Seaview outside Villa Bahati
These are the days for relaxation. Waking up early in the morning to birds singing outside our villa. Spending days looking at the view – which was amazing. The fishermen came in with their catch and children and women came to help carrying it from the boats. By the way – Hakuna matata in Swahili means “Relax – no worries”. Continue reading
After a 5,5 ½ hours flight from Doha to Dar-Es-Salaam we could finally enter the airport arrival zone. When we first entered, we experienced a chaos of people standing in lines to get their visas apporved. We ended up spending 2 hours waiting for our visas and picking up our luggage. Continue reading
I dag kom vi til Qatar. 🙂 Her har de Ramadan (fastemåned hvor de ikke kan spise eller drikke fra soloppgang til solnedgang bortsett fra barn, eldre og syke). Jeg er heldigvis barn og kan spise potetgull. Mamma, Emeric og Ib glemte at det var Ramadan, så de spiste litt potetgull også. Mamma ble glad når hun så en som jobbet på flyplassen også spiste chips. LOL Jeg tror mamma gleder seg til Id (slutten av Ramadan). Da kan man spise så mye man vil. Luna Noor Winnem
Today we started our worldwide Family tour. Our family consists of 5 members. Ib Margido (26), Ole Martin (48), Emeric Philip (18), Luna Noor (8) and Siv Johanne (46). Wonderful trip with Qatar Airways. Continue reading
One month from now our dream journey has started… Our first stop is Africa. Most likely we will already have reached Dar-Es-Salaam in Tanzania. If we are lucky our next stop will be the island of Zanzibar, then the national park Serengeti, a village visit nearby Kilimanjaro before travelling to Zambia.
Vaccines, flight tickets to Tanzania, preparing homeschooling for Luna Noor, visas to China, India and Thailand, blog, backpacks, first-aid kit, stow away personal things, write contract for renting out our apartment…
There is still lots to worry about and prepare, but the trip is starting to unfold…
Worldwide Family Tour 