Leopard Rock Hotel Mutare
P.O. Box 1322 Mutare, Zimbabwe
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Holiday Inn Mutare City Center
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Last review: Feb 07, 20122 miles SW of Leopard Rock Hotel
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelLeopard Rock Hotel Mutare
Maratona para chegar e entrar no Zim! - Moçambique
Por Robson.
De volta ao cronograma original do Projeto 20°12', pegamos a estrada na perna mais puxada da viagem, em direção ao Zimbábue, o 2º da África Austral com terras a 20º12' que visitaríamos.
Saímos cedo de Tofo, demos adeus à praia e também ao cara que apelidamos de "filho do Milton" (o cara é igual a um outro Milton …
Amazing, amazing eastern highlands of Zimbabwe
Came in from Mozambique, over the border to the third largest city called Mutare. Money changers were all over the place when we got closer to the border. I changed a bit, got only a medium good rate. Takes some time before you get the hang of it. I also had some problems at the Forbes Road border post. Almost not granted visa into the country. My …
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Bvumba Mountains
... of how much we take central heating for grated. Not any more... I hope.
I set off on a walk which took me further into the mountains. I climbed an extremely steep mountain nearby and form here, one could see the mountain ranges to the north and south as well as the valleys below and the nearby Leopard Park golf course. These vistas were truly breathtaking and I stayed there a while in the peace ...
Walking in the Mountains
... started to become much more hilly. The village we passed had the round huts with thatched roofs. We were more used to this in east Africa.
Very quickly, the clouds began to melt away and the cool morning gave way to a hot day. The hilly countryside turned more and more mountainous and was littered with baobab trees and candelabra cactuses. After lunch, we arrived at a junction ...
First impressions of Zimbabwe
... had to call Martin (the Austrian couchsurfer) to complete the info. Apart from this bureaucratic stuff the situation at the border was quite relaxed with some laughs and small jokes about the stamps and visa.
First impressions: I can talk with the people again since they talk English, no food to buy in the streets, Zimbabwe is expensive, pay in US dollars and get rand (or candy) back if it's smaller than 1 dollar, friendly people and ...
