Malawi: Nkhotakota Crocodile Sunsets
There are so many times when driving through Africa on public transport that you fly past things you would love to stop and take a photo of but can’t. The drive to Nkhotakota had some real treasures....
View ArticleMalawi: Cape Maclear, Nuns on the Road & International Beer
My what a trip! Nkhotakota to Cape Maclear is probably the most challenging journey we’ve completed to date, but was not entirely unenjoyable. In fact, the first minivan (share taxi, often with 24...
View ArticleMalawi: Dedza’s Ancient Art and Avoided Questions
Travelling from Cape Maclear to Dedza was quite a challenge despite the relatively short distance seperating the two. With no regular public transport between them we once again resorted to the...
View ArticleBeer Review: Tanzania
I’m not going to lie. We drank A LOT of beer in Tanzania, especially on the beaches of Zanzibar. I almost feel overqualified for this review thinking back on it. The fact that we spent a couple of...
View ArticleA Close Encounter With A Wild African Elephant
An elephant coming in to the dining room to see if there’s anything to eat. A large elephant emerged from behind one of the chalets. We heard one of the owners of the South Luangwa lodge we were...
View ArticleBeer Review: Malawi
Ahhhhh Malawi, the unexpected home of Danish piss Carlsberg. They love it here, but they love the old advertising slogan even more. I even saw a school whose motto was “Probably one of the best...
View ArticleA Sydney Volunteering Opportunity in Malawi
Our month in Malawi was like nothing else. We’d seen so much and loved having the time to soak up the culture of this wonderful country. We’d also spent A LOT of time in terrible transport and very...
View ArticleBeer Review: Zambia
As soon as we had stepped over the border from Malawi into Zambia, the hunt for a drinkable beer was on. After being permanently scarred by Malawi’s Shake Shake, there had to be something better here....
View ArticleAfrica’s Cheapest Safari: South Luangwa, Zambia
Leopard in South Luangwa National Park What if I told you that you could do a week long African safari for under $500 USD? I wouldn’t blame you for calling me a liar. But it’s absolutely possible....
View ArticleBeer Review: Zimbabwe
The last stop on our African leg and my last chance to have a crack at a few more African beers. Zimbabwe was somewhat more of the same, but with large supermarkets and even a dedicated bottle shop in...
View ArticleFive of London’s Best Nightspots
Five of London’s Best Nightspots London has been labeled many things in its time; the banking capital of the world, divorce capital, a foodie’s paradise and the breakfast capital of the world among...
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