Time has come for the video of the year.
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2016: the closest Supermoon since January 26, 1948.
That was it.
An amazingly bright Supermoon, which was enlightining the skies of all the world. I had the luck to be in Cape Town in this moment and the sky was clear enough to spot this beautiful sight. Well, a lot windy, but clear. Continue reading
Hike: Devil’s Peak, South Africa
This is the kind of hike you will love to do if you want to reach a spectacular viewpoint over the whole Cape Town scenery. Continue reading
A roadtrip: Mozambique to Graskop 2016
1600km on the road, 16 mt under the sea, 4 days, 2 countries, 2 people, 1 great adventure. Want to read more about it? Check it out here!
Contest: “One Last Glimpse”
I’ve decided to try one contest, sponsored by National Geographic – Travel Photographer of the Year.
You can see below the photo I’ve chosen. Continue reading
Cape Town Majesty
“The air you smell, the sights you see, the food you taste, the language you hear, and the feeling you get..nothing familiar. That is true freedom.”
Sometimes in Cape Town, you need just to stop while driving back home and take a breath. Wait some minutes, enjoy the view and you will be blessed with some wonderful colours.
This is Cape Town showing off all its majesty.
Photo taken from Mouille Point, Cape Town – April 26th, 2016
This is the most beautiful road on Earth
There is one place that is really important for me here in Cape Town. This is the story of a 9km winding route from Hout Bay to Noordhoek, which is widely regarded as one of the most scenic stretches of road anywhere in the world. Continue reading
Animals & Caves
Our journey starts in a private Game Reserve. Aquila. This reserve is a 10,000 hectare conservancy in the southern Karoo, and home to the big 5 legends of the wilderness – elephant, lion, buffalo, leopard and rhino.
In the picture below, a white rhino with his baby:

White Rhino and his baby
New7Wonders of Nature – #7. Table Mountain
Table Mountain is the most iconic landmark of South Africa.
It is also the country’s most photographed attraction and its famous cable car took millions of people to its top. Continue reading