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Eclipse Travel has announced that they have suspended sales to Nicaragua following recent civil unrest and violence as the government clashes with protestors. The Eclipse team will continue to monitor…
La Cumbre Volcano in the Galapagos Islands began erupting on 16 June 2018, creating spectacular laze clouds and steam explosions as the lava flow reached the shore line. The volcano…
The Fuego Volcano in Guatemala had a large eruption on Sunday June 3rd which has devastated several communities at the foot of the volcano. The nearby regions of Escuintla, Sacatepéquez,…
Santiago is a lot more vibrant than people give it credit for, with outstanding local produce showcased by modern funky bars and restaurants and elegant classic dining options to suit…
Honeymoon ideas inspired by the Royal Wedding – where to get the ‘royal treatment’ Rumours of where Prince Harry and the gorgeous Meghan Markle will be spending their honeymoon are…
Whilst relaxing at the Elephant Camp Lodge overlooking the fast flowing Ewaso Ng’iro river in Samburu Reserve, it’s hard to imagine that just a couple of days ago I was…
LATAM Airlines now flies direct between Santiago and Cusco, offering travellers the chance to discover South America with ease. Cusco is the gateway to the majestic archaeological site of Machu…
Visiting Antarctica during summertime season (November-March) means fascinating wildlife activity, warmer temperatures and up to 20 hours of sunlight allowing for optimal exploration. What makes your Antarctic experience unique however,…
Following weeks of tightening water restrictions and a sustained effort of all residents of Cape Town and the Western Cape region to save water, Cape Town may not run out…
Following our previous update on the water shortage in South Africa, the regions currently affected are Western, Eastern and Northern Cape. Travelling to these regions will require visitors to be…
At present the Western Cape is experiencing a significant drought. This is a one in 1000-year occurrence. To counter the short-term effects of the drought, the City has put in…
Beginning February 1st, 2018, all visitors to Ecuador are obligated to provide proof of health insurance when passing through immigration in order to gain entry into the country of Ecuador.…