Kate
professional mariner | full-time traveller | part-time blogger | amateur photographer | semi-circumnavigator | happy wife | made in South Africa
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We have a dream… another one. Our dream is to have a farm/piece of land one day. We discovered one particular piece of … View Post
If you didn’t read my last post, and you haven’t figured out the title yet, “TTSA” means “Throwback to South Africa”. This … View Post
We got back to Belize, from South Africa, about 3 weeks ago and during that time, every free moment in between work and travelling, I … View Post
At the beginning of the year Helen Warwick, deputy editor of Nat Geo Traveller UK, and her husband joined BSV for a honeymoon … View Post
The day we arrived back in Belize, after the Caribbean Sea crossing, we got the news that Rufus’ mom was ill. None of us … View Post
Moving from country to country, working expat contracts and being relocated (or choosing to relocate) has taught us to let go of things and … View Post
When we returned to Belize from our Cuba trip, we went straight back into work. We started with a tandem Christmas charter for … View Post
Many people we meet are heavily reliant on a multitude of apps to make their travels easier. Others refuse to use them because&… View Post
In the previous post I said that on our last day in Cuba we ticked off all the remaining “to do’s” on our … View Post
On our last day in Cuba, back in Havana City, we crammed in all the activities we hadn’t yet ticked off our … View Post
“El Malecon, officially Avenida de Maceo, is a promenade, roadway and seawall, which stretches for 8km along the coast of Havana. It runs … View Post
On the second and last day of our stay in Vinales we rented bicycles and explored the surrounding countryside. As cruisers we are very … View Post
Viñales was the highlight of our trip to Cuba. The hustle and bustle of La Habana is fascinating and exciting but the peace &… View Post
La Habana Vieja, or Old Habana, is exactly what it’s title suggests, the oldest part of the city. Over the course … View Post
The initial purpose of this blog was to keep our family informed and involved in our travels. It’s the easiest, fastest way to … View Post
When we finally got through Cuban immigration (apparently EVERYONE from the African continent has Ebola, according to all the non African countries&… View Post
Over the December holidays we were planning on returning to South Africa for my best friend’s wedding. It turns out that flights across … View Post
As mentioned in the previous post, we are currently based in Belize, running catamaran charters up and down the islands. On every charter I … View Post
We are working in Belize at the moment, running all inclusive catamaran charters. Belize is an idyllic sailing ground, with the second longest … View Post
2014 has been a busy (hence the limited, sporadic blog posting :/ ) blessed year: We left our “real” life of expat work in Zambia for our “… View Post