Paje Beach Bungalows
Gizenga Street, Behind Oldfort Paje, Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania
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Paje - East Coast Beach Experience
... ago. I found out that they make cheese from the milk of their herd animals. I don't remember seeing any of it, but maybe that is what we had in some of our camp meals - like a cross between string cheese and mozzarella.
I can't remember if we went for a swim or not, but we did got to the African BBQ restaurant up the road for dinner. We had Bob Marley music and got grilled calamari with chips, i.e., french fries, for dinner with a ...
Motos and tuba, par Corinne et Fabyan
... Roman decided he would join, only if the birthday girl we just met would do it too. It was really funny to see Roman doing his crazy uncoordinated dancing up there. Anyhow, later on that night, when the party was fading, we made our way back home to watch a TV series and then finally got to sleep and with that the night was over. Fabyan
16 septembre, Zanzibar, plage de Paje, motos et tuba
En contournant des plages de sable blanc avec parfois des hôtels ...
Zanzibar, Paje beach; la plage de Paje
... je me demande ce que les Tanzaniens peuvent bien penser de leur plage complètement prise par les hôtels et les logements de type palapas. Ils ne semblent pas s’en soucier et souvent ils nous lancent un "Salut!" et "Bienvenue!". Les enfants rigolent et ne demandent pas de l'argent, ni de sucreries comme au Kenya .... Les routes sont presque vides car il n’y a que très peu de traversiers qui prennent des voitures et des camions .... et vous devez ...
From the Ngorongoro Crater to Zanzibar
... their clients for their picnics. There must have been 40-50 vehicles there! There was a small spring fed lake there with several hippos peeking out, and beautiful, green marshy grasses to add some contrast to the dry, brown landscape in the rest of the crater. We had to eat our lunches in the land cruiser, as there were black birds circling that would swoop down and grab the food right out of your hands – potentially taking a finger with them - if you were ...
Livingstone to Zanzibar
... of villages of traditional mud huts with chickens and goats and kids running around. The children would run to the road and wave almost every time we drove by, it was super cute. And when we stopped on the side of the road for a stretch or a lunch break crowds of kids and sometimes adults would congregate around our truck and just stare at us...though once we did entice them into tossing a rugby ball around with us! There's not much for cities or ...


