Hey guys, I figured that only writing experiences for Iceland, specifically, is maybe a bit selfish and it would be useful if i can give you all the tips and things I’ve learned by going there myself 3-4 times already…
13) The Maasai tribes of Tanzania
The Maasai tribes of Tanzania The Maasai are a tribe living in the North of Tanzania, they speak the Maa language. They are a nomadic tribe and have originally arrived from South Sudan and migrated southwards until they found the…
12) Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater The Ngorongoro crater is the sixth largest caldera based on area in the world with a diameter of 16-19 km but it is the largest one actually unbroken and unflooded caldera in the world. It is an almost…
11) Olduvai Gorge & Serengeti National Park
Olduvai Gorge & Serengeti National Park The next day we started on our way to Serengeti and to get there, we had to pass through the Ngorongoro conservation area. We would go down the crater to check it out on…
10) Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park The SUV we would go around with was a bit old but the nice thing about it was that the roof could open and inside the national parks we were allowed to open it, although we were…
9) Tanzania: Arrival & Plan of Action
Tanzania was the second part of our trip to Africa. There, we had half the time that we had in Namibia and therefore couldn’t really go way further into the country and what I really wanted to see there, was…
8) Namibia: Kolmanskuppe, Fish River Canyon & Quiver Tree Forest
Kolmanskuppe & Fish River Canyon & Quiver Tree Forest Our tour continued south and we stayed at the best so far lodge – Klein-Aus Vista. It was really amazing there and we didn’t camp but stayed in the lodge with…
7) Namibia: Deadvlei, Big Daddy & Dune 45
We continued our way through the Namib desert and reached the Tropic of Capricorn, where during the winter solstice the tropic matches with the sun on one line and is the southernmost location where the sun can be directly overhead…
6) Namibia: Damaraland, Skeleton Coast, Swakopmund
So after Etosha, we set off to Damaraland and then the Namib Desert and while we were passing through Damaraland, Kennedy explained that his tribe, the Damara people, used to live in the north of the country where they could…
5) Namibia: Himba Village & info on the Tribes
One of the highlights of the trip, in fact, the most culture-shocking one, was visiting a Himba village.. Himbas are one of the 11 Namibian tribes. Kennedy comes from the Damara tribe for which I talk about a bit more…