Racen met Bromsnor

De agent in het wit gesteven overhemd heeft ons middels een ferm handgebaar naar de greppel van de dirt-road verwezen. Geroutineerd overhandigt Marijn al onze papieren; paspoorten, rijbewijs, verzekeringsbewijs en carnet de passage. Als gebruikelijk wachten we het uiterlijk vertoon af waarmee alles wordt nageplozen. Dat onze documenten in het Nederlands of in Engels zijn […]

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Day 187…Vilanculos- Long Days, Sore Arse and a Whale

Bom Dia, My route over the last few days. I know this blog took a while to get posted. Its because of 2 reasons. Firstly we did some serious mileage, […]

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Cape Maclear

After a most enjoyable time spent in Monkey Bay – the less touristy side of the peninsular – we headed over to Cape Maclear. Our initial interaction was with the guide touts we met outside the entrance to the Lake Malawi National Park.  We asked about hiking in the national park...
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Skirting the shores of Lake Malawi

Our southwards exploration of Lake Malawi continued the next morning.  Our ultimate destination was Cape Maclear, located on a peninsular on the southern tip of Lake Malawi. We stopped briefly in Dwangwa to stock up on provisions at Metro Cash & Carry.  There wasn’t an...
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On reaching Lake Malawi

After chilly temperatures in Nyika, we were starting to feel like we were enduring another UK summer, rather than savouring a Malawian winter.  Also, after 2 weeks in Malawi, we still hadn’t reached the shores of Lake Malawi – criminal!  So, after stopping in at Eva Demaya...
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Safari Beach Lodge, Senga Bay, Malawi

A beautiful rustic camp with a small camping site and lovely rustic chalets overlooking the lake. They have a good restaurant and a magnificent cocktail bar overlooking the lake where parties go onto far into the night. The chalets are … Continue reading →
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