Wait… a safari just a couple hours from Cape Town?! Aquila Private Game Reserve was THAT experience. From seeing lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes and rhinos in their natural surroundings to driving through the stunning South African landscape… it honestly felt unreal. ✨ Safari bucket list:

A Little Magic Over Cape Town! 🇿🇦 A beautiful rainbow stretching across the sky beside Table Mountain. Nature showing off in the most spectacular way. The perfect blend of mountain, sky, and color. Cape Town really knows how to make a moment unforgettable. #Africa #CapeTown #Travel

After 25 years, we meet again at the beautiful Mount Nelson, Cape Town’s iconic pink hotel for its legendary Afternoon Tea. 🌸🫖 The experience is every bit as elegant as I remembered: delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, beautiful pastries, cakes, tarts and other sweet treats, all

If you’re visiting Cape Town, put Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden on your list! 🌸🌳 Nestled right against Table Mountain, this garden is the perfect place to slow down, take a peaceful walk, and enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery in the city. The mix of lush greenery, colorful flowers, mounta

A visit to Pérez Art Museum Miami is especially worth it right now, with an exciting lineup of exhibitions exploring identity, color, culture, sport, and contemporary life. ✨ Basquiat: Figures, Signs, Symbols — iconic works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, on view through June 2027. 🏀 Get in the Game

A Grain Silo Turned Into A Museum! Visiting the Zeitz MOCAA Museum of Contemporary Art Africa! Once a 1920s concrete grain silo with 42 towering storage tubes, this remarkable building has been transformed into the world's largest museum dedicated to contemporary African art. Designed

Art, Canals, Cobblestone Streets and Cheese. Amsterdam, we meet again for the second time. 🇳🇱 Spent the day exploring the Moco Museum to see a few of my favorite artist like Bansky and Warhol. Walked along the charming streets and beautiful canals, that make this city so special. Every tur

Morning stroll in the Bo-Kaap neighborhood. Known for its brightly colored houses and cobblestone streets, it's one of the city's most photographed areas. Walking through the neighborhood, I learned about its rich history and the community that helped shape Cape Town. Bo-Kaap was origin

Historically, salt as a commodity was the root of war and struggles amid European factions. The eventual Dutch takeover of Bonaire, close to four centuries ago, served to underscore salt’s value. Salt production slowed with slavery abolition in 1863. It continued to be harvested fluctuating with ma