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  • 5-West and Central Serengeti Safari/Tanzania August 19, 2009 Depart:.............Migration Tented Lodge (http://www.elewana.com/smc/serengeti-migration-camp.html) Arrive:..............Mbalageti Lodge (http://www.mbalageti.com/) Weather:...........Sunn Posted by Sharon E in Sharon's Travels | Aug 22, 2009
  • Excellent Pancakes After we left the guys at the chimp camp the road continued to be stunning, and sandy. Really, really beautiful.... [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/201440/Beautiful_..c Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Oct 26, 2009
  • Chimpanzees and a long sandy road Leaving behind the friendly hippos and cuddly lion cubs we pressed on. Our friends in their 4x4s zoomed passed leaving us pedalling in a cloud of dust. The first day took us to Mpanda a dusty little town with a Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Oct 19, 2009
  • Kisampa, Matipwili, Gongo and Saadani National Park John: Our morning in Kisampa starts early. As the only lighting is either kerosene lamps or solar charged bedside lamps once darkness falls the day more or less comes to an end. Day starts as suddenly as it ends. At Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Oct 13, 2009
  • Leaving already As with most vacations, this one is ending too soon. It is hard to believe we have been here two weeks. On the other hand, it definitely will be nice to get home back to Sargie, family, clean water and Posted by JillnCraig in Africa | Oct 11, 2009
  • Kisampa, Gongo and Matipwili John:..the previous posting ended with us in the village of Gongo. It is quite a prosperous little village with the local industry centred around growing pineapples, coconuts and bananas. It is several kilometres long and in the middle of cleared Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Oct 9, 2009
  • Safari We finished our third day of safari early and are now relaxing. Safari can be tiring - searching and watching all of those animals! We got a special treat today as our guide was able to find a pair of Posted by JillnCraig in Africa | Oct 8, 2009
  • Back on the Super Highway John:....and so here we are now in Boston Mass. USA A wonderful city which I will tell you all about in a couple of posting's time. In the meantime, as we have now rejoined the information super highway I'll do Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Oct 6, 2009
  • We did it!!!! We are alive and well and feeling pretty good about ourselves after making it to the summit of the highest peak in Africa. Summit day was gruelling, but the feeling from the top made it all worthwhile. We are at Posted by JillnCraig in Africa | Oct 6, 2009
  • Tsetse Terror and Lazy Lions We left Lake Tanganyika fully refreshed and in high spirits, thanks to Chris, Lou, Hoghart, Shareika and all the staff. We headed off towards Katavi National Park, the 3rd biggest in Tanzania, known for having the highest density of mammals of Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Oct 5, 2009
  • Exchanging Ideas and Information Since concluding our journey with Amizade we have encountered many individuals who were traveling with service in mind, from people who resided in the areas to others who were tourists like us looking to make a difference even if it Posted by JoeEKateD in Global Service Learning and Citizenship | Oct 2, 2009
  • Good People Along the Way Throughout our travels, we have consistently had the pleasure of explaining our trip to various people we have encountered over the past few months. All of the people we have talked with seemed generally impressed and happy with the work Posted by JoeEKateD in Global Service Learning and Citizenship | Oct 2, 2009
  • "I'm not gonna cook it but I'll order it from ZANZIBAR!!!" After the silliness on the way into Dar Es Salam, ( Dancing to YMCA pumping out of a truck with half naked occupants in a Muslim city is generally frowned upon) , it was time to get off to Zanzibar Posted by RTW Ross in Round the World....How hard can it be?!? | Mar 10, 2009
  • This is Planet Earth... So there we were, waiting on the LandCruisers coming to pick us up to head into the national parks of Tanzania when the heavens dumped the mother of all downpours on us. As soon as the Jeeps turned up I Posted by RTW Ross in Round the World....How hard can it be?!? | Mar 4, 2009
  • More lakeside lounging We had a seriously restful day in Sumbawanga – The highlight of which was breakfast of pancakes, jam and sweet tea in a small cafe talking to the local crazy man who is going to rename Tanzania – Tanganyika when Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Sep 25, 2009
  • Moshi Made it to Moshi last night after an exhausive 24 hours of travel. One bag didn't show up but luckily it doesn't have anything we need for the hike. Had a fun day shopping and bartering today. Don't know how Posted by JillnCraig in Africa | Sep 28, 2009
  • Dust, Heat and Grimy Water Equipped with our brand new camera we headed towards Lake Tanganyika and the most remote part of our trip so far... the next 1000km would be on dirt/gravel/sand roads. The road from Mbeya Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Sep 14, 2009
  • Climbing Kilimanjaro [i][img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/170974/large_DSC_0116-12.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/170974/DSC_0116-12.jpg caption=Seven Argentinians and me at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. From left to right, top row: Raul, Mariano, Miguel, Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Sep 24, 2009
  • Plains, craters, spices and ... paradise. ▪ Musoma (Lake Victoria) ▪ Serengeti National Park ▪ Oldavai Gorge (Cradle of mankind) ▪ Ngorongoro Crater ▪ Arusha ▪ Dar es Salaam ▪ Stonetown, Zanzibar ▪ Matemwe Beach, Zanzibar * [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/chloezylstra/ Posted by rolando in Chloe & Rolands Global Adventure | Sep 21, 2009
  • Tanzania: Serengeti safaris to Zanzibar spice Dave and I traveled through most of Africa in a large overland truck. The distance between stops was great, so we weren't able to spend as much time as we would have liked getting to know locals. This portion of Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Sep 20, 2009
  • 4-North Serengeti Safari/Tanzania August 15, 2009 We are at the bottom of the hill at Kigongoni Lodge (http://www.kigongoni.net/)...103 steps. The property is beautiful but the service is not up to par with the other places. It's a huge bungalow with a super funky bathroo Posted by Sharon E in Sharon's Travels | Aug 20, 2009
  • Zanzibar: The last few days before moving John:...and so to the last few days here on the main island of the Zanzibar archipeligo. I have managed to upload some more photos so have a look through the gallery. They are from different stages of our journey so Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Sep 16, 2009
  • Zanzibar: Still in Jambiani preparing for the next step John:.....and so, if you were a day or more older than me (hard to imagine for some of you I know) and I said Hujambo (how are you?) to you you might say Sijambo (fine thank you) back. What Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Sep 11, 2009
  • Tanzania Travel Blog Monday 3 August Okay, so this is how the adventure starts. I should have known that when it only took 34 minutes to travel from the CDC office to the airport that this was too good to be true. Posted by serenatac in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar | Sep 11, 2009
  • Will we ever leave Tanzania? 1st Sept The holiday from the holiday is over. This morning we had to get the 7am ferry from Zanzibar back over to the mainland to meet the truck. That meant a 5.30am get up (all back to normal then). Crossing Posted by wendyec in Wendy in Africa | Sep 9, 2009
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