Travel Articles
Spicemas! A Celebration of Grenada
The Caribbean is perhaps best known for the amalgamation of cultures throughout the islands. Grenada is no exception to this, ...
Top 5 Ecotourism Destinations in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a hugely popular tourist destination and a growing segment of its industry is devoting itself to ecotourism, ...
Costa Rica: 5 Simple Ways to Travel Responsibly
Wanting to steer away from the weekend breaks to Europe and actually make a good impact on the planet? Costa ...
The Crucible of Caribbean Culture
The chain of islands that make up the Caribbean are home to a plethora of histories, cultures, and traditions. From ...
Reconnect to Nature In Kenya
Kenya is the perfect destination for travellers who want to reconnect to nature, experience unique adventures and spend time away ...
The Best Inland Activities on the Island of Mauritius
Mauritius is primarily known as a country of lush beaches, coconut trees and turquoise seas. Whilst it certainly does tick ...
Can Responsible Tourism Help Support Wild Dog Populations?
African Wild Dogs, also known as Painted Dogs because of their beautiful mottled fur patterns, are one of the most ...
Is Travel Sustainable?
The pursuit of sustainability within each working sector is by no means an easy feat. It requires sustainability for the ...
Top 5 Unique Escapes for Mental Wellbeing in Kenya
Wellbeing in Kenya
With the end of the UK’s lockdown just on the horizon, at last we’re able ...
Caribbean Biodiversity Under Threat
The Caribbean is famous for its colonial history, its legendary days of piracy and all the sandy beaches that people ...
The Importance of Educational Trips to Sustainable Places
As the planet’s climate becomes increasingly unstable and communities in some parts of the world become threatened, sustainable holidays ...
Top 10 Safari Escapes in Kenya
Located in East Africa with a coastline flanking the Indian Ocean, Kenya encompasses many landscapes, ranging from savannahs, Lake lands, ...
At the Centre of Climate Change is a Crisis of Inequality
The current climate crisis exists as both a product and driver of global wealth inequality, however, no government is making ...
The Ancient Art of Lao Silk Weaving
A landlocked country bordered by Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, Laos is often neglected on the large tours of Asia but ...
Top 4 Reasons to Visit Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, between the Great Rift Valley and Serengeti, is home to a variety of ecosystems including highland ...
The Wondrous Kruger National Park
In 1884, Paul Kruger – President of the Transvaal Republic – suggested the ‘revolutionary’ idea of protecting the animals found ...
Pure Breaks Introduction to Maasai Culture
In the Maasai region of Kenya and beyond, the Maasai people are an integral pillar to our safari experiences. In ...
Can Rock Climbing Contribute to Ecotourism?
Climbing and Ecotourism
Ecotourism’s rise to prominence within the travel sector is a welcome development for the industry. The ...
Conservation and Preservation of Wildlife in Uganda
Pure Breaks offer a range of wildlife and activity adventures in some of Uganda’s most pristine natural landscapes and ...
Supporting Local Communities in Botswana
With ecotourism and sustainable travel becoming an increasingly popular method to preserve the world, travellers are opening themselves up to ...
The Protection of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
We’ve all heard the typical spiel that 48 football fields worth of forest is lost every 1.2 seconds. ...
The Evolution of Cape Town’s Minstrel Carnival
The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival, also called Kaapse Klopse, is an annual festival and celebration held on January 2nd. The ...
Treats from the Peninsula: Vietnamese Cuisine
Vietnam is home to over 96 million people, making it the sixteenth most populous country in the world. Within this ...
All About Aruba – 8 Things to do in Beautiful Aruba
In the Caribbean sea is the island of Aruba, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Aruba is ...
Broadening Knowledge of Sustainability through Museums
The global climate crisis is a terrifying fact that we as a society can no longer ignore and it is ...
Why We Should Stop Overlooking Ecuador
Ecuador is an astonishing place; a population of 17 million people live in harmony with a mind-blowing amount of ...
What makes Pure Breaks unique?
Here at Pure Breaks, we are seasoned worldwide travellers, providing excellent customer care and travel expertise on venturing abroad. Going ...
Nanny of the Maroons: A Casualty of Colonialism
Who is Nanny of the Maroons?
Every culture, every place has a history. Of people, their deeds, of the consequences ...
Unique Experiences In Botswana
It’s no myth that Southern Africa, with its diverse array of natural geography and varied landscapes, is home to ...
Plastic Versus the Oceans
Plastic pollution is an ever-growing threat to life in the ocean – a fact that’s now become normalised. ...