Hotel Le Royal Itsandra Moroni

... br> I am an outdoor person and i great beaches wonderful nature, so the comoros islands were more or less the perfect place for my vacation.
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... giant poster of Westley Snipes on the wall... This was also the town where I had somebody hit on me by simply pulling out a condom and thrusting it in my face... Also gross. Seriously though - the Comoros was an odd experience. Prices are out of this world and I had my first encounter with painful poverty and malnutrition. Rose and I could not figure out how people lived there, we could barely afford it ourselves. What was really interesting though is that the ...

... have it on good authority that it is large, fast, and relatively clean. Lessons learned I suppose. While the experience does cause endless amusement for Rose and I and we just look at each other and burst out laughing every now and then, it will never be repeated. If you ever want a really good story ask me about the seagull... In the mean time I will relate an entry from my journal that I think accuratly speaks to what the four days were like ...

... he took pity on us and gave us their snack supply of some bakery rolls and bananas that they had brought from Moroni. So, our Seagull Moment. On the first day, we were alerted to the presence of a critter in our room - it got into one of our bananas. Sunday, Marta discovered that it had taken some nibbles from her discarded dirty underwear. What? That night, having wrapped up our food items, we went to ...

... with only wooden benches and dirty, dirty floor. Don't forget: -The guy who yells a lot in Swahili at all hours about nothing of importance (I often thought he was on a cell phone because no one in the room was listening) -The guy with really phlemy coughs. -The guy who totally thinks we could get married and it will be just fine, even though the only things I can say in Swahili are basic greetings and nouns such as papaya, milk, ginger tea ...

... We assume this was comparative to the rest of the island, not the world, as we find the place pretty depressing - foreshores full of garbage, the boat harbour encumbered by a large wrecked wooden boat, the lighter barges for unloading ships offshore the roughest examples of boatbuilding that MP has ever seen, and the famous mosques pretty ordinary. From the guidebook descriptions we had been imagining another Muscat, Oman, but there ...

Il semble que le mauvais temps nous suive. Pas grand chose à voir. Les Comores ressemblent beaucoup aux Seychelles. L'île semble très pauvre. Les gens sont gentils, mais quelque chose manque. It looks like the bad weather follows us. Not much to see. The Comores look a lot like the Seychelles. The island seems very poor. The peoples are nice but something is missing.