Hotel Zambeze Tete
Avenida Eduardo Mondlane, 6, Inhambane Tete, Mozambique
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Into Mozambique
Mozambique is beautiful and we are a long way off the tourist trail here. This is the first place we have visited where English is not widely spoken. I don't know much about the history of Mozambique, but I am puzzled by the fact that this was a ...
On the road again
Today I was up early and again travelling on with Matthias. This time we headed south for the border town of Dedza and crossed into Mozambique. With our best efforts we arrived in Ulongwe, a dusty town 40kms south of the border, before midday day, where we missed the last two places on the first Chapa, Mozambique for mini-bus. It took two hours for the next one to fill up, and our first experience of the Mozambique people was not off ...
Tete – a bit of a hole really
It's amazing you cross from a country
where the people really are struggling but they have a lot of pride
in their country and personal presentation to one where there isn't
as much of a struggle and what a mess. The comparison between the
two areas was amazing; Mozambique is comparitively grey in colour
mainly due to the constant destruction and burning of their landscape
to ...
Mozambique
Although another new country, and quite beautiful by all accounts, this was really just a short
transit for the truck bridging Zimbabwe and Malawi on our way North however. Therefore we didn't
really see much of the country which was admittadly a bit of a shame. The grand sum of our time
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Our fleeting stay in Mozambique
The next day, we drove to the Mozambique border. We are only staying in Mozambique one night as a stopover on the way to our 7th and final country on the Africa trip - Zimbabwe.
We drove along the Tete corridor and stopped for lunch on the side of the road. We arrived at the border and the crossing was quite fast. We drove over the Zambezi ...
