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- komm um 5seit einer guten woche bin ich in Conakry um mir die visa fuer die naechsten laender zu besorgen. jenes fuer die elfenbeinkueste haben wir am naechsten tag bekommen. dann gings zur ghanaischen botschaft: 3 werktage wartezeit. Ben versuchte die sache Posted by helihigl in Back in Africa | Apr 18, 2019
- wandern in grosser hitzeDalaba liegt auf ca. 1200 m und ist dem entsprechend schoen gelegen. wir liesen uns von 2 mopeds zu einer felsenbruecke bringen mit kleinen wasserpools - war ok, aber auch nicht so besonders. wir gingen noch durch sehr laendliches gebiet - Posted by helihigl in Back in Africa | Apr 12, 2019
- der zeitaufwaendige weg nach Guinea (Conakry)seit Bissau bin ich mit Ben unterwegs. Ben ist 42, kommt aus zentralchina, hat an der besten uni seiner gegend studiert, leidete zuletzt ein kleines software entwicklungsteam und hat 2014 beschlossen die erde zu bereisen. er ist also das 5. jahr Posted by helihigl in Back in Africa | Apr 12, 2019
- Kankan, Guinea[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871419/large_DSC0 Posted by UliS in West Africa 2016 | May 5, 2018
- Nzérékoré, Guinea[img=https://photos.traveller Posted by UliS in West Africa 2016 | May 5, 2018
- Conakry, Guinea[img=https://photos.traveller Posted by UliS in West Africa 2016 | May 5, 2018
- Lies, Forgery and Other Ways to Apply for VisasVisas. Those stickers that allow travellers to cross borders. The regions describe as the “hardest to travel” usually have the strictest visa regimes. I would argue that that’s often why they are so hard to travel. Central Asia and West Posted by askgudmundsen in West Africa Road Blog | Nov 18, 2016
- How to Deal with Bribery Attempts“All tourists must carry their Tourist Identity Card on them, at all times, or go to jail,” the soldier told me. This was the essential part of the conversation. This was what they needed me to believe was true. Not Posted by askgudmundsen in West Africa Road Blog | Sep 20, 2016
- Should I stay or should I go?[float=right][/float]I’ll admit it right off the bat: This is a case of traveller’s first world problem. The fact that Posted by askgudmundsen in West Africa Road Blog | Aug 29, 2016
- A Surprising Land of Waterfalls and Natural Wonders[float=right][/float]Mostly know for Ebola, civil war and corruption, Guinea have shown a very differ Posted by askgudmundsen in West Africa Road Blog | Aug 25, 2016
- “Want a Ride for the Next 10 Days?”[float=right][/float]So, apparently, I’ve been an overlander for the past few days. You know, one of Posted by askgudmundsen in West Africa Road Blog | Aug 19, 2016
- Jan 2011: Senegal & GuineaGUINEE FACTS Guinee is considered to be one of the poorest countries in the world with a BBP/Capita of US$ 350 (2005). Most people live from the land and have their small business selling tea/drinks/food. The almost 10 mln people are Posted by Marie-Jose in Marie-Jose going abroad | Feb 4, 2011
- Guinea, West Africa, 1986OK, so here goes. First off let me make excuses! I did take notes on all my travels, but they're still home in the UK so this is all from memory, and this trip was in 1986! However, the photos Posted by Bevl78 in Guinea, West Africa, 1986 | Aug 5, 2007
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