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Rosendalsgymnaiet, Uppsala Roof top view Hotel entrance from alley Jannat House dhow

Jannat House Lamu

P.O. Box 195 Lamu, Kenya

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Aesel, Ali og vandsport

A travel blog entry by afrikaeskapade

... vi et stykke ud af byen, til en lille landsby hvor der ligger et par mere fancy strandhoteller. Vi valgte et aesel som transportmiddel, desvaerre begyndte det at regne halvvejs og vi var fuldstaendigt gennembloedte da vi kom frem. Det gjorde lidt ondt at ride paa aesel, og Sandra har nu to kaempe aabne saar paa numsen. Da vi kom frem var vi lidt skuffede, for det var ikke rigtigt strandvejr. Heldigvis var der en bar paa et (meget ...

The Coast

A travel blog entry by samdendy

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... because it was so hot so I caught the sea breeze.

So just to give you a general idea of what Lamu is like. The main road runs through a wall of buildings and is about 2 metres wide, when donkeys are walking through you have to squeeze up against the wall. The sea front is a lot wider and where you occasionally spot a vehicle. As soon as we step out onto the seafront we would be swarmed by beach boys asking us if we need a dhow (old boat) ride, want to go fishing, ...

A little slice of paradise on the Kenyan coast

A travel blog entry by julesandjen

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We head back to Karen the next morning to get our bags repacked and check out Mark’s plan for the next few weeks as he’s now back as our driver. It turns out what we thought would be a couple, if not a few weeks of down time, turns into just over one week as the ferry to Egypt we need to catch is earlier than expected due to some religious holidays. Still we’re taking things day by day at the moment and ...

Laid Back in Lamu

A travel blog entry by jlidgett

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What a great week this was. Lamu is a little island off the North-East Coast of Kenya. Old Muslim-Swahili trading place, with tiny little alleyways winding through the tall coral buildings. No cars here, (except a few for police), donkeys is the way of travel, apparently there is 3000 of them. Ok, well not just donkeys, the beautiful dhow boats out on the water can hop you from island to ...

The Kenya Coast

A travel blog entry by teirrac

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... which was really nice after being chauffeured around for a few weeks.

Shella Beach was beautiful -- 7+ miles of completely empty beach with sand dunes on the edge…and, oddly, a giant fort that I don’t know much about. The main downside was the incredibly strong wind…which didn’t go away…and made trying to sit on the beach pretty painful because you were pelted ...

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