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- Day 12 - Serengeti/Ndutu Today we headed to the southwestern area of the Serengeti looking for the migration. And find it, we did! Sometimes, the animals are urgently searching for water, and they are running, running, running, and you just have to Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Feb 1, 2008
- Day 13 - Zanzibar Regional Air is one of the few airlines where you can fly all the way from the Serengeti to Zanzibar. The exact route of the flight depends on where the clients are flying that day. They will stop Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Feb 1, 2008
- Hujambo! I landed in Africa last night. The flights coming over were chaos. For starters, I couldn't get a direct flight from Toronto to nyc, I had to transfer in Florida. It couldn't be any further away if Posted by AshleyC in Where in the world is Ashley Churchill? | Feb 1, 2008
- Santa maria coral park Mambo, dajambo hallo allemaal, yep vanaf morgen ben ik een weekendje weg. Naar de oostkust en tweede zaak van Johan, Santa Maria Coralopark. Maar eerst gaan we deze avond eens de bloemetjes buiten zetten in de lokale disco bars, het schijnt dat er Posted by guidoE in zanzibar travel blog | Jan 31, 2008
- Day 10 - Ngorongoro Crater The Ngorongoro Crater is basically a self-contained ecosystem, so the wildlife here is dense all year round. Because of the steep walls of the crater, you won't find any giraffes here, but this is one place where you are Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 30, 2008
- Day 9 - E Unoto Retreat Luxury Lodge and Shalom Orphanage E UNOTO RETREAT LUXURY LODGE There are a number of activities at the E Unoto Retreat Luxury Lodge to make for a nice break from watching animals all day on your safari. The hike to the beautiful waterfalls takes about Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 29, 2008
- ETC PLAZA Hallo bloggers, het is alweer twee dagen geleden dat ik nog online was, het is hier zo goed en je bent van smorgens vroeg tot savonds laat bezig dat je zelf er niet aan denk om t Posted by guidoE in zanzibar travel blog | Jan 29, 2008
- Day 8 - Lake Manyara Moshi and Arusha may not be big cities, but this is where you find business services that you won't find once you are off on safari: ATM, currency exchange, food markets, and Internet cafes. If you haven't done it Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 28, 2008
- Day 7 - Moshi There are a few day tours you can do from Moshi that are quite nice -- besides just walking around town, shopping, and relaxing by the pool, of course! A real highlight in the area is skydiving. With Kilimanjaro as Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 27, 2008
- A night on the town hallo bloggers, deze morgen werd ik wakker met een zwaar hoofd, kon niet missen na ons nachtje uitgaan in de lokale dancings. maar laat ik beginnen bij het begin, dat was gisteren na de lunch. De luch die heel lekker was met Posted by guidoE in zanzibar travel blog | Jan 27, 2008
- Day 6 - Moshi HOTELS There are a number of hotels in the center of Moshi, but they are all lower quality, crowded, and noisy. There are a couple of hotels on the edge of town, and then most other hotels are in an area Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 26, 2008
- ZANZIBAR TRAVELLER vrijdag 25 januari Hallo bloggers, eindelijk na maanden voorbereidingen ben ik goed en wel gearriveerd in Zanzibar Stonetown. De reis zelf is vlotjes verlopen op de electrische fout na aan het vliegtuig in Ethiopia, we stonden al klaar om te vertrekk Posted by guidoE in zanzibar travel blog | Jan 26, 2008
- Day 5 - Moshi Moshi is a very walkable town. There are particular "tourist attractions", but I can easily entertain myself in the area for a few days. I love the tailors with his/her sewing machines right on the sidewalks, the produce market Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 25, 2008
- Day 11 - Serengeti The Seronera Wildlife Lodge is located in the heart of the southern Serengeti surrounded by amazing wildlife. The hotel itself is rather unremarkable except for the fact that is literally built right into the rock. I think it Posted by bolderwork in The family goes to Tanzania 2008 | Jan 21, 2008
- Africa and Onward Happy New year Our time in Africa has Posted by Seaurchins in Sea-Urchin Walkabout | Jan 5, 2008
- Arusha - Tarangire NP - Ngorogoro Crater Hello Hello! Ondertussen zitten we al veilig in wel in de hoofdstad van Uganda, Kampala! Maar eerst nog eventjes een mooi verslagje over de mooie tijd in Arusha en beestjes spotten op safari. Na onze neuzen vol frisse berglucht te hebben gezogen Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Oct 28, 2007
- AFRICA!! Lots to share since our last posting as we’ve been romping about Africa. Highlights include: 1 - Making it to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro 5896 meters (19,340 ft) 2 - 7 days of safari, inclu Posted by Jeff-Iris in Round the World | Oct 20, 2007
- Zanzibar- Stone(d) Town - Pemba Island - Lusotho Hello Hello friends!! Hier zijn we weer met een hele boterham afrikaanse verhaaltjes! Eerst en vooral, we blijven nog een maandje langer… dus onze terugvlucht is in Nairobi op woensdag 19 december en we komen weer aan op belgische bodem op donderdag Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Oct 15, 2007
- Out of Africa TIA - This Is Africa It's amazing how many times I actually heard this phrase. I heard it from the man operating the internet cafe when I told him of some abysmal speeds in Uganda. I heard it from Gary, the Aussie Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Aug 1, 2007
- The Perfect Beach of Matemwe I don't know why I do it to myself. You know when you realize you have a wound and you try not to touch it or get salt on it? I'm that guy that rubs salt onto it to see Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Jul 28, 2007
- Whoa! We're halfway there, whoa! Livin' on a Prayer! So I've been writing a lot recently due to my abundance of time. It's coincided with my halfway mark of my trip and this is a good time to reflect. The Good: So much to mention from the people I've met Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Jul 28, 2007
- The Spice Island - Zanzibar Though its been difficult being on my own again, communication with old and new friends as well as the beauty of Zanzibar has helped ease those feelings. That and the 5-Chaptered-248-page book read within a day in order to be Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Jul 28, 2007
- Arusha - The City where even the Banks will steal from you While one could say that we were coming back to civilization, the girls' would say that Arusha was anything but that. It was definitely good to get a hot shower, recharge our batteries (literally and metaphorically) and get a night's Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Jul 23, 2007
- Starry Night with Zebras, Buffaloes, Bush Pigs and Hyenas! Perhaps it was the laughter of the hyenas or possible the family of wild pigs scouring around our campsite, maybe it was the 2 buffaloes grazing nearby or the herd of zebras we had to avoid when we tried getting Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Jul 22, 2007
- In Dar Es Salaam The spice tour was interesting. Many of the spices are better dried, I spat out most of them. Apparently, cardamon is used for sex. I do not know how, apparently it makes you horny, I spat it Posted by OhnoBonobo in African Adventure | Jul 13, 2007
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