Azura Benguerra Island
Benguerra Island, Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique
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Vilankarma
... br> It's main draw were the facilities which accompany tourists: shops, electricity and internet. After touring the accommodation options Faycal and I pulled up at the only real camping option, Baobab Beach Backpackers.
The following morning we visited Smugglers Bar to watch the Rugby World Cup. Although disappointed that Australia got a pounding from the Kiwi's, I was happy discover ...
What does Vilankulo have to offer?
... small stretch of water, explaining the strong currents, large sandbanks and opposing waves hitting each other causing the sea to appear as if fish are jumping out of it.
A had a stroll to the town centre which is vast but again sparse and I even decided to go back to the restaurant for the same meal I ate last night, minus the steak, the prawns were really that good. After covering the entire town centre, which ...
Hitch hiking - what's all the fuss about?
... the driver and his mechanic (later I would find out that two staff are standard procedure in Mozambique) and ensuring everything look kosha Matthias and I boarded. This was relative luxury, when compared to any bus I have caught in Africa, in fact anyway, so much so that we had a bed between us and the cabin was even big enough to stand up, Matthias is six foot plus. We travelled for about an hour before another unladen truck indicated for us to stop. After a ...
Up the Mozambican coast
... cause now we were finally far from any small towns on the way. There was nothing anywhere close and no cars passing by. Two minutes later, while we were putting up the triangles and opening the hood, we however saw a
South African Land Rover coming from the opposite direction, slowing down by us and turning around. Yes! Three South African guys get out of the car, take one look and know exactly what the problem is. The bolt holding the belt tensioner has snapped. ...
Sunblock by day, mosquito repellant by night
... the highway without an adult to be seen! Often, they are going to get water from the well or to sell fruit along the highway.
We are thankful to have our car (recently named Jambo) otherwise public transit can be a bit tricky. Little mini buses called chapas are common and cost under $1 for a trip, but you must be willing to be squished in with MANY other people/chickens or ...



