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Soon we'll be going home again. But first enjoy the sun!

Today, despite the weather, it was beautiful on quite deserted beaches, where countless crabs and starfish could be seen. A refreshing bath in a cave was very pleasant despite...

Today was all about culture: First, we were able to get to know all kinds of spices and fruits on a spice farm. An experience of smell and taste. The “stinky fruit” in...

Basically, I am against most establishments that offer the opportunity to pet, touch and feed animals, as these are often just a means to an end and the end is: money!!! That's...

If you take a closer look, things are also going wild here at the resort.

Let's Sansibar Matata

After a night with lots of wild animals around the tent, we're heading to Zanzibar today!

Today we went into the crater of the extinct volcano, which was previously inhabited by the Maasai. An impressive backdrop!! And we were lucky enough to see number 5 of the...

And the stalking continued: This time with hyenas, giraffes, antelopes of all kinds and of course the flamingos.

Ndutu conservatory and a game drive that will be remembered. Everyone who goes on safari has two things they want to see: the “Big Five” and a hunt. The former is rarely fully...

The great migration begins in the Serengeti. Thousands upon thousands of wildebeest and zebras migrate from the south to Kenya. A long and arduous journey that many of the...

The Serengeti National Park was the former home of the Maasai, who appropriately named this area the “endless plain”. And yes, that describes the Serengeti very accurately. A...

Everyone knows the Maasai as shepherds and cattle breeders who celebrate the typical jumping competition as a welcome ritual. Today we were able to visit a village of a Maasai...

Today the destination was Lake Manyara, an alkaline lake in which hippos live, which were also spotted. In the very densely forested national park, the animals can of course...

After a long journey we have arrived! Tanzania welcomed us with a wonderful 32° and today we went to the very rainy Tarangire National Park. Once again we saw impressive...

And my journey through Africa continues! This time it's Tanzania! Tanzania is located in eastern Africa and is governed by a female president. This country shows itself to be...

Highlights

Ich bin wieder da!

Heading home! 3 weeks have passed! 3 weeks full of experiences, full of joy, full of impressions and full of laughter. Beautiful moments that will be remembered and the renewed...

The slogan of the trip, but now it's: Last day in Africa!! But before that, we also went on an exploration through Cape Town. With 3 million inhabitants, Cape Town is a thriving...

Today we went up Table Mountain, about 1060 meters above sea level. Due to the changeable weather and the rain at night (risk of slipping), we took the cable car instead of...

Cape Town is the vibrant center of South Africa and the unofficial capital. Overlooked by Table Mountain, the city nestles around it and the Signature Hill with Lions Head! Just...

Western Cape impresses with magnificent coasts and beautiful beaches! The cities are becoming more modern and cleaner.

A journey of discoveries: As in many countries, poverty and wealth are very close together here. On one side of the street there are villas with beautiful gardens, on the other...

Another natural jewel on the Garden Road was the goal of the journey today. The Tsitsikamma National Park is a beautiful nature reserve, with the confluence of the Storm Rivers...

In addition to water, energy is also not always available in South Africa. Therefore, there are up to 3 power outages each day, each lasting 2 hours, depending on the season....

The Addo Elephant Park was established in 1931 to preserve the last 11 wild elephants from extinction. The population has since grown to 600 animals. Unlike other elephants in...

As the name suggests, there is still a lot of untouched nature to be found on the Wild Coast! You won't find any hotel fortresses here. Instead, you'll find small but fine...

People's hero of the black population of Africa! Many of his traces can still be seen, especially on the Wild Coast, such as the monument commemorating the 50th anniversary of...

The Drakensberg Mountains are a World Heritage Site and separate South Africa and Lesotho. It is a mountain range that looks like upright spearheads, hence its name. After...