Mozambique Travel Blogs

So much water has been under the bridge since my last entry, and it’s only been a couple of days. Wednesday morning I traveled up to Manhica and just arrived back to Maputo Thursday afternoon about 4:30. I was supposed to go to Limpopo, but was called back here to set up more equipment for three …

A day exploring the bustling capital on foot.  We were back to Cape Town standards of personal safety, so our money was split and hidden in all sorts of places - we even considered putting some in our socks but thought this was going a bit too far.  First stop was the botanical gardens.&n…

blub blub... I am still alive, very bussy with diving... Am now a certified open water diver and saw a lots of big animals. The underwater world is amazing. Internet is expensive, will update my blog when I m back in SA.

I got there via a 10 hour overnight busride from Joburg to Maputo - a mode of transportation that makes you feel rough, unrested and unwashed. At about 6am the bus stopped just shy of the razor wire enforced SA-Moz border, where we all got off and walked across. The sun had just come up and the…

Our ship was docked in Beira for 4 days unloading grain the UN had sent to Zimbabwe, Zambia, and some of the other landlocked African Countries and I was able to go ashore almost everyday. We toured around town, bought sim cards for our cell phones and generally behaved as tourists. The c…

Shoreleave MaputoIm now sitting onboard while several of the other crewmembers are going ashore. I have the the 8-12 watch which means that I have two shifts from 8-12 and 20-24 with overtime 13-17 each day. This means that i have very limited possibilites to go ashore, but we will se what we can d…

The next morning we were eager to get on the road, but felt we had to hit an ATM first to take out enough cash for our stay in the country – rural Mozambique is not exactly renowned for ubiquitous bank machines… As was to be expected, no ATMs were working. We drove around until noon until we fi…

my life in mozambique... love it

Random stuff from Cape Town and around South Africa, Mozambique etc

On May 24th, 2008, I embarked on an amazing journey to Africa with an organization called Prints Of Hope. The mission: build two churches and dress 2000 children in the Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. These pictures show a glimpse of my experience during this awesome project.

Went to few Moz provinces last Dec. on a bussiness trip. Then took a boat to Inhaca island just to get lost, had no idea where was heading to other then the name of the place but ended up on a great island with very friendly locals and a nice hotel. Spent some amazing relaxing time.

South-Africa, Mozambique, Malawi & Zambia

but my friend Liam rephrased it for me by saying, "stability makes secure people". I'll be turning 21 soon... and I haven't had or found any stability so far, maybe I sabotaged it, maybe I overlooked it, maybe I did not want it? I leave things incomplete, I say goodbuy before I even said hello .…

Hej Alle Her kan I så læse om mine oplevelser rundt omkring i verden.

Brian and I quit our jobs in Holland and left Amsterdam in October 2005. We spent several months backpacking from Ethiopia down to South Africa then up to Zambia. Heres just a few highlights of our trip.