It's the rare individual who goes to Mauritius for hiking. The abundant sand and beach make the prospect seem bothersome, at best.

The beauty and drama of the Wild Coast is undeniable but could you stand it for 25 days?

Being aware of which animals are pitifully disappearing is part of being an eco-friendly traveller.

You arrive at your holiday destination to your own private butler, exclusivity and comfort that allows for total relaxation in natural surroundings. A pipe dream perhaps? Read on to make it a reality.

As the pelican flies, twenty minutes out of Cape Town and you're in the company of Imvubu: hippos, with herons and a handful of the Cape Floral Kingdom.

You're a sucker for wide open spaces and the call of the wild. A trip to an Mpumalanga could be just the thing. But this time, why not try something a little unusual?

While you wait for next year's Argus, you can mountain bike in Sabie, Mpumalanga. The locals call it the best mountain biking spot in the country - let's forgive their bias; it's due to the scenery we suspect.

Going green is the new way. We are not saying you should live off shrubs and that which Mother Nature has to offer. What we're suggesting should be kept in mind for your next holiday

More than a hundred mammals have vanished over the last 2 000 years, but even more disturbing is that almost a third of this destruction has occurred during the past five decades.

You haven't experienced the South African bush until you've been to the Mpumalanga.