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8 bucket list. I have been to South Africa and
done a safari – where a lion just sauntered
along next to the jeep, quite surreal. I’ve
seen orca’s splashing alongside a ship in
Alaska, and a polar bear in the Arctic (albeit
a long way in the distance). One of the
most amazing experiences I have had with
animals was being an arms-length away
from a Bison herd on a snow mobile tour in
Yellowstone National Park.
For those who have travelled to
Antarctica the wildlife seems to be the most
memorable part of their journey, and for
my friend Dyan, who took the photo of the
horses in Iceland in last week’s issue she
can’t wait to travel again to photograph
more amazing creatures.
I think for many travellers, animals inspire
From the
them to keep exploring. I know that for me
©Angama Mara
there are plenty of animals that I still really
want to see – like a moose, or polar bear
Contents 6 Publisher (close up) – which keeps me dreaming and
planning my travels for the future. What
about you? Where to next?
Jenny Piper Enjoy this week’s read. Maybe spend
4 Destination spotlight some time exploring the virtual zoos and
Discover where in the world you should visit I hope everyone enjoyed reading issue 1 wildlife that’s available in our new world
next
of Travel & Cruise Weekly – Keep Dreaming. of digital travel to inspire your next real
Let me just start by saying I am travels.
6 For foodies
Travel the world via your tastebuds thoroughly spoilt when it comes to travel. Don’t forget to subscribe to our weekly
This job has enabled me to travel the world e-newsletter as well (CLICK HERE) and
7 In the news follow us on Facebook and Instagram for
Catch up on the latest travel and cruise news and see amazing things. As I look through
this week’s issue, I am reminded that more inspiration.
8 Out of Africa many of my greatest travel memories and
Brian Johnston shares his experience of
experiences have been around animals.
luxury lodges and spectacular safaris
Our story on luxury lodges in Africa is
12 Take four sure to tempt readers to add this to their
Wildlife encounters we can experience
despite zoo closures and travel restrictions 12
14 Keep your cruising dream alive
Read all about our experience of Silver Muse
and why it might be your next cruise EDITORIAL PRODUCTION Suite 1, Level 2, 64 Talavera Rd
Publisher – Jenny Piper Anna Piper Macquarie Park NSW 2113 Australia
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meatballs
While we can’t physically travel, we can
experience new places through our tastebuds!
©Tarryn Myburgh
Front cover image: Mount Fuji in cherry blossom season, Japan
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Uyuni Salt Flat, Bolivia
Stretching over 10,582km2 in the Andean Plateau in South America, Salar du
Uyuni, or Uyuni Salt Flat is the largest salt flat in the world. Formed through
the evaporation of a prehistoric lake, this stunning plain has a thick salt crust
that extends into the horizon in a polygonal pattern of salt crystals. If you’re
lucky enough to visit when the nearby lakes overflow, a thin layer of water
transforms Salar du Uyuni into a natural mirror, making for an impressive
reflection of the sky.
©SamuelPhoto
Scrimshaw
credit
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For foodies In the News
Voodoo Doughnut
Chocolateria San Gines ©Tim Lucas
Loukoumades from Krinos ©John Kappa
Donuts around the world A bubble of
among the first to ease,
providing opportunities to
range of key routes.
The $165 million initiative
Food is one of the joys of travelling, and if
you’re in the market for some donuts, you’re
specialises in donuts from around the world
– both European and US-stye.
hope? at least start to scratch that
international travel itch.
will see Virgin operate 64
weekly flights - compared
in luck. The dessert has had somewhat of a Speaking of which, Europeans love their The seeming early signs of A successful model for to its previous minimal
renaissance in recent years, but where in the donuts also, and when in Athens, be sure to coronavirus containment in restarting travel to NZ could schedule which had been
world can the best be found? sample Greek donuts (or loukoumades to the Australia and New Zealand also be extended to Pacific whittled down to just six
The US is often referred to as the origin locals) from Krinos. Despite being nearby to have raised the prospect Island destinations, officials Sydney-Melbourne services.
of the modern donut, and whichever of visitor hot spots such as the Acropolis, don’t that we may be able to head have suggested. Qantas has also lifted its
the 50 states you find yourself in, you’ll be fooled – these fried treats are not just across the ditch sooner than operations to 164 weekly
never be found short, but don’t just head
to Dunkin. If you’re on the west coast, head
tourist fodder, and deserve not to be missed.
Or perhaps you prefer the Iberian-style
to other destinations.
Last week the idea of a
Flights restart flights, up from 105, covering
all capital cities as well as 36
up to Portland, where you can sample the churro, and if you’re in Madrid, check out trans-Tasman “bubble” came The Federal Government regional destinations.
offerings of local chain Voodoo Doughnut; it Chocolateria San Gines, famous for its to the surface, initially from last week helped bankroll As well as passengers, the
offers specialties such as the bacon maple chocolate-dipped churros. Adrian Littlewood, the CEO eight weeks of Qantas and flights will provide critical
bar and the Portland cream. If you’re in the Our advice, if you’re going to sample them of Auckland Airport, who Virgin Australia domestic freight capacity in the belly
Midwest, never fear, because not far away is all, leave some space in your stomach – as suggested border restrictions operations, allowing the of the aircraft for mail and
Chicago institution Delightful Pastries, which hard as it may be! close to home could be airlines to restart flights on a medical equipment.
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A hundred wildebeest hoofs rumble
across a dry riverbed. The cavernous
pink mouths of hippos open in yawns
on the river. Stately giraffes, long-
legged as supermodels, blink lush
eyelashes. Lions stretch, and warthogs
snuffle. Black hornbills with white
wings and bizarre red faces watch you
curiously from the roadside.
Out of Africa
Each day on an African safari
brings new wildlife encounters which
you can enjoy at luxury lodges.
As the sun sets, you can soak off
the dust in a claw-foot bath, or sit
with a cocktail as zebras nibble
below. At night, the display of stars
Each day on an African safari brings new is extravagant, and your lodge fire
wildlife encounters which you can enjoy at crackles. This combination of fabulous
luxury lodges, writes Brian Johnston. landscapes, wild animals and tip-top
accommodation makes a safari-lodge
stay in Africa one of travel’s best
experiences.
Each lodge offers its own particular
combinations, all different but equally
rewarding. The best generally include
two daily safaris, accompanied by
guide and tracker. These leave early in
the morning and just before sunset,
when wildlife is most active. Some
lodges also have night safaris, which Opposite
page:
offer a particular thrill. Ngorongoro
Nearly all safari lodges promote the Crater Lodge,
‘Big Five’ – lion, leopard, elephant, Tanzania
©&Beyond
rhino and buffalo. Don’t set too much
store by this legacy of hunting days, Top: On
since spotting other animals is just safari at
Ulusaba in
as exciting. Other large mammal South Africa
species include cheetahs, baboons, ©Brian
zebras and giraffes. Birdlife is also Johnston
spectacular, from red-chested cuckoos Bottom:
to impossibly ugly marabou storks. Spend
your days
While most of us link safaris with spotting
the classic savannah of East Africa, animals like
alternative destinations can provide Burchell’s
zebras
quite different wildlife experiences. ©South
The floodplains of Botswana’s Africa
Okavango Delta change dramatically Tourism
with the seasons, and in the June-
to-September flooding period are
alive with shimmering dragonflies
and kingfishers, eagles swooping on
fish, and wallowing hippos. You’ll also
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from the restaurant terrace, Serengeti. The buildings the world’s most stunning
and at Ulusaba (owned by might be in Masai mud-and- wildlife sights. One of its
Richard Branson) you have brick style with banana-leaf newer lodges, Angama Mara,
to barricade your windows ceilings, but guestrooms are captures the views across the
against marauding baboons. cluttered with antiques and Rift Valley so romantically
Elephants and rhinos chandeliers. A private butler captured in the 1985 movie
sometimes wander through draws your bath and stokes Out of Africa. Alternatively,
the lodge area; an elephant your winter fire. Unusually for Bateleur Camp offers hot-
once devoured half the African lodges, you can even air balloon rides or walking
garden flowers. get a massage or indulge safaris accompanied by a
The wildlife is of course the in aromatherapy. Outside Masai warrior. Bateleur has
chief attraction, but some flamingos strut on soda lakes just 18 tents, though ‘tent’
lodges supply landscapes and giraffes lollop across the doesn’t quite describe the
that can be a match in savannah. leather and wood ambiance,
magnificence. It’s hard to In Kenya, Maasai Mara is elegant 1930s writing desks,
beat Ngorongoro Crater another famously scenic and bathrooms with glass-
Lodge in Tanzania, which destination. Between June walled showers. Proof once
clings right to the edge of and October, a stampede more that you certainly don’t
the famous crater, gazing of wildebeest and zebra on have to rough it to have wild
over a vast spread of the their migration offers one of experiences in Africa.
Opposite page:
see elephants and big cats, such as mountain zebra and These are particular niche Angama Mara,
Kenya ©Angama
as well as more unusual oryx. You can watch evening landscapes. Phinda Private Mara
creatures such as honey animals at the waterhole Game Reserve in South
Top: One of
badgers and sable antelopes. below your deck as you sip Africa, though, provides one the rooms at
A top spot to stay is on a whiskey by the fireplace. of the most varied habitats Angama Mara,
Sandibe Okavango Safari Look up and you’ll be of any lodge. You can paddle Kenya ©Angama
Mara
Lodge, right on one of the rewarded with amazing stars. along the river to spot hippo
delta’s permanent water and crocodile, scuba-dive
“
Left: Look out
channels and adjacent among shoals of fish off the for cheetahs on
safari ©South
to a wildlife reserve; the nearby coast, turtle-spot on
decks of its eight thatched ...you can spot the beach, and bird-watch in
Africa Tourism
Right: Phinda
lodges look right over the
wetlands. A less well-known
animals from World Heritage wetlands. You
can even go on an unnerving,
Private Game
Reserve in South
alternative to the Okavango, glass-walled specialist white-rhino safari Africa ©&Beyond
however, is the recently with a tracker and armed
reopened Ruckomechi showers that ranger.
Camp in Zimbabwe. It sits in
Mana Pools National Park,
overlook the Even the truly indolent
can have wildlife encounters
where significant floodplains river: it’s at South African lodges. At
provide a habitat for diverse Ngala Safari Lodge adjacent
wildlife such as elands and hard to know to Kruger National Park,
elephants.
In startling contrast,
whether visitor you can spot animals from
glass-walled showers that
Sossusvlei Desert Lodge in or passing overlook the river: it’s hard
Namibia is surrounded by to know whether visitor or
a parched, haunting desert zebra is the passing zebra is the most
landscape of huge red sand
dunes and rugged mountains,
most startled startled. At Makakatana Bay
Lodge you can hear hippos
”
home to unusual creatures snort out of the darkness
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Take four Monterey Bay
Aquarium, USA
Experience our planet’s incredible animals with these The world famous Monterey
unique livestreams, click the photos to see more. Bay Aquarium has gone
digital, with a collection of
live streams, calming videos
and ‘MeditOceans’, guided
meditation featuring some of the
Great Barrier aquariums animals. With ten live
Reef, Australia
streams to choose from including
the open sea and their family of
sea otters, you can experience
Take a private digital tour of the the wonder of the ocean no
Great Barrier Reef with David matter where you are.
Attenborough himself, with an
interactive journey of the world’s
largest coral reef. Explore five
different areas of the reef with
the opportunity to take a VR dive
and tour a research station at
the cutting edge of reef science.
©Tim Mossholder
©Giorgia Doglioni
Taronga Zoo,
Australia
Sydney’s own Taronga Zoo has
Cincinnati Zoo, set up ‘Taronga TV’ with 24/7
USA livestreams of their most popular
animal attractions, including
Cincinnati Zoo is offering home seals, tigers, elephants and
safaris in the form of daily meerkats. You can also tune in
livestreams. Every weekday to daily keeper chats and even
their Facebook page will be watch their famous seal and free
showcasing a different species flight bird shows (without the
of animal. Previous sessions usual crowds).
have included Greater Flamingos
(pictured), and the zoo’s most
famous resident Fiona the baby
hippo.
©William Phipps ©Tarryn Myburgh
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Keep your cruising dream alive
Just because we can’t cruise now, doesn’t mean we can’t dream where we’re going to cruise next time.
We’ll be showcasing different ships each week to help you plan your next cruise.
Silversea - Silver Muse
Suites
All suites are spacious and have ocean
views, and almost all have a private balcony.
They are well appointed and all attended
by a private butler service 24 hours a day.
Bathrooms include a full size bath, plus
there is a walk in wardrobe and plenty of
drawer space.
Activities
Guest can do as much or as little as they like
with lectures during the day, shows at night,
films and great music played at various bars
and lounges throughout the ship. Chance
Dining your luck at the Casino. Or take a dip in
the pool, the whirlpool or just lounge on a
Silver Muse has eight restaurant’s on offer. sunbed. The fitness centre offers specialty
Instead of the traditional main dining room, classes as well as state of the art equipment.
Muse has opted for more variety. Atlantide With Zagara Spa and Beauty offering an
offers a la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner; array of treatments and salon services.
Indochine – Asian-inspired, offers the flavours
of Vietnam, India and Thailand; Kaiseki –
teppanyaki-style at night but by day is the Public spaces
Why?
destination for fresh sushi and sashimi; Relais
& Chateaux La Dame for fine dining and La There are numerous spaces for passengers
Terrazza buffet style dining during the day, to relax and unwind. Tor’s Observation
Library has great ocean views, or the Silver Muse offers a small ship, all-inclusive
turns into a delicious Italian-themed dining
peaceful retreat of the Panorama lounge experience. With only 596 passengers it feels
experience at night. For outdoor dining The
Connoisseurs Corner has a gentleman’s club spacious and uncrowded. The food is excellent
Grill poolside serves burgers, wraps, salads and
atmosphere for cigar and cognac lovers. with a variety of dining venues for the foodies.
more throughout the day, at night it turns into
While the Arts Café is a casual spot to sit The sleek and elegant design make it a
Hot Rocks where guests can cook their own
and enjoy a coffee or tea. Dolce Vita lounge destination in itself and one we would highly
steaks, fish and prawns at their table. Or for a
located in the centre of the ship has plenty recommend.
truly Italian experience, Spaccanapoli pizzeria
is the place for some of the best pizza at sea. of space for passengers to sit and relax or to
Enjoy lunch or dinner under the stars here. meet up with others for a pre-dinner drink.
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Sudoku TRICKY Where in the world? Pub quiz Unscramble
How many words can you
1. How many US states are there? make out of these nine
2. Which South American capital city boasts the letters? Every word needs
www.sudokuoftheday.com – visit them and get a new Sudoku every day!
highest elevation of any capital in the world? to include the letter in the
3. What is the busiest airport in the world in terms of centre, have four letters or
passenger traffic? more and not be a proper
4. To the closest million, how many people visit the noun or a plural. You can
Louvre Museum in Paris each year? only use each letter once.
There’s also one word that
5. What crop is Cuba’s main agricultural export?
uses all nine letters.
6. Which American city hosted the 1984 Summer
Olympic Games?
7. What do German people call their motorways?
There’s a pretty big clue already in this
8. What city has been dubbed the Venice of the East?
9. What country is separated from Alaska by the
C A R
picture, so we don’t think you’ll need any Bering Strait?
I G N
more help guessing where this is.
10. To the nearest 100,000, how many people visited
Rottnest Island in 2019?
11. What famous landmark is this collection of pictures
Pub quiz
is spelling out?
B H N
1. Which Pacific Islands are famous for their variety of wildlife such as giant tortoises
and blue-footed booby? + + Good – 17 words
Very good – 25 words
2. Which South American country boasts the Cartagena World Heritage site?
3. What country was Charles de Gaulle talking about when he claimed: “No one can Excellent – 33 words
simply bring it together because it has 265 kinds of cheese”?
4. What flightless bird is the national symbol of New Zealand? NOTE: We’ve used Chambers
5. What is the name of the island that is home to the Statue of Liberty? + Dictionary to decide what words
are acceptable.
6. What country would you be heading to on the Road to Mandalay?
7. What city takes tourists to the Anne Frank House?
8. Which company’s “finger lickin’ good” slogan became eat your fingers off when
launched in China?
9. Which iconic Japanese volcano last erupted in 1707?
10. What percentage of Antarctica is covered by ice?
Whose flag
11. What city this collection of pictures is spelling out? is this?
This country is home to some of the
greatest biodiversity on the planet,
+ +
though only a few of its plants
and animals are depicted in the
country’s coat of arms on the in the
top corner of the flag.
Which country’s flag is this?
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Pub quiz Unscramble Sudoku DIABOLICAL Whose flag is this?
How many words can you make out
1. True or false: it is illegal to lick a toad in of these nine letters? Every word
Los Angeles? needs to include the letter in the
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2. Which country does the island of Rhodes centre, have four letters or more and
belong to? not be a proper noun or a plural.
3. What was the former site of the two You can only use each letter once.
temples celebrating Ramses II and There’s also one word that uses all
Nefertari, before they were moved nine letters.
because of flooding by the waters of the
Aswan High Dam?
4. Which two rivers flow through Turkey,
Syria, Iraq, Iran and Kuwait?
D M U The rising sun on a flag is most commonly
associated with Japan’s well-known
5. Japan’s Shinkansen popularly known as
N O N
standard, but it doesn’t look like this.
(“bullet-train”) commenced operation in
So which country, once part of the Soviet
what year?
Union would wave this flag proudly?
6. What is the name of the class of Royal
U R E
Caribbean International vessels that
features the split open-atrium structure
with Central Park and the Boardwalk?
7. Grand Canyon National Park is larger than
which US state?
8. What is the name of the newest land at
Good – 17 words
Very good – 26 words
Pub quiz
Disneyland? Excellent – 34 words 1. What is the capital of Fiji?
9. Which country has the most active 2. Which of Monaco’s four quarters is best known for its casinos?
volcanoes in the world? NOTE: We’ve used Chambers Dictionary 3. What country’s flag was reversed to become the flag of the Red Cross?
10. Which airline operated the first A380? to decide what words are acceptable. 4. What is Rio de Janeiro’s most popular beach?
5. What sea does the Danube empty into?
6. Where is the busiest cruise port in the United States located?
7. Which city is home to Australia’s oldest casino?
Where in
8. What did Chicago see America’s first example of in 1884?
9. When did construction finish on the Sydney Tower?
the world? 10. Qantas is actually an acronym. What does it stand for?
11. What country does this collection of pictures spell out?
These curious cartoon characters can be
found in one of the many harbourside cities
+ +
around the world.
Do you think you know where you could
spot them?
+
18 Travel & Cruise Weekly Keep Dreaming 002 Travel & Cruise Weekly Keep Dreaming 002 19Whose flag is
this? Travel the world
with mince & meatballs
There many nations that
feature the distinctive
arrangement of stars that
makes up the Southern Cross.
The name of that constellation We can only afford mince at the moment and we’re confined to
gives a big hint as well. Do you our homes but that doesn’t mean we can’t travel the world with
know whose flag this is? our tastebuds. Each week we will feature a recipe from a different
corner of the globe.
Pub quiz Sudoku FIENDISH
Aunt Lilly’s
1. Which city’s attractions
The aim of Sudoku is to complete the entire grid
using the numbers 1-9. Each number can only be Malaysian
Chicken
include Rembrandt’s House used once in each row, once in each column, and
and the Rijksmuseum? once in each of the 3×3 boxes.
Meatballs
2. What is the Japanese name
for Japan?
3. What country was known as
Served with vermicelli
the Gift of the Nile?
noodle salad
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4. Which city are you in if
you are visiting the tourist
attractions of Yu Garden, The These Asian-style meatballs are
Jade Buddha Temple and a perfect easy dinner - just throw
The Oriental Pearl Tower? all the ingredients together, cook
and enjoy. The meatballs are
5. Who first uttered the phrase very moreish so maybe consider
“I’ll slip an extra shrimp on doubling the recipe as they
the barbie for you” during freeze well also.
Australia’s Come and Say
G’day tourist campaign?
6. Which French region contains
the village that gave its name
Ingredients Method
to Camembert cheese? MEATBALLS Cucumber, sliced Mix all the meatball ingredients, except
500g chicken mince Handful of coriander, torn the peanut oil, together and shape into
7. What city is referred to as
1 crushed garlic clove balls or patties, whatever you’d prefer.
The Windy City? 1 tbsp finely grated ginger SALAD DRESSING Heat the peanut oil in a frying pan and
8. What religion is followed by 2 spring onions, finely 2 tbsp sweet chilli sauce cook the meatballs until cooked through.
more than 90% of people in sliced 1 tbsp fish sauce Add to salad ingredients.
Thailand? 1 tbsp lemongrass, 1 tbsp fresh lime juice For the salad dressing, put all the
pounded into a paste ingredients in a jar and give it a good
9. What is New York City’s most 1 tbsp peanut oil shake.
popular nickname?
Dress the salad and plant yourself in
10. Which sunny tourist hot spot SALAD front of the TV to enjoy this fresh and
in the Atlantic is Britain’s Vermicelli noodles, delicious meal.
prepared as per the packet
oldest colony?
Shredded carrot
Snow peas, sliced
All answers are on page 22
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Puzzle answers
inspired?
Page 16 Unscramble: demo, demon, doer, dome,
done, dorm, dour, drone, dunno, euro, mode,
1 The Galapagos islands, 2 Colombia, modern, more, morn, mouse, mound, mourn,
3 France, 4 The kiwi, 5 Liberty Island, 6 mourned, muon, neon, neuron, node, none,
Myanmar, 7 Amsterdam, 8 KFC, 9 Mount Fuji, norm, noun, omen, redo, rode, rone, roue,
10 99%, 11 Chicago (shh + car + go) round, undo, undone, UNMOURNED
Where in the world: Nantucket, USA
Page 19 Contact your local travel
agent to start planning
Sudoku:
Pub quiz: 1 Suva, 2 Monte Carlo, 3 Switzerland,
4 Copacabana, 5 The Black Sea, 6 Miami, 7
Hobart, 8 A skyscraper, 9 1981, 10 Queensland
and Northern Territory Aerial Service, 11 your next dream holiday
Madagascar (mad + ahh + gas + car)
Whose flag is this: Krgyzstan
Page 17
Sudoku:
1 50, 2 La Paz, Bolivia, 3 Hartsfield-Jackson
Atlanta International Airport, 4 10 million
(10.2 million), 5 Sugar, 6 Los Angeles, 7
Autobahns, 8 Bangkok, 9 Russia, 10 800,000
(770,000), 11 Eiffel Tower (eye + full [moon] +
tow + ergh)
Unscramble: aching, acing, agin, arching,
arcing, bang, baring, bhang, bracing, brag, Page 20
BRANCHING, brig, bring, caning, caring,
chagrin, cigar, crag, craning, gain, garb, garni, 1 Amsterdam, 2 Nippon, 3 Egypt,
grab, grain, gran, grin, hang, haring, nigh, 4 Shanghai, 5 Paul Hogan, 6 Normandy, Subscribe to Travel & Cruise
racing, ranching, rang, ring 7 Chicago, 8 Buddhism, 9 The Big Apple,
10 Bermuda
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4 The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, 5 1964,
6 Oasis class, 7 Rhode Island, 8 Star Wars: facebook.com/
Galaxy’s Edge, 9 Indonesia, 10 Singapore
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