2012 is ROCKING! Well, to start, I’ve got a whole bunch of exciting travel news to share with you. 2012 is starting to shape up and it seems as if it’s going to be a busy year for Pause The Moment! Ever since the Mayans claimed ...
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The Big Rush It was our last day in South Africa and we had just left the Victoria Street Market with bags of newly purchased goods in hand. We had just one more stop to make before heading back to the Oyster Box Hotel. We ...
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Welcome to the PheZulu Crocodile Park After watching the Zulu Dancing & Cultural Experience show, we’re all amped up and ready to see some crocs! Turns out, we were in the right place. Did you know that Crocodiles could live up to 140 years old? ...
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Welcome to the PheZulu Zulu Dancing & Cultural Experience Just 35 minutes from Durban, PheZulu is nestled in the valley of 1,000 hills. When we first arrived at PheZulu, we were ushered into this small dirt arena of sorts. The place was empty and beside us bloggers, there ...
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Welcome to the Oyster Box Hotel “Come on in Mr. Gargiulo. Can I help you with anything this afternoon?” Oddly enough, these words are not as instantaneously shocking as they were when this trip first began. I have to admit, I’m sort of getting used ...
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Our morning started off bright and early with a tour of Robben Island, an island in Table Bay located just under 7km off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. For those who are not familiar with Robben Island, this was the place where ex-president ...
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M’Hudi Wine Estate If you’re on a mission to dig deep into the culture and heritage of South Africa, there’s no missing out on the M’Hudi Wine Estate. In case you didn’t know, M’Hudi is the first black owned wine estate in all of South ...
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After our visit to Table Mountain, we jumped into the van and headed out on a full day tour along the incredibly picturesque Cape Peninsula. Throughout our drive, our guide explained the history of several different neighborhoods that we passed by. My eyes widened as ...
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