 | Cuamba, Mozambique |
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... seeing nothing special on the way. Now they could head South to the Rovuma river , the border between Tanzania and Mozambique. They could then see Pemba , Nacala and Nampula and then continue West to Malawi and then through Zambia, Botswana and ...
... in blantyre and zomba ended me up in Mangochi. i arrived after dark and hadnt a clue where to stay because i had hoped to make mozambique but some locals advised me on a place just outside of town. a bicycle taxi was organised for me and off i went into ...
Travelling in Mozambique has been a hell of an adventure, and I am hoping Malawi would be easier... My last trip is a 12h train one, exhausting but funny I have to say: queing at 4am with everyone before realising I did not need to because I had a 2nd ...
... as our guide book promised it would be an improvement. It wasn't, in fact it was much worse. We eventually arrived in Cuamba 8 hours later, exhausted and shaken around. We checked into the Hotel Vision 2000, allegedly the best hotel in town. We were ...
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travelling from entebbe uganda to cape mcClear Malawi
Posted on Sep 10, 2008, 11:53:32
... or your own 4WD are the best ways to get between Malawi and northern Mozambique at Nayuchi. Once in Mozambique, there are twice-weekly trains between Nampula and Cuamba. Crossing other points of the Malawian border will involve a bus, a car or feet. If you ...
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