Three beautiful months spent in one of the most entertaining, young and exotic Island in the Caribbeans, got me willing to share with you my tips and tricks on things like home, car rental, food, attractions and other activities you should consider while traveling to this paradise like destination.

Breakfast is my favourite meal and we all know the most important meal of the day. I am a morning person and I love enjoying breakfast as much as possible sometimes it takes me even 2 hours to finish. The most important thing on my breakfast table is the coffee and I like to try different types of coffee but usually I go for a Cappuccino or Ice Coffee Latte for summer days.

The Heaven on Earth! Coming back from the Garden Tour we have decided to stop at Indalu Game Reserve for one night. It was the best we had from all the Garden Tour adventure. When we got there the host Gerard was extremely welcoming and made us feel like part of the family. After the check in formalities we went with his 4X4 car to our accommodation. While in the car we could see the superb animals on the reserve and it was just breathtaking. I was with my mouth literally open all the way wondering if is real or I am watching Animal Planet. From the graceful Impalas to the majestic Elephants and precious Rhinos we have spoiled our eyes with images to last forever as something that happens maybe once in a lifetime.

I have been in Cape Town for longer than a month now and everyday I had visit a spot or more. If I have to chose, so far I will go for:

Spa Time helps to reduce stress hormone levels, improves blood circulation sending more nutrients to the body and cells, stimulates the lymphatic system to rid the body of toxins, releases serotonin and makes you feel good, relives chronic pain situations like arthritis and muscle spasms.

Hiking table mountains for the first time it was indeed a big satisfaction. We managed to hike one of the new wonders of the world in 1h15 min with short breaks when needed and we have burnt around 1200 calories.

Today I am in Franschoek at the Boschendal Wine Estate enjoying a delicious picnic. What a view! After a run from the parking slots at the Lions Head I have made a call and tried my luck to book a picnic for the same day and after few tries I managed to do the booking. The trip at the winery took us 1:30 minutes from the Waterfront to Boschendal.

Kunst und London, das passt wie die Faust aufs Auge. Allerdings ist das Vergnügen deutlich weniger schmerzhaft, da der Eintritt und Zugang zu den hier vorgestellten Ausstellungen im „Museumsgürtel“ größtenteils frei ist. Sollte man nicht von Petrus’ Wohlwollen gesegnet sein, und zusätzlich seinen Regenschirm im Eifer des Gefechts im Hotel oder gar daheim in Deutschland vergessen haben, bieten diese Museen eine hervorragende Alternative, um erhobenen Hauptes dem nächsten Schauer in London trocken zu entkommen.

Ein regelrechtes Must-See und längst kein Geheimtipp unter Besuchern in London mehr, dass ist der Camden Lock Market im Norden der Stadt. Wer unter anderem auf den Spuren von Amy Winehouse und Konsorten wandeln will, ist hier genau richtig. Bei gutem Wetter und besonders am Wochenende ist man aber nie allein unterwegs, da Camden beliebt bei Groß und Klein.

Selbst in Kapstadt ist nicht immer das beste Wetter. Vor allem in den Wintermonaten von Mai bis September kommt es schon mal vor, dass es tagelang regnet. Ich hab mal ein paar Dinge zusammengefasst, die man bei Regen in Kapstadt machen kann.