Zanzibar, the island of both tranquility & parties
I was happy to see that Zanzibar would fly their own flag everywhere, indicating that they are in fa...
Dar es Salaam – more than a stopover
After I moved back to Norway, I've returned to Dar es Salaam (or only “Dar” for short) on vacati...
Gard's Kilimanjaro adventure
In the end of September I had the pleasure of going to Tanzania to make an attempt to reach the top...
House of Peace
Dar es Salaam, which means House of Peace, has over two million inhabitants. I'd always thought that...
Truly African City
Morogoro 190 km west of Dar es Salaam is a lively middle-sized town with no obvious tourist attracti...
Spice Island slow down
Zanzibar is as exotic as it sounds, but more than that, it is a place to unwind and forget about the...
Secret Places and Winding Alleys
Stone Town, or Zanzibar Town, is a warren of narrow twisting streets, bustling markets, bazaa...
Stone Town. Shine past, doubt future.
Don't get me wrong. I love this city. Is great just walk by the laberinthic streets and get lost in...
Relaxing on Zanzibar
After a strenous safari on the african mainland (Tanzania/Kenia) there is a good place to relax: The...
Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti
Flew on KLM from Dallas, TX. to Amsterdam; then to Kilimanjaro airport. I love the Royal Dutch Airli...
