The Maasai people live in East Africa dispersed throughout Northern Tanzania and Southern Kenya. They live off the land and lead a traditional semi-nomadic lifestyle. However, due to global warming Continue Reading →
The facilities of the Amboseli Sopa Lodge are more than adequate. They have nice villas, restaurants and a swimming pool for guests. Unfortunately, we had some pretty profound experiences with Continue Reading →
During my extensive stay in SW Madagascar, I most enjoyed the opportunity to take dhow photos. The dhow is the ubiquitous sailing vessel used by the indigenous Malagasy fishermen (Vezo) Continue Reading →
Ifaty Madagascar is about 1 hour drive north of Toliara and the main attraction is the Spiny Forest. However, the Ifaty Madagascar best things to do also includes visiting the Continue Reading →
Anakao is a small fishing village with a population of 3000 residents located in Southwest Madagascar. The climate is very arid, therefore the living conditions are comfortable in the winter Continue Reading →
Namibia culture is very diverse and it dates back thousands of years. It starts with the migrating tribes that make up the diverse local cultures. However, it descends into the Continue Reading →
