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Africa
We spent over five months in Morocco, traversing the country from North to South, West to East, East to West, Tangier to Dakhla, and Mauritanie. Because it was such a long stay and we kept zigzagging, it’s difficult to put… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for a kiteboarding destination to shake the cold temperatures of winter in Europe and the US? Head to Zanzibar in Tanzania for incredible conditions. Find out why Paje beach has become the #1 Zanzibar Kiteboarding spot, and… Continue Reading →
Senegal is a jewel in West Africa that should intrigue any traveler. The small country is popular with French travelers due to its past Colonial history, but packed with history, national parks, and extensive coastline, Senegal has a lot to… Continue Reading →
As we are hoping to resume our trip to Africa once travel becomes part of our life again, we are hoping to eventually make our way to Uganda. Previous trips to the region allowed us to visit Rwanda and Tanzania,… Continue Reading →
The Lac Rose is probably the better-known attraction of Senegal. Indeed, the Pink Lake Senegal is famous for has such beautiful deep colors that make the trip from Dakar worth it. Though, as we experienced ourselves, the colorful hues appear… Continue Reading →
Tanzania is of course known for its national parks like Serengeti. But in addition to fantastic wildlife safaris, the country offers terrific beach experiences and history going back as far as millions of years ago. And even with its timeline… Continue Reading →
When in Dakar, Senegal, make sure to add Goree Island to your itinerary. The easy Dakar day trip is a must-do as it will take you to some of the darkest times of Senegal, and well, the world history, as… Continue Reading →
Wildlife and traditions are probably what come to mind when you think about a trip to Africa. However, for outdoor enthusiasts and avid hikers, the mountains in Africa offer fantastic trekking opportunities. Of course, Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania needs no… Continue Reading →
Algeria is located in North Africa between the Mediterranean coastline in the north and the Saharan desert in the south. One of the largest countries in the world, Algeria is not on the tourist path due to security concerns but… Continue Reading →
The Hadzabe Tribe are amongst the last hunter-gatherers on the planet. With less than 1,000 still alive today, the indigenous ethnic group lives around Lake Eyasi, the Rift Valley, and the Serengeti Plateau. Their way of life changed little in… Continue Reading →
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