We are nearing the end of our trek around Africa and will soon be in the European waters. It’s so hard to believe we are less than 100 days to the end of our journey. Time has really flown by and with our port intensive last 90 days it will be over before we realize … More Luanda Angola
Swakopmund, Namibia, a country on the African southwest coast (we docked in Walvis Bay, has a population of 44,000 people so its a small town within the state of 2.5 million members. Swakopmund is a name that conjures images of endless sand dunes and a cool ocean breeze – and today, it lived up to … More Swakupmund,Namibia
This morning we had to be all packed and ready to head to our next location. Packing light is a must since we will be flying in very small prop planes. Duffle bags were the prime choice. We all kind of nervously giggled as we boarded these small planes. Nota fan of planes with propellers … More Nanyuki, Africa (Ol Pajeta)
While I am still sorting safari pictures for more exciting adventures to share, I decided it was good to go ahead and write about Capetown so I don’t get too far behind. We spent three unforgettable nights in this incredible city, staying at the luxurious Radisson Blu Hotel. It was the perfect base for exploring … More Capetown, South Africa
Our Kenyan adventure is sadly winding down, 9 days full of dreams we never thought would come true, but these last two days in Nairobi have been a whirlwind of experiences I won’t soon forget! We spent more time connecting with our new friends and enjoying the fact we were actually in this beautiful country. … More Final two days in Nairobi
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