Africa Travel Blogs - Page 15

Through my blog I will tell you about lots of humanitarian actions throughout the world but since you always have to start somewhere I will tell you about the first destination where I did a humanitarian action: Senegal. Through my job I'm able to mobilise groups and take them during their trip to …

When they called me for a position in TZ, I was really excited; I have never been in this part of Africa …. Dar es Salaam…ouaw I was actually going to live for a whole year in Dar… So I arrived in TZ in September, did my check-in and all the administrative bla bla bla. The next thing I knew, …

These are some of my favorite photos from the 3rd leg of my world tour. This time we went to India, Egypt, and Dubai.

It was closely modelled on St. Peter’s Basilica with its huge courtyard.Columns are plentiful throughout the basilica but are not uniform in style .The dome on the basilica is massive (apparently larger than St. Peters) but the most striking is the mass of stained glass. A one noteworthy commissi…

This was another 1 of me and Zayyaans random trips..pack up & go sort!was the best fun ever. The drive was looong but worth it!...got 2 see all the small, interesting, sometimes weird towns on the way:)

Morocco for me was a land full of mystery, culture and natural wonders: From the desolate sand-dunes of the Sahara to the magnificent architecture of the Old Quarter in Meknes, memories I have of my visit I will cherish forever! Highlights included: *Wandering through the labyrinthine streets of the medina in Fes *Falling asleep at a desert camp in the Sahara under a blanket of countless stars *Riding a camel over wind-swept sand-dunes *Rock-climbing the towering cliffs of the Todra Gorge

Short surf holiday:). And a bit of culture....

Dar es Salaam is a diffrent planet, and in face of the temperature, it's close to the sun!Thank god, that my travelmate speaks Swahili

So, I haven't done the photojournalism thing in over a decade. It's the complete opposite of what I usually do: instead of taking photos of preeety theeengs. . . well, you get the point. And that in-the-news politician from Chicago--what's his name, Obama? {Remember, this is 2006!}--was shadowing …

    Day 7 - South africa in the Dark Apr 8, '08 4:17 AMfor everyone Owls can only turn their heads 270 degrees, not 360   Africa and Politics Travelling with someone you barely know is never easy so you can imagine how castrophobic it was for both me and Brendo…

clichés de ma vie

Aqaba ferry terminal is 10 km from the hostel I was staying and to get to Nuweiba, it cost 70 USD by fast boat. Before boarding my passport was stamped and everyone was charged 5 JD departure tax. Getting passport stamping was such a hassle in the immigration office. Paying departure tax has to be…

My travel to Luxor started with a flight from Cairo in the early morning. The previos day we have visited the Pyramids and we were very tired, we couldn't abe to sleep enogh. But the trip worth it.  Luxor is the place that you can find countless remainings of the ancient Egptians. Luxor is div…

Namibia, Botswana and a few days in Zambia and Zimbabwe

As soon as I woke up (having had little sleep playing AC games all night!) I went and started calling airlines. As the Condor flight wasnt going to leave till monday and there is a weight restriction we were not even sure we could get off the island, we try to find an alternative flight out and wh…