite a while. A series of circumstances, tough decisions, and life changes have…
Kruger National Park *Please note the traveling and cost section was on Kruger National Park: The North, but they are relevant to both posts!* Traveling to Kruger National Park There are…
Kruger National Park Traveling to Kruger National Park There are a few ways to get to Kruger National Park. There are airports in Nelspruit and Hoedspruit which are in close proximity…
Cape Point and The Cape of Good Hope Before we talk about this beautiful spot- we need to explain the confusion between Cape Point and The Cape of Good Hope. Both…
Best Travel Credit Cards Revised In our previous post on paying for travel, we outlined some of the tricks we used to get $600 towards travel from our travel rewards credit…
El Burro Taqueria Kloof Nek One thing I missed most during my first extended stay in South Africa in 2013 was the absence of good, authentic Mexican food. I remember it…
Rivierplaas Campsite While being in South Africa, we have made the commitment to be in nature more. Our jobs involve being on technology almost exclusively so we need some green space…
Peregrine Farm Stall One of the best parts about road trips in South Africa, particularly in the Western Cape, are the numerous farm stalls off the main highways seemingly in the…
Devil’s Peak Hike Cape Town has one of the most distinct and unique skylines in the world. Table Mountain is its centerpiece with Devil’s Peak to the left and Lion’s Head…
The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa The V&A Waterfront is the epicenter for tourists in Cape Town. Fancy hotels, plenty of shopping, and fantastic views of Table Mountain and…
