 | Niafunke, Mali |
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... day on the boat but stopped at two villages along the way, the first a small Bozo tribe fishing village, the second Niafunke, a larger town with mixed tribal population. We stopped before dusk to camp for the night on some sandy dunes surrounded by ...
We had a sunrise setoff and very basic breakfast on the boat. Not soon after we stopped at our first village, a small impoverished one along the river where the mission was to buy some fish for lunch. I never found out the name of the village, ...
Dream Rating: ; ; ; ; A+ Background We had spent most of the day cruising the Niger River on a pinasse, the first day of a three day river trip from Mopti to Timbuktu. We spent ...
... , ridiculously beautiful and very relaxing too if we wouldn't have missed our flight because of some wavies on the river (we were stucked for 2 days) and some liars (in Mali it is supposed to be decent to lie if the lie is more pleseant than the truth)...
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