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  • Pemba Waking up in Pemba the next day, we realized that we were at an aging beach strip called Wimbe Beach. A bit of a letdown since we had read fairly positive things about it. The beach is perfectly Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jul 13, 2008
  • Ilha de Moçambique to Pemba Let's make this a short one. This sucked! We woke up at 3:00am to catch a van from the island that would take us across the causeway to an awaiting, larger bus. This went mostly well: got Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jul 13, 2008
  • Beira to Ilha de Moçambique Not much to say about Beira, just a small city, with a big heart, fast women and fast food. (Okay, there wasn’t any fast food but we definitely saw some fast women.) We stayed in a place with Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jun 30, 2008
  • Vilanculo After about 9 hours we got into Vilanculo, we walked down a hill from town towards the beach to Zombie Cucumber’s, a backpackers owned by an English couple, which was a huge step up from our last place. Prices Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jun 30, 2008
  • Maputo to Tofo Beach The predominant form of transportation here is by road. There’s only one large bus company in the south which doesn’t have daily service and requires advance registration. Most people can’t afford this, and so instead take privately owned, Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jun 30, 2008
  • Maputo By the time the plane touched down in Maputo, we were pretty tired, having only slept a couple of hours. This certainly contributed to our first dose of culture shock, which happened as w Posted by cleichter in Will and Carina's Travel Adventures | Jun 30, 2008
  • From Bush 2 Beach, continued Our trip in February started in the lovely town of Phalaborwa. We left at 6 in the morning and entered the Kruger National Park. At 8 we were at the Giriyondo Border Post where we bought our visa and paid Posted by AfricaUn in Africa Unlimited Expeditions & Transfers | Mar 5, 2008
  • From Bush 2 Beach Why is it that most tourists want to end a holiday with a couple of days on the beach? A holiday just doesn't seem complete without some sea, sand and sunshine. Visitors to South Africa are no different. But when Posted by AfricaUn in Africa Unlimited Expeditions & Transfers | Feb 27, 2008
  • Pemba - Ibo Island - Pangane en de grens naar Tanzania Hello everybody!!! Alweer eventjes geleden... maar hier is het allesbehalve ''rustig'' gebleven ;-) we hebben weer heel wat te vertellen! Eerst en vooral gingen we nog eens naar de kust: Wimbe Beach in de buurt van Pemba... we verbleven in Russel's Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Oct 1, 2007
  • Quelimane - Ilha de Mozambique Hola Hola amigos, We hebben weer een aantal schockerende ervaringen achter de rug... beginnende met onze busrit Beira - Quelimane ... Allemaal goed en wel om 4u smorgens paraat aan het minibusje. Na onze nacht in het live toneel van de hotel Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Sep 18, 2007
  • Vilankulos - Beira HOla Hola Op onze weg naar het noorden stopten we allereerst in Vilankulo. Een heel fijn laid-back kustdorpje dat in februari nog bijna van de kaart geveegd werd door een cycloon... [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/67107/SSCN1440.jpg thum Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Sep 13, 2007
  • ''op de plage'' in Mozambique Hola Hola Kijkt u nog eventjes naar het vorige verslag voor wat fotootjes ;-) We zien ondertussen bijna zo zwart als de mooie Mozambicanen hier... die vaak minder donker zijn dan de mensen die we ontmoetten in Zambia en Malawi... en dat Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Sep 8, 2007
  • Bom Dia Mozambique Hola Hola, bom dia Jongens, jongens, we zijn in Mozambique geraakt maar hoe... fotootjes volgen nog ;-) Vanuit Blantyre (Malawi) namen we een 2u minibusje tot aan de grens van Mwanza.. stempeltje als afscheid van Malawi en taxietje in voor 10min n Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Sep 1, 2007
  • Northern Mozambique It wasn’t until we were bumping along the main road of Ilha de Mocambique in a dilapidated van, which had clearly been used for fish haulage, that Nat realised her mistake. She had left her hiking boots behind in the Posted by Nat and Ev in Nat & Ev | May 26, 2007
  • Southern Mozambique As soon as we crossed the border I felt good. Nothing had really changed but for some reason I was buzzing. Maybe it's because Mozambique is more foreign, more exotic. A week has passed and nothing has even come close Posted by Nat and Ev in Nat & Ev | May 11, 2007
  • Maputo 7th – 9th February 2007 Thursday 8th I woke up at 05:00 after just three hours of sleep and went on a mission to take photographs of my favorite city. I had taken many great shots three years before and Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Feb 8, 2007
  • Inhassoro, Vilanculos, Inhambane and Tofo 5th – 6th February 2007 Monday 5th We drove to Quelimane and bought giant avocados, perfect tomatoes and a woven basked filled with giant crabs for Mts50. I struggled to keep the contents of my stomach inside, after seeing Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Feb 6, 2007
  • Quelimane & Zalala Beach 3rd – 5th February 2007 Silva heard of a trendy night club that was supposedly still happening and jumped in the truck eagerly trying to find the place. The girl (I can’t remember her name, but will refer Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Feb 4, 2007
  • Nampula Again 31st January to 2nd February 2007 I showed Silva the accommodation options that I’d explored the week before. None of the cheap ($15) places had availability and the others we looked at were either overpriced ($50 or more) Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Feb 1, 2007
  • Moçimboa de Praia and the Mighty Rovuma 29th – 31st January 2007 Silva was a very interesting man. He kept telling me how he was confused that he’d let me join him. He told me he had three rules against travel partners: 1. Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 31, 2007
  • Naçala to Pemba 27th January 2007 I set my alarm for 04:00 as I had to get the 05:00 Grupo Mecula bus to Pemba. There was only one bus and I was told it always left on time and never stopped Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 28, 2007
  • Nampula & Naçala Wednesday 25th I woke up to the sound of chickens pecking around my tent. I peaked outside and saw a man weeding in between the rows of corn we had parked next to. Smoke was billowing from the Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 26, 2007
  • Niassa Province Tuesday 24th I was up before the crack up dawn, eager to get out of there. When Wingate woke up I had already packed up all my gear, made a (charcoal) fire and boiled the kettle, purchased and hid Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 24, 2007
  • Mozambique Hoy es de nuevo sábado, pero no es aquel sábado mágico en el que llegué a Pemba -MZ- y donde mi prima Iria me esperaba, qué alegría!!! Vuelo con LAM, e, el avión oigo hablar español, y pregunto. Son amigos de Posted by enrikx in Iria&QuiQue | May 6, 2006

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