Pemba Beach Hotel
Avenida de Marginal Pemba, Mozambique
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Pemba
... poor.
The highlight of the visit for me was probably getting stung by a jelly fish, Charlie said she did not have one...
A very disappointing three nights in Pemba before starting the journey to Vilankulo with a very smooth and speedy journey back to Nampula.
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Mango Beach
... at the top is long and braided into a single braid which drapes from the top of his head only to the base of his skull. I suppose it is some interpretation of a rat tail. Upon arrival we were told that a swarm of bees was attempting to build a hive in the restaurant, and we could see bees swirling through the air randomly in search of a new home. Fritz was hurriedly trying to let the bees know that they were looking in the wrong place by smoking them out with a burning pot of straw. ...
"P" is for Pemba...and Pneumonia...
From Tandanhangue it was a pretty cruisy drive south along the coast road down to Pemba. Pemba was the first real civilisation that I had reached in northern Mozambique and came equipped with hospital, post office, private clinic and a shop to finally get Mozza's third party insurance. I stayed at Russell's Place (it's actual name). Incidentally it is owned by a Australian, and I figured it would be a good place to catch the rugby world cup semi finals. As an ...
Gudday Mate and Happy Birthday Bullet
From 'More' to 'Gudday Mate' you
couldn't find two such different campsites in the same town. Just
down from the beautiful Wimbe beach and bay is the site of the
Blackfoot Bar, owned and populated most evenings by an Oz by the name
of Russell. Seems he stumbled on Pemba about 12 years ago and never
left. The camping facilities would definitely not win a rating in the GP caravanning club, but the bar and the location made up for it, ...
Bush Camp GP - oops Pemba
... br> they bought the flask of hot water in the evening or morning. For
the rest of it if you
hadn't known any different you could have been on any campsite in Gauteng
(bucket showers aside). The crew however were of no such opinion and had a
whale of a time – not only did they not only find friends but there
were great kiddies activities such as archery and ...



