A paradise in Mozambique
When you think of Mozambique, you think of the idyllic beaches of Tofo. This destination is perfect for sun and sea lovers. Tofo is beautiful and relaxing, but also offers plenty of activities. For a true party holiday, it’s less suitable, except for Christmas and New Year, when the celebrations are in full swing. For divers, snorkellers, and watersports enthusiasts, it is truly a paradise. The sea offers delicious fish, partly thanks to Portuguese influences.
3 unforgettable natural phenomena in Africa!
As a traveller and adventurer, we can conclude that the world is truly beautiful. From imposing mountains and ancient cultures to wild animals and breathtaking waterfalls – it continues to amaze you. However, there are places where rare things happen, making you wonder how they ever came to be. Scientists struggle with natural phenomena such as underwater rivers and the northern lights. Africa also has bizarre phenomena that should definitely be on your bucket list!
Trees in Africa: the striking and special face of Africa
When you think about a trip to Africa, it’s often associated with going on a safari to spot the Big Five or embarking on a hike to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. The impressive trees and plants of this continent are often overlooked. In our opinion, this is entirely unfair, so here’s a blog dedicated to the African trees!
Travelling in Uganda with kids
The moment has arrived: you’re sitting at the table with your family for a steaming dinner. The summer holiday ended just six days ago, but as you place mashed potatoes on your child’s plate, you get the sharp question: “Where are we going on holiday next year?!” A question you’re probably not prepared to answer just yet. But after reading this inspiring article about a trip to Uganda with kids, you might just know the answer!
The Climate in Botswana
Botswana, located in southern Africa, has a climate heavily influenced by the Kalahari Desert. The country experiences two main climate types: the hot desert climate and the hot steppe climate. During our winter, it is warm and dry there. Since Botswana is in the southern hemisphere, its winter coincides with our summer, bringing increasing humidity and temperatures that often exceed thirty degrees.
The Climate in Rwanda
Rwanda’s climate is a typical tropical East African climate. The best time to visit is during the summer holidays. Did you know that Rwanda is also known as the “Land of a Thousand Hills”? This nickname comes from its enchanting rolling hills and lakes, which are often veiled in mist and fog in the early mornings, creating a truly magical landscape.
Locally brewed alcohol in Uganda
Life lovers, take note: local alcohol is abundant in Uganda! There seems to be a bar every kilometer, perfect for enjoying a drink. Dance to Ugandan hits, or try a bucket full of alcohol with bamboo straws. Discover Uganda’s surprising culture while sitting around that bucket. A visit to a local brewery is also a must. Cheers!
Where can you enjoy the finest wine in East Africa?
When you think of the best wine in Africa, you probably quickly think of the various types of wine from South Africa. Not surprising, as the wine regions and wine from the South African Cape Winelands are hugely popular. But you can also find very tasty wine in East African countries. Consider, for example, the Leleshwa wine from Kenya, which is considered one of the tastiest wines in Africa.
Out of Africa: a dubious film
Haven’t seen this classic about Karen Blixen yet? No worries, you’re not alone. That’s why we summarised this sugary Hollywood classic for you and (spoiler alert!) took a critical look at the misconceptions and questionable elements of the film.
Rain as a curse: climate impacts in Kenya
The newspapers and the internet were filled with it in the spring: the absurd amount of rain that poured down in Kenya, causing widespread disruption across the country. Streets were flooded, hundreds of people drowned, and over half a million residents were left homeless.