Southern Palms Hotel Diani

... br><br>Why you can&#8217;t afford to miss it! Turn Moments into Memories at Enchoro you wont regret it!<br><br>We do all kinds of tailor made excursions, game drives with safari vehicle or 4x4 wheel drive, hot air balloon safaris, Bush walking safaris, Hicking, Masai traditional dances, visit to Maasai village and get the real touch with the Maasai culture &amp; traditions as well as giving a helping hand to volunteer ...

... and out and Betty's home is very...homey and I love feeling like a part of the family. I am staying in a room about the size of a bathroom with a cot, mosquito net, and a small nightstand. I wouldn't have it any other way. Every evening our family listens to Maasai radio, has dinner, and then visits and then I mostly go over to Maggies to chat with everyone. <br><br>We are definately in the heart of the Maasai. I mind as ...

... a school. I got to visit that and it was neat. I have been to the school but have not done much research. It's that game of gaining access and then the fact that Kenyan time and American time are different. So I'll get ready to go to the school like scheduled and then Martin will call and tell me the students are going on a field trip. I know it will get done so I'm not too worried. I'm getting ready to go to Zanzibar so I'll let everyone know how that turns out. Peace Sarah

... up, I think he felt quite overwhelmed by us all. Finally, the last thing that happened on Thursday was that I commented on how I was very lucky as I hadn't seen a snake all month (I missed the one on the first night as I was in the airport still) and then, on the way to the showers, me and Vanessa saw a snake. The camp staff all ran over with branches etc and began to beat the snake to death! It was then put on a camp fire and burnt. They never told us what kind of snake it was ...

... passed the food down from the truck - whilst the chief told the people that only women could queue for food. We were warned that men would try to dress as women, but there was really nothing short of making them strip which could prove them to be men, so we could do nothing about it! It started off relatively calmly and Vanessa and I each had a guard next to us so we felt safe, but after a while as the queue of women was getting smaller some of the men started ...

A lot has happened since I last wrote...another semester went by and now the program is done. As I write today, I am sitting on the cool porch of my little cabin on the beach of Paje, on the Eastern Coast of Zanzibar. It is about 6:30 pm, the sun is setting and I am just cozying up for the night with and getting ready for a some dins and a beer with Hana and Casie. After we left Mpala, we headed to Nairobi to write up some papers and exams. During our free time we ...

... as they were on their 1st game drive. We then broke for lunch and then headed out on our 2nd game drive. Earlier we said it would be hard to beat the Gorilla trek we were on but this day turned out to be just as good. We did not get to see Leons favorite cats, the Leopard and the cheetah but what we saw more then made up for that. To be there and see what we saw was breath taking. We came across one of the biggest pride of Lions in the reserve ...

Was not the best start to the day. We tried to get money from the ATM and it rejected our card. This was the second time and I have already rang them twice. Its getting annoying. But forgot about it when we joined the rest of the tour. There was only 11 on our tour so there is plenty of room on the truck. There was only 3 people we did not know which was funny We ...

... von Nairobi nach Mombasa fuehrte, bis wir uns erst von Jimmy und Heidi, und am Ende dann auch von Hans, Moni und Samuel verabschiedeten und wieder in unserem Hotel am Diani Beach angekommen waren. Das geschah gestern Abend. Jetzt habe ich ein eigenes Dreibettzimmer fuer mich allein und geniesse das Faulenzen im All-Inclusive-Paradies. Zwar nur fuer ein paar Tage, aber ich kann mich ja kaum beschweren. Fuer alle, die sich schon einmal die Frage gestellt haben, ob sich ...

... Kenya was dusty, bumpy and hot. Kirsty was sat by the window and had her head hung out doggy style trying to catch any passing wind to stop her hair sticking to her neck. The rest of us resigned ourselves to sweating, and the close proximity of all the passengers meant you could never tell whether the damp feeling was you... or the person next to you! We arrived at the Kenya border, peeled ourselves out of the minibus, and staggered over to one of the long wooden buildings ...