Africa

There’s nowhere like it on the planet for wildlife, wild lands and rich traditions that endure. Prepare to fall in love.

MAASAI MARA II.

Luckily, we arrived at Sekenani Gate just on time to see and experience the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. It is an iconic wildlife event, featuring over a million wildebeest, zebras, and other herbivores migrating in a circular route between the Serengeti National...

SERVICE IN NAIROBI

We spent 12 days in Nairobi fixing our truck. The original plan was to change the engine oil, as we had already done everything before the last break. However, as usual, we found many other things that stopped working or broke on their own. We repaired the window nets, the leaking fuel...

ISIBANIA BORDER I.

After refilling our water tank and refueling diesel at Total (3179 TZS / liter) in Mwanza, it took us five hours to travel on a good tarmac road to reach the Isibania Border situated in Northern Tanzania. It is the usual crossing point between the Masai Mara National Park and the...

MWANZA

We arrived in the late afternoon in Tanzania’s second-largest city, Mwanza, known as ‘the City of Rock’. It is the economic heart of the lake region, situated on the shore of Lake Victoria, surrounded by hills strewn with enormous boulders. Afternoon traffic was...

LAKE VICTORIA

We spent a considerable amount of time on the shores of Lake Victoria, traveling for three months through Kenya and Uganda, and never made a post about this majestic lake. Here we go on our final approach to Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa and the primary source of the Nile...

FERRY TO MWANZA

We woke up early to drive 300 kilometers to Mwanza in one day. We were unsure if the road would be rough, as we had experienced two days ago on the stretch from the Kabanga border to Lusahunga. However, to our surprise, from Lusahunga, we drove all the way on a lovely, wide tarmac road to...