Harare Lodges - Reviews and Rates

Tuesday 17th.

Getting ready today for our trip west and north.

In between enjoying the day around the house and packing for
our 'safaris' we had to collect a couple of 20L jerry cans from the embassy for
our emergency fuel supplies, have some steering joints fixed on Gemma’s car and
Arthur got his first taste...

Respec!

Well i made it to the Capital of this country .. Harare! and its been a hell of a ride!

From
Vic Falls i left the tourists behind and borded a train to a little
city called Billawayou (not spelt like that but this internet is too
damn slow to correct it)
It was an overnight train which i found
out later can ...

Mood and a half today with nothing going to plan. Headed into Harare central at 9am with the sole objective of doing as much internet as possible. First one we went to was useless. I did however manage to enter in all the details to book our return flights only to have the *******n card declined by Lloyds AGAIN!! Seriously, leave my cards alone....

The New York Times likes to do a cute little segment wear they spend just over a day in some exotic locale like Windhoek, Namibia or Montgumery, Alabama. So without further adu, this is how I spent my time in Zimbabwe, which, judging by the news, is next to Congo, North Korea, and Somolia on the world's least traveled countries. 12 AM: Greyhound...

It's been a long time since our last entry, so to quickly fill you in: It was very difficult to leave our little backpackers' paradise on the shores of Lake Malawi, with its fantastic food and beautiful setting, but we finally made it out of Nkhata Bay and on to the next destination. We took the overnight bus down to Blantyre, arrived at 6 in th...

I forgot to mention the giant rocks that dot the landscape around here. Its like Elephant Rocks but more spread out for miles and miles. It's solid granite - a boulder climber's paradise. Check the photos. I haven't been able to climb a big one yet. I'm still eating lots of sadza and teaching permaculture. We've switched into a work phase since ...

At the Royal Harare Golf Club, founded 1898, Sunday luncheon draws a white and wrinkled crowd devouring Yorkshire Pudding, roasted beef and chicken with stuffing, and quaffing shandies and rose wine. Black waiters hover around the place, following every movement with incongruous 'thank-you's. All that's missing is white gloves and bone china. Be...

5 days in Kruger NP then onto Zim. Stopped at Great Zimbabwe ruins on the way to the city for et another visa