Thesolowanderer

@Thesolowandera · A beginners guide to scuba diving in Sodwana Bay Sodwana Bay is a small coastal village on the Northern Kwazulu Natal coast between St. Lucia and Kosi Bay. The coast is a protected marine biodiversity area under the Isimangaliso Wetlands Park - A world Heritage site. T he Sodwana Bay National Park, is a popular snorkelling, deep sea fishing and recreational diving destination. Known as one of the top dive sites in the world, the park is visited by an estimated 35 000 scuba divers per year. You have 50km of coral reefs, caves, overhangs and pinnacles to explore while getting acquainted with the 1200 species of marine creatures that call this home. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Katchie Nzama (@thesolowandera) With 14 dive locations, you will never experience the same dive. Some of the creatures you can encounter on a dive include sea turtles (Loggerhead and Leatherback), moray eels, parrotfish, octopus, Ragged-tooth sharks, Manta...

My heart has been captured and everyday I dream of when I get to go back to this amazing country. The country were no one is a stranger, everyone is friendly, welcoming and warm. My Kiswahili leaves a lot to be desired but Pole-Pole (slowly in swahili) I will get there. A country with so much to offer for a wanderluster like myself, it only makes sense why I would fall in love with it. The Nairobi Skyline Kenya is your dream destination, from Wildlife, Coastal beach bumming, City life, nightlife, the great outdoors and even caters for the adrenaline junkie. With a series of posts that I will be doing taking you through different parts of Kenya, I would like to introduce you to the country with some basics that you will need to be aware of for your travels to Kenya. Elevator selfies - Ready for a night out in NairoBae. I had written this post and it didnt save and I couldn't recover the auto saved editions so I am throughly annoyed while typing this listening t...