Bravo Kiwengwa Zanzibar
P.O. BOX 4095 Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania
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Big Five - tick!
... in the park - and were covered in 3 days of dust! We had prepared for new years eve in advance, buying wine at the supermarket several days ago. Unfortunately with no cups to hand, we were classily drinking straight out of the bottle. The bar at the campsite prepared a massive barbecue. The food in Africa has so far been amazing. So we saw the new year in (with quite a bit of drama!) over Kilimanjaro beers and ...
I give you good price
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Zanzibar is actually lovely, classic white sand, turquoise sea and StoneTown (the main town on the island) is really interesting mix of Arabia and Africa with loads of winding alleyways and pretty engravings. As the sun sets each day the call to prayer carries over the water and lots of pretty dhows sail past the setting sun as if they have been
commissioned by the tourism office to do so. Its a little piece of paradise.
One of ...
Stonetown, Zanzibar
... around my legs…but, boy was it hot then ! » Below is Lance’s anecdote. Corinne
Well, today, Roman and I will spent the day in Stone town...we took a mini-van in the old city... a direct trip...1 hour and 30 minutes for $1.25...great deal in the comfort of an individual seat. A mini van driver had just dropped some tourists off in Paje and was heading back to Stone Town...so he took it upon himself to ...
From the Ngorongoro Crater to Zanzibar
... unemployment rate here on Zanzibar.
Juma and Nando unloaded our suitcases while Mianne gave us a tour of the villa. It totally met our expectations – you walk in the front door and can see right through the house to open French doors out to a patio, then a pool, palm trees and beyond that, a pure white beach and the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. After our busy last two weeks, we are certainly looking forward to a tranquil, peaceful, ...
Jambo from Zanzibar!
... not very far off the ground or the water), and the ocean and eventually the island, were clearly visible from the air. Stone Town on a tiny, teeming peninsula surrounded by azure ocean welcomed us, as did our guide for the week, Michael.
The three of us spent the afternoon walking streets, with names like Gizeng and Hurumzi, of Old Town, getting a sense of the long and sometimes troubled history of the place. A visit ...



