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Boozing and monkeying about on the Spice Islands
A boat. An open bar. A DJ pumping out dance music. Two and half hours to drink as much as you can. A bunch of backpackers of varying drinking abilities.
The result?
Alcohol was guzzled in large quantities. Moves were strutted on the dance floor. Floors were fallen on as legs stopped worked. Vomit was spewed, not always over the …
Serengeti nightmare & Zanzibar dream!
I forgot to mention we picked up a new driver in Nairobi called Henry, hes the only black african man to be employed by the company, he's lovely & extremely informative. We have 2 or 3 briefings per day & plenty of photo stops & loo breaks! So we waved a fond farewell to Danny & I can only assume he went & checked straight into rehab to dry out. So …
Time and Spice in Zanzibar
... to get seats (very common for them to sell more tickets than seats) on the top deck for maximum views. Leaving the harbour, I was amazed at how many ships were out at sea and how massive they were. Easily 10 times the size of the sugar boats we see come into dock at the Toronto Harbour. About half way across we saw a whale traveling in the opposite direction. As we got closer to Zanzibar the colour of the water and the bright whiteness of ...
Paradise!!
... around inside were little twigs of flowers and personal greetings. Attention to detail was lovely. We unpacked our clothes, freshened up and then went to explore. On this part of the trip we were unescorted, so we were free to just enjoy the surroundings. The honeymoon couple obviously wanted time to themselves! and it was the perfect place to be alone. All around there was little places to sit or lie in private, with cushions to just recline back into, it really was ...
Zanzibar
... pretty, and the sea had lots of dhows and other boats floating by. But it also felt very touristy, and while all the hammocks and beach beds were really great to lie on all day, I still prefer unspoiled coastline to restaurants, bars and permanent wooden umbrellas. But before I sound too ungrateful, I must admit that I really enjoyed hanging out in a hammock using the beach Wee-Fee (as many East ...
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