It’s impossible to ‘sum up’ our unforgettable experiences exploring Africa but this amazing info-graphic does a pretty fine job!
We had the most incredible adventure exploring this wonderful continent for nine months. Having flown from London to Addis Adaba at the...
Billed as Africa’s second-largest crater lake, though we’re still not quite sure which is the biggest, Lake Ngozi is an easy day trip from the southern Tanzanian city of Mbeya. We were back...
Tanzania’s Kitulo Plateau is an area of outstanding botanical importance. Known as the “Serengeti of Flowers”, or locally as “Bustani ya mungu” (Swahili for God’s Garden), it is home to over 350 plant species.
It’s one of the parks Catherine...
Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano with three cones – Kibu, Mawenzi and Shira. It is the world’s tallest free-standing mountain and at 5,895m, its Uhuru peak on the Kibu cone is the highest point in Africa. It’s one of the continent’s...
When one thinks of trekking in Tanzania, you more than likely think of Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak and the world’s tallest free-standing mountain. Having...
I am not afraid to admit but at the time I was petrified! We were camping in the Serengeti at one of the park’s many public campsites, none of which have any fencing, and having arrived late at camp, our tent was at the perimeter of the camping zone.
It was whilst having dinner that...