The Lone Star State is the second largest in the USA, so it goes without saying that there’s plenty to see and do if you find yourself passing through this gem of the south. We’ve assembled this list of Texas bucket list sights and activities and we’re sure that you’ll make a point of visiting once you’ve read it!

Enchanted Rock

This enormous pink granite dome is the second largest of its kind in the USA and makes the perfect campout spot to watch the sunset and do some Texan stargazing. The tribes native to the area gave it its magical name, believing it to be haunted, and telling campfire tales that those who dared to spend a full night on it become invisible. We suggest you risk it for the incredible twilight views!

Buc-ee’s

This chain of pit stops is native to central and eastern Texas and if you happen to pass one, you have to stop off for a bite. Satisfy your Southern cravings with sandwiches, freshly cut beef jerky, fudge bars, and an unsurpassed variety of candy for the road. You can also leave with a token beaver branded item so that you can keep a piece of the Buc-ee’s experience forever.

Remember the Alamo

This fort was built in 1744 by Franciscans and played a crucial role in the Texas Revolution. You can visit the restored landmark and the onsite museum, as well as commemorate the fallen soldiers in the cenotaph. This is a fantastic way to learn more about the state the overcame innumerable struggles and feats in the fight for independence from Mexico.

Space Center Houston

You could spend hours exploring the sprawling complex that houses the world’s largest space program. Learn about NASA’s latest projects and upcoming missions, walk inside replicas of a space shuttle and the Skylab space station, touch extraterrestrial rocks, and even chance an encounter with an actual astronaut.

Cadillac Ranch

This public art installation lies along the Amarillo stretch of Route 66 (another Texan icon!) and is comprised of a row of Cadillac shells buried nose first in the sand. While that alone seems worthy of a visit, the real clincher is that visitors can leave their own mark on the exhibit with spray paint, creating a constantly changing canvas.

Cowboy Time

When in the south, do as the southerners do! Be sure to attend one of the many annual rodeo events. This is also the perfect opportunity to dress for the occasion in a good pair of denim jeans, Stetson and cowboy boots!

The Sixth Floor Museum

A book depository may seem an odd must-see site for a tourist, but this Dallas landmark earns a spot on our list as it was from the sixth floor that a fatal gunshot was fired, killing President John F. Kennedy. The entire floor is now a public museum dedicated to the momentous and tragic moment in US history. If you have the time, the nearby John F. Kennedy Memorial monument is also well worth a visit.

Eat Your Fill

Texas is the root of some of the South’s world-renowned culinary staples. Try one of the state’s famed burger joints, slurp up wood-fired oysters, sample a traditional barbecue or some Tex-Mex style chili (the spicier, the better!), conquer over 2kg of steak at Big Texan Steak Ranch, and seek out a chicken fried steak at just about any road side diner (or anything deep fried for that matter!).

This giant state has loads to offer, so we’ve merely skimmed the surface in this list! If you’re planning your visit, be sure to have a look at our USA SIM card options here and ditch the risk of non-secure hotel WiFi.

Sources:https://www.thrillist.com/lifestyle/dallas/best-things-to-do-in-texas-bucket-list, https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions/texas-ustx.htm

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Camping for South Africans is not so much a fun holiday idea as it is a tradition. We are fortunate to have so many stretches of vast, untouched wilderness that make the perfect base to set up camp, light a braai, and take in the reprieve from the usual chaos of city life. As April’s Easter Weekend (the first of four long weekends this year) speedily approaches, perhaps it’s due time to start planning a camping trip to one of these peaceful, pristine and breathtaking spots.

Beaverlac, Cederburg

Nestled in a valley of the Cederburg, Beaverlac Camping site is sprawled along the river that runs through it. The shelter from surrounding mountains makes it the perfect spot to sit back and relax for a few days. The river and various rock pools make it great for children to explore the rugged natural environment, plus this spot is pet friendly!

Bontle, Marakele National Park

Bontle Camping Site is the epitome of “the middle of nowhere” – perfect for those who want the ultimate off grid escape. It lies in the heart of the bushveld in the Marakele National Park, and its Setswana name literally means, “beautiful.” The sunrises and sunsets in this stark landscape are truly unmissable.

Cape Vidal, Isimangaliso Wetland Park

Cape Vidal lies not only mere meters from the beach, but within the Isimangaliso Wetland Park, a World Heritage Site due to its prolific bird life and pristine coastline, a paradise for snorkelers! The site only offers 50 spots so booking is essential, and we guarantee that the natural scenery here is simply unmatched.

De Hoop, Richtersveld Transfrontier Park

This is the ideal spot for those wanting to reconnect with nature in its purest form. De Hoop has no electricity or hot water, but the desert-like landscape hides a surprising array of wildlife, including plants, birds and animals of all shapes and sizes.

Ebb and Flow, Garden Route National Park

Ebb and Flow lies in the Wilderness region of the sprawling Garden Route National Park, and is the epitome of lush. Aside from the dense greenery, the campsite offers a wide host of activities, including forest hikes on the mountainside, as well as canoeing and whale watching along the coastline.

Fiddlers Creek Rest Camp, Orange River

The Orange River cuts a jagged horizontal line through South Africa and is the longest river in the country. Fiddlers Creek sits on its lush banks, and is the perfect getaway to enjoy all river-related activities, from 4×4 trails to swimming and, of course, mandatory river rafting.

Mazhou, Mapungubwe National Park

Mapungubwe National Park flourished as an African Kingdom between 900 and 1300 AD, and is currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While traversing through the wilderness and ancient relics of the park, Mazhou Camping Site offers an overnight stop with space for 10 tents.

Pyper se Boom, Tankwa Karoo National Park

You’ll need a 2×4 or 4×4 to access it, but once reached, Pyper se Boom is a welcome respite amid the vastness of the park. The park itself has no tar roads or shops, so be sure to arrive prepared, however homely comforts are soon forgotten with visitors reporting frequent sightings of wildlife, including tortoises and Oryx.

Camping offers the ultimate mental and physical reset. Venturing into the sparseness of nature and escaping the mayhem and stresses of day to day life is not only a holiday, but an essential chance to completely turn off. We hope one of these local suggestions will be perfect for your next wilderness respite!

Source: https://theculturetrip.com/africa/south-africa/articles/15-scenic-places-to-go-camping-in-south-africa/

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Virgin Atlantic, one of Richard Branson’s midas-touched enterprises, recently Tweeted a tease for an upcoming new route.

This comes after an announcement from the company’s Marketing and Communications Manager, Darrin Thomas, that Virgin Atlantic would be actively employing 84 new direct destinations upon completion of Heathrow airport’s third runway. While some followers began speculating that the Tweet was alluding to Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh, the reference to Signal Hill’s Noon Gun was a dead giveaway to any Capetonian. 

If the whole palava seems like a touch of deja vu, then that’s not amiss. Virgin in fact used to have a direct flight between Cape Town and the UK, but pulled it a few years back in favour of direct flights only to O.R. Tambo International in Johannesburg.

The revitalisation of the flight route is welcome to Cape Town locals and foreign travellers alike, as British Airways is currently the sole provider of a direct Cape Town to London flight. Thomas Cook previously offered some healthy competition, but the budget airline fell into liquidation in September last year.

Even though it will be a waiting game to hear the official announcement of the opening of the direct Virgin route, we’re pretty confident in our guess. Watch this space for further developments!

Source: https://www.thesouthafrican.com/travel/flights-to-cape-town-from-london-uk-virgin-new-route-when/

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Travelling with little ones can often seem daunting, but let’s face it, we all need a good holiday now and then. We’ve drawn up a list of some family friendly holiday hotspots across Europe, perfect to keep little minds entertained and big minds stress-free!

Algarve, Portugal

Algarve is the ultimate family beach holiday destination! It boasts golden sands and crystal blue waters that’ll have the whole family tuckered out by the end of a day in the sun. Algarve is also a great spot for dolphin watching. If you get tired of seaside activities, you can also book a safari tour of the coastline. The outdoor adventures never end here!

Athens, Greece

The Grecian capital is fantastic for a holiday that is both relaxing and educational. Athens is home to a number of historical sites, including the Acropolis and Parthenon. You can also enjoy day trips to one of the nearby coastal islands with one of the many cruises on offer. This could be a great trip for budding historians!

London, United Kingdom

As a truly international city, London offers a wide variety of activities and excursions for young and old alike! Visit one of the many parks and botanical gardens for a family picnic, wonder the halls of the various castles scattered across the English countryside, catch a ride at the Legoland theme park, get a proper birdseye view of the city on the London Eye, book a Harry Potter walking tour and even save time for a good scare at the London Dungeon. The list is truly endless!

Paris, France

Paris is practically an open-air museum in and of itself! The list of must-sees includes the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Louvre and more. Of course, taking your little one to Disneyland Paris is also something not to be missed while in the French capital!

Rome, Italy

Rome is unique as one of Europe’s most historically rich centres due to the sheer antiquity and size of some of its most famous architectural relics. Your little ones are sure to find themselves wide eyed at the Colosseum, Roman Forum and St Peter’s Basilica. You can join in the tradition of tossing a coin into Trevi Fountain for good luck, and enjoy the traditional and family friendly dining options available, including authentic pizza, fresh pasta, and refreshing gelato.

Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon was recently awarded the Best European Destination title and so it’s an inevitable addition to the list. The city is laid out like something out of South America and has an unending list of activities, both indoor and outdoor. If you happen to catch a day of rain (a rarity in Lisbon’s temperate climate), be sure to visit the Oceanarium. Children will love interacting with the various marine life on display within.

The Republic of Malta

This Mediterranean archipelago offers an affordable island getaway. Malta is sunny all year round and is known for its ecologically sustainable tourism options. The natural beauty and beaches are spectacular, and a visit to the Popeye Village is a must-do with the little ones!

From historical and cultural capitals to relaxing seaside stays, Europe offers many family friendly holiday destinations. Whichever appeals to you, be sure to go prepared with one of our European Travel SIM packages so that you are always connected, no matter where little feet may lead you!

Source: https://www.europeanbestdestinations.com/best-of-europe/best-european-destinations-for-a-family-holiday/

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Do tropical island getaways no longer do the trick? Does the mere thought of traipsing through museums and art galleries in Europe’s capitals bring on a yawn? It’s time to revive the intrepid explorer within you with some anomalous adventures and eccentric excursions. We’ve compiled a list of unusual holidays that’ll have you reaching for your passport before you’ve even finished reading them all!

Kind of a Pig Deal

Big Major Cay island in the Bahamas has no human inhabitants, but is home to a family of about 20 wild pigs. Take a boat out to the island and watch as these friendly hogs doggy paddle – or in the case, piggy paddle – out to greet you. They’re always ready to accept a few tasty morsels as payment for their marine excursion, and are happy for you to take the plunge and join them in the crystal Bahamian water.

Deep Dish

Jules’ Undersea Lodge in Florida is not just a catchy name. It is one of the few operational underwater hotels in the world! Take the dive to check in, and if you’re feeling a bit peckish, you can order a pizza to your room, kept warm and dry in a watertight container. This is one way to experience a seaside holiday like no other! If you are diving down to Florida, be prepared with one of our USA travel SIM options.

Roach Run

Australia’s cockroach race takes place annually on the 26th of January. Bring along your critter of choice, or purchase a competitor from a vendor at the rink, give it a name, and cheer it along as it scrambles to the finish line. If the thought of a creepy crawly doesn’t tickle your fancy, perhaps knowing that there’s a cash prize for the winner will!

Because You Khan

The Mongol empire is renowned for having been one of the largest and most powerful military forces in history. If you’re traveling through Mongolia, why not take a day to become a Mongol warrior? You can brush up on your archery, practice horse riding, and learn some of the skills and tactics that the Mongolian military perfected while under Genghis Khan’s leadership.

Tonal Trees

The city of Aalborg in Denmark is home to the Park of Music, famous for its singing trees. The story behind these musical shrubs starts with Sir Cliff Richard, who planted a tree when he performed when he performed at the Congress and Culture Centre in 1987. Other artists soon planted trees of their own, leaving their mark in the garden, and some even went so far as to add a button to the base of their verdure which, when pressed, plays clips of their music. If you’re planning on visiting Denmark, or anywhere else in Europe, be sure to look at our European travel SIM packages so that you can stay connected during your travels.

Desert Skiing

Dubai is known for its scorching temperatures, so a ski trip may not exactly come to mind when thinking of the UAE. That said, Dubai is also known for its architectural wonders and ingenious designs, and we’ve learned to never say “never” when it comes to seemingly impossible feats. Although in the middle of the Arab desert, the Emirates Mall houses an entirely man made indoor ski centre, complete with ski slopes, toboggans and even a chairlift!

Snakes in a Spa

This one is certainly not for the squeamish! Israeli spas offer a ssspecial treatment on their menu. It involves getting covered in snakes (non venomous, of course). Israeli locals believe that the snake therapy encourages relaxation and self-confidence. On second thought, maybe it’s better to just take their word on it!

If you’re looking to reignite the travel spark within you, be sure to investigate some of these unusual holidays. They’re sure to get your back into the travel groove!

Sources: https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/blog/10-unusual-holiday-ideas, https://www.responsibletravel.com/holidays/unusual-holidays-guide/travel-guide/top-10-unusual-holidays, https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/unusual-places-to-stay-in-the-usa

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Taking a bite out of the Big Apple can sometimes be a tough mouthful to chew. New York is packed with tourist hotspots and must-sees that could keep you busy from sunup to sundown, no matter the length of your trip. While the streets continue to bustle well into the wee hours in the city that never sleeps, some alleys and byways come to life with stragglers disappearing through hidden doors, password-protected entrances and false shopfronts. If you’ve got the time, or are looking for something a little different, you may find it interesting to know that aside from the towering Statue of Liberty and austere facades of the city’s many galleries and museums, New York is home to a number of hidden bars. Here are a few of the most noteworthy examples, and the plain ingenuity they exhibit may alone be enough allure to soon have you ditching your original NYC bucket list for something a little more off the beaten track.

Old Rabbit Club

Located at 124 MacDougal Street, the Old Rabbit Club offers a selection of on tap beers and 60s British rock playlists. Look out for the giant rabbit mural on the wall next to the entrance!

Please Don’t Tell

With a very specific entrance procedure, it’s almost impossible to stumble upon this East Village hideaway. You’ll need to enter Crif Dogs restaurant, find the phone booth, pick up the receiver and ring the doorbell. The strict routine is worth it though… ‘Please Don’t Tell’ offers a variety of classic New York cocktails.

The Garret

This one also involves entering a functioning restaurant to gain access to the bar concealed within. Follow the stairs inside the Five Guys in Greenwich Village until you reach the wood panelled bar at the top of the building. The Garret offers morning tea, which turns gradually into afternoon cocktails as the sun drifts across the skylight overhead. This is an easy place to while away the day without the chaos and noise of the streets below.

The Campbell Apartment

A hidden bar inside Grand Central Terminal? That’s right. The Campbell Apartment was previously a private room in the 1920’s, and still has the original tall stained glass windows, fireplace and high ceilings of the time, which provide the perfect ambience for a traditional speakeasy.

Little Branch

Two large metal doors fortify the entrance to Little Branch. Enjoy a drink, some live jazz and a chat with the bartender and other patrons in this casual setting.

The Back Room

Step through the hidden entrance and back in time at The Back Room, located on Norfolk Street. Enjoy the eccentricities of a cocktail served in a teacup, and a roaring fireplace completes the moody atmosphere.

Apotheke

This hideaway gets its name from its homemade alcohol which is stored behind the bar in old pharmacy pots. The menu is a bit on the pricey side, but worth it for the homemade touch and air of utmost luxury, elegance and exclusivity.

Angel’s Share

Hidden behind one of the doors inside Village Yokocho Japanese restaurant, lies the hyper secret Angel’s Share. Private parties are often hosted here, but if you catch an open night, be sure to try one of their whiskey cocktails.

Whichever of these New York secret gems tickles your fancy and peaks your curiosity, we’re sure that the adventure alone would make for a great post-holiday story. If you’re planning a trip to New York, be sure to go prepared with one of our USA SIM packages so that you can be connected and in touch, no matter where your secret adventures take you.

Source: https://www.edreams.com/blog/10-hidden-bars-in-new-york/

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Found someone for whom you’d go to the ends of the earth? Then you’re in luck! Here’s our roundup of the most romantic European getaways, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Charm your beloved with canalside walks, breathtaking architecture, and perhaps even pop the question. All of these dazzling destinations are sure to have you starry-eyed and loved up the minute you touch down.

Prague, Czech Republic

We’re starting off with a city that doesn’t necessarily spring to mind when thinking of a romantic holiday, but Prague’s baroque architecture and quaint, old timey atmosphere are straight out of the pages of a fairy tale! A must-see in Prague is the oldest operational Astronomical Clock in the world.

Venice, Italy

Get lost amid twisting cobblestone streets or drift down some of Venice’s many canals in a gondola. This Italian island was the home of history’s Casanova, making it somewhat of a pilgrimage journey for those who can’t resist the appeal of romance. If that’s not enough to thrall you, the city is also steeped in rich cultural history. Venice provides the perfect setting to tell your loved one, “Ti amo.”

Santorini, Greece

This Grecian paradise is perfect not only as a romantic seaside holiday destination, but also as the ultimate social media picture location. The blue and white buildings are strikingly beautiful, and golden sunsets offer the most dazzling backdrop for a photo op with your partner. There are numerous luxury hotels dotting the island, and a major pro is that many of them are easy on the wallet.

Budapest, Hungary

Budapest’s architecture is mesmerising in its grandeur, yet the many opulent facades are merely a cover for one of the most affordable cities in Europe. Stay at luxury hotels and eat at some of the finest restaurants, all without breaking the bank. Budapest offers an affordable and just-as-glamorous option for couples to experience the romance and splendour of Europe’s romantic capitals.

Paris, France

It simply wouldn’t be a romantic holiday roundup without including the city of love! Stroll through cobbled streets, indulge in traditional pastries, wander through the halls of the Louvre and share a kiss at the top of the Eiffel Tower. Paris has certainly earned its reputation as a lovers’ wonderland!

These cities offer the perfect romantic getaway for you and your partner! If you decide to jet off to one of these European destinations, be sure to purchase one of our European SIM cards so that you don’t find your romantic time away interrupted by loss of signal and limited WiFi. We also have a number of European experiences on offer so that you can pre-book all your must-do activities, stress-free and with more time to spend with each other!

Sources: https://www.timeout.com/things-to-do/best-romantic-holidays, https://www.edreams.com/blog/top-10-most-romantic-places-in-the-world/, https://www.prettywildworld.com/romantic-destinations-in-europe/

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As hosting city to the 2020 Olympic Games, Tokyo is sure to be one of this year’s major tourist hotspots. If you’re planning on joining in on the scheduled festivities, or if you’re just interested in what this Asian metropolis has to offer, be sure to add these 10 must-see experiences to your list.

Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto

Robot Restaurant is probably different to every other dining experience imaginable. Strobe lights, neon glow sticks and a live robot show come together to create a futuristic atmosphere that is unforgettable and truly unique.

A Gallery Like No Other

The MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM: teamLab Borderless offers the world’s first entirely digital art gallery. Since its opening in 2018, the use of cutting edge technology and interactive displays have drawn visitors from across the globe. Once you’ve been immersed in the various projected installations, it’s easy to see why.

Why Did The Tourist Cross The Road?

You’ve probably seen the Shibuya Crossing in hundreds of Instagram photos. The multiple zebra crossings are tracked by half a million people daily, making it the busiest crossing in the world. Have a go at making it across amid the oncoming crowds while the light is green, or simply stand on the sidewalk and watch the seamless choreography happen.

Real Life Mario Kart

Pop culture in Japan is a fully immersive experience. Where else in the world could you dress up as one of the Mario Bros., hop into a go-kart, and take a spin around the city?  Don’t forget to get your international driving license before booking.

Food On Fleek

Tokyo definitely goes the extra mile in making sure that there’s a selection of aesthetically pleasing foods for every photo op!  Treat yourself (and your followers) to everything from latte art and light bulb sodas, to bunny ice cream cones and souffle pancakes.

Tokyo’s Oldest Temple

The Sensoji Temple, located in the historic Asakusa area, is the city’s oldest temple, and offers a traditional respite from the chaos of the city. Here you can try on a Kimono, ride in a rickshaw, and sample authentic sushi and tempura dishes. This is a great way to still get a taste of the traditional Japanese cultural experience while exploring Japan’s capital.

Spirited Away

Be transported into one of the most iconic anime studios at the Ghibli Museum. Studio Ghibli is the producer of a number of the most recognised and revered anime feature films, including My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke, Howl’s Moving Castle and Spirited Away, to name a few. Take a peek behind the scenes, and pick up a momento from the gift shop after your tour.

Catch Of The Day

The Tsukiji Fish Market is a Japanese institution. Although being around for many years, the inner market recently moved  to the Toyusu Market, where you can still watch and participate in the famous tuna auction. The outer market remains at Tsukiji, and it’s the perfect place to experience a traditional Japanese market, including restaurants, grocery stalls and knife shops.

Sumo Study

Sumo wrestling is one of the most unique components of Japanese culture. While watching a match can be fun, the best way to get a close up spectator experience is to watch morning Sumo practice at a stable. By getting an in depth look at the physical and mental preparation the wrestlers put in, you may find yourself holding an entirely new respect for Sumo.

Critters and Cake

While animal cafes have been popping up internationally in recent years, Japan was probably the forerunner with its Kawaii subculture. Tokyo is still home to a number of these teatime spots, and they offer more interesting options than popular dog and cat cafes, such as owls, or even hedgehogs!

It’s clear that Tokyo has a lot to offer as a holiday destination. It seems that hosting the Olympics is simply a 2020 bonus!

Source: https://jw-webmagazine.com/2018-tokyo-bucket-list-20-top-things-to-do-f7f1b4372a90/

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Already caught up in the chaotic swing of the new year? Fondly reminiscing about lazy days in the sun, midday naps, and having not a care in the world except when next to munch on a gammon sarmie? Then you’ll be happy to know that the holiday’s not quite over. This year’s public holidays are treating South Africans to 4 long weekends, and we’ve compiled a calendar of sneaky leave days so that you can score yourself a few more. Save a copy to keep handy, and enjoy a full year of holiday hacks!

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