Hotel Masongola Zomba
P.O. Box 98 Zomba, 100009, Malawi
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Last review: Feb 06, 2012<1 mile W of Hotel Masongola
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Trop chouette!
... sur un bateau pour faire une croisière safari sur la rivière Shire (prononcé Shee-ré) qui coupe le parc national de Liwonde en deux. C’était génial ! Nous avons vu beaucoup d’animaux sauvages mais surtout des hippopotames, des éléphants et des crocodiles ! De loin nous avons vu des antilopes, des cochons sauvages et beaucoup d’oiseaux. C’était impressionnant ...
Hiking and biking on the Zomba Plateau
... up your legs and bite you whenever they have the chance. Hiked around the plateau for 3 hours and went to some waterfalls, the queens view and the emperors view but because of the mist I didn't have any view so that was a pity. However the surroundings were beautiful and I enjoyed the hiking routes and the quiet forests.
After the hike the real challenge started since I had to make food for ...
Zomba - a place to return to
... weeks. Granted it took SB a little while to climb the 1400
meters up from the town centre to the top where we visited the Kwa
Chene Hotel for afternoon tea with the monkeys; quite literally; before heading into
the greenery of the forest to camp. I think when I get back I'm going
to start the a travel company showing people that there are so many
hidden treasures in Africa if only they are willing to go off the
beaten track!
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Celebrations on the Plateau
... Birthday on the 14th. For those with eyes drawn to detail in text you will notice a period of about 3 weeks with little explanation. This is due to Tom and me departing ways for a short while to explore in our own areas, Tom staying in Malawi to see some friends and me hitching all the way back to Mozambique to meet again the many Peace Corps Volunteers and explore the north. First stop thanksgiving with the Mill’s Family in Gorongosa then Ilha de Mozambique ...
Zomba - a mix of old and new
... town, in which the bus station is situated and the old town with many colonial style houses. The new town is rather unattractive and features square brick buildings in a rather uniform fashion. Despite, this it does have a certain charm.
We left the following morning and got a taxi up to the plateau about a 10km journey up a very steep hill. We passed many people traveling up and down on foot, many of which were carrying incredibly heavy ...
