By the seaside in Dar-Es-Salaam
After quite a busy Safari week we decided it would be wise to relax some days before heading southwest to Zambia with train… Emeric Philip got a fever and showed symptoms of malaria. We had to rush to the hospital but the doctor could say exactly what his state was so he equipped him with 2 self-test sets of malaria and medicine in case of emergency on our train trip to Zambia they day after. Continue reading
Bjørnis has fastened his seatbelt – ready to go to Dar-Es-Salaam
Early in the morning we went by bus back to Dar-Es-Salaam. The bus trip took us 10 ½ hours and we were all exhausted when we finally arrived the hotel. We ate a quick dinner before entering our preparing our mosquito nets around our beds to go to sleep. Tomorrow will be a day of relaxation… Continue reading
The lion king in Ngoro Ngoro crater
After a good night sleep in our camp at about 3000 meters above sea level, we stood up early to eat breakfast. A little behind schedule, with some stomach pain, we started our descend to the Ngoro Ngoro crater to look for lots of animals living there. We had a great day cruising at the bottom of the crater together with lots of different animals – most of them the same as in Serengeti. After some hours driving, we headed back to Moshi where we arrived late in the afternoon. All of us feeling happy but tired. Continue reading
Sunrise in Serengeti
Up again at 06:00 to eat an early breakfast and go for a safari in the Serengetis. What a thrill! As we watched the sun arise we discovered one by one the wonderful different animals living side by side in Serengeti. The animals we were lucky engough to see was apes, antilopes, zebras, giraffs, elephants, gnus, wild boars, ostrichs, vultures, goats, hyenas, buffaloes and hippos.. Continue reading
Overview of the Ngorongoro (gift of life) crater
At 05.30 the alarm clock went off, we slipped into our clothes and picked up our bags. A new adventure awaited. We set off for Serengeti at 06.30 and arrived our camp destination at 19.30 – exhausted. Still our driver Freddy had driven like a pro in “Rally Dakar”. After a flat tire and a motor breakdown we were lucky enough to get rescued by another Landcruiser and reached the camp just before sunset. Continue reading
Going bananas…
Today we aimed at visiting the Chagga tribe nearby Kilimanjaro. We learned how they made iron spears and tools, cultivate coffe, ananas, bananas and learning about their history with gophers (soil caves) to hide from other tribes in their past. Further we walked to a beautiful waterfall nearby and nearly touched Kilimanjaro… Next time we’ll klimb it perhaps? 🙂 Continue reading
Me enjoying my Nero chocolate. Thinking of Anette at work and Audun and our neighbours at home… 🙂
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Luna Noor, Aisha and Siv Johanne after breakfast
We went up early in the morning to pack our bags to go to Dar-Es-Salaam. Before leaving we ate our last breakfast in the villa we stayed in. Our Cook Aisha made another great breakfast before we had to say goodbye. Continue reading
Luna Noor and Emeric Philip diving in…
After a good night’s sleep we woke up to a delicious breakfast (fresh fruits, omelettes and pancakes). Then we packed our bags to go to a small island outside Zanzibar, snorkeling and a tasteful seafood lunch in another island nearby. The whole trip was a relaxing and wonderful experience. Continue reading
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
Worldwide Family Tour 