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Sultan Palace Zanzibar

Pierre Ltd. Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania

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Happy New Year!

A travel blog entry by charlotterowley

... the summit view! The campsite was cute - little areas bordered with mini hedges. There was the promise of wifi (first time all trip!) but after walking around the entire little village, no such luck. Just small little cabin shops and wooden houses. The word Mzungu follows you round everywhere here. In South America, it's Gringo. In Indonesia its Bule. All meaning white-foreign-person. Imagine walking down the ...

Malawi and Tanzania

A travel blog entry by owntheunknown

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... to see the locals carrying loads on their heads up and down
between the two villages to trade at the respective markets.



We celebrated Christmas Eve on our last night in Malawi with a meal of
fresh fish from the lake. It was a simple meal, but we no longer get to
be choosy about our food since stores are few and far between. On Christmas Day we had a long drive into Tanzania so there wasn't much of a celebration. The plus side was that we climbed ...

A full day in Paradise

A travel blog entry by wallyandchris

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... In fact, if I ever return, I willl get a guide.

We returned to the resort and got ready for Anita and Larry's cocktail party. It was lovely on their balcony chatting with everyone, enjoying the sunset and a drink. The full moon began to rise in the sky. Beautiful. We headed over to the dining area for dinner. Our final night in Zanzibar. Our final night in Africa.
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Zanzibar: Spicy Tropical Island Paradise

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... beach. Instead we were put into a car with a driver that barely spoke English and after 45 minutes we were dropped off at a very fancy resort. The resort did have windsurfing but of course didn’t know about our bookings. However, windsurfing wasn’t possible until a little later when the tide would go out and they only had 3 boards for the 4 people! Also, the driver wasn’t given enough money for all 4 to go, so ...

Zanzibar!!

A travel blog entry by brookeandchris

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... where the old slave market was and went down into one of the old holding cells. Awful conditions as I’m sure you can imagine. We went through the food markets and up and down different streets. We even got to see where Freddie Mercury (from Queen) lived as he was born on the island. It was a great tour and we learned a lot about the history of the island.

Tomorrow when we leave we are back to the 2 day grind of driving before we hit the ...

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