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Paje, Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania | Campground

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Zanzibar Island

A travel blog entry by andrewsinclair

12th – Caught the passenger ferry to Dar city centre then walked to the ferry terminal to buy our return tickets to Zanzibar (Unguja). The ferry across was slower than it should have been, but meeting us at the port was Daniel – who would be organizing and guiding us on the Spice Tour and City Tour.

First he took us to our …

Dolphins, Turtles and Curry

A travel blog entry by julieinkenya

Ahh what a nice long Easter week we had here. Three German guys, Martha the Colombian girl and I headed on a long 20 hour bus + ferry ride to the lovely Zanzibar island in Tanzania. I know what you all are thinking.. Julie seems to be doing quite a bit of traveling and very little working! But I swear that is not completely true! This is the first …

Paradise

A travel blog entry by rachandnick

Had a few hours in Stone Town in the morning to have a look round the little shops. Finally got to the long awaited flip flop shop and bought 2 pairs. They are about #10 each and real leather. Rach got involved and bought a pair too- she has loads.

Headed North to Nungwi for 2 nights where we are staying in beach front rooms. As we arrived …

Zanzibar - oleme jõudnud paradiisi!

A travel blog entry by tibuandtintin

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Hotelli j�udes vajus meil imestusest suu lahti ja naeratus tuli n�ole. K�ik need seal veedetud 4 p�eva me korrutasime: "see on nii ...

No driver, luggage or power yet all is resolved

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

... up and just walk into the terminal and out the front door. The poor Germans have to hop back on the plane and fly to Dar es Salaam but luckily it’s not as far.

Again, we are supposed to be met by someone who is to take us to our hotel. Nobody is out there with a sign and our name on it. This time, we are not alone in waiting for the nonexistent driver. There are three or four sets of ...