A bit more mileage on the clock but still up for a good adventure or two? Read about my personal experiences as a 55+ traveller. In this category I’ll tell you about what we did, how it ended up going, whether you should do it too and what you need to consider before and while doing it.
Erawan Falls is one of Thailand’s most beautiful waterfalls, but reaching the upper levels is far more exhausting than many travel blogs admit. Here’s what the climb really feels like, how difficult it is, and why I still think it’s absolutely worth visiting.
When my twenty-something backpacker daughter casually announced that she’d taken the overnight sleeper train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, she made it sound wonderfully simple. You book a bunk, climb…
Travel media would have us believe everyone hikes mountains at sunrise in matching linen sets while effortlessly carrying a 40-litre backpack. Meanwhile, some of us are wondering whether our thighs will fit in the safari jeep. If that sounds familiar, this post is for you.
Can you still do Cape Town at 55+? Of course you can. Here’s a realistic and enjoyable 3-day Cape Town itinerary for older travellers, with scenic highlights, sensible pacing and plenty of reasons to fall for the city.
Looking beyond game drives? These non-safari day trips near Kruger Park include the Panorama Route and other scenic, accessible outings perfect for travellers who want comfort, great views, and a slower pace.