Category: Travel & Food
African Cuisine, Food, Africa Travels, Safari, Discover
The Hiking Trails Of Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is without a doubt a formidable formation. It stands at an impressive height of 5,895 m (19,341 ft). The highest peak on the continent, Mount Kilimanjaro is known as the rooftop of Africa. Kilimanjaro is the world’s highest freestanding mountain. The dormant volcanic mountain is located in the northern part of Tanzania, 325 km away from … read more
Travelling To Zanzibar
Also known as the Spice Island, Zanzibar has all the ingredients for a complete holiday. The island is set on the Indian Ocean. To get there one would have to travel by air or sea. A valid passport and visa are needed to travel to Zanzibar. Check with the nearest Tanzanian Embassy/High Commission if citizens of your country require … read more
5 Top Hotels In Nairobi
Nairobi is a city always bustling with activity. It sees numerous visitors year-round not forgetting the locals who take full advantage of enjoying their city and everything it offers. The largest city in and capital of Kenya also has numerous quality hotels because of its popularity with tourists. Here are 5 of Nairobi’s top hotels. 1. … read more
5 Hotspots On The Coast Of Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam has over 800 km of Indian Ocean coastline, which offers a lot to explore during a holiday stay. The Dar es Salaam Coast experiences hot, sunny and humid weather all year round with temperatures of 25 – 30 degrees Celsius, which is 77-86 Fahrenheit. The area also has two rainy seasons: March – April … read more
8 East African Foods We Can’t Live Without
There are certain staple foods in East Africa that cannot be amiss. Here are 8 of them. 1. UGALI The ingredients are simple: water and maize flour (cornmeal). It is for this reason perhaps that Ugali is made across Africa in one form or another and merely goes by different names. In East Africa they … read more
Safari In Style With A Sandstorm Bag
Before you go on Safari you’ll need to have a few things. You’ll need to be prepared. It’s rough out there in the wild. A bag might come in handy. Sandstorm Kenya used to sell high-quality, luxury tents. That is what made the company. Now, Sandstorm produces high-quality bags. They make travel, work and wash … read more
10 Hot Spots To Visit in Mombasa
If you’re a tourist on your way to Kenya then you are very probably a tourist on your way to Mombasa. After its capital, Kenya boasts Mombasa as its second-largest city. The city on the east coast sits pretty by the Indian Ocean. Visiting Mombasa is an unforgettable experience. Here are 10 spots you must … read more
The Nairobi-Mombasa Train With Joseph & Megan
If you want to get to Mombasa from Nairobi, you have options. You could drive but the roads are not ideal and if you’re not used to driving in the region it could be a rough trip. You can fly at the cost of $150 or more depending on your luxury needs. Or, if you’re … read more
Wasanii Living: Kampala’s Contemporary Lifestyle Shop
Unique gift shops are so rare to find, so the Wasanii Living shop on Kampala’s Kiira Road is a true gem. Wasanii Living wares are not limited to gifts only. You can also find décor and home wares sourced from all over the world. Wasanii Living proprietors, Romina Wilke Kohler and Iva Dubajic, opened their shop in 2008, when they … read more
Kenya Tourism Hit By Travel Advisories
At around 2.30pm on Friday, twin blasts rocked Nairobi’s Gikomba Open Air Market. At around the same time the U.K had evacuated its citizens from Mombasa after issuing a travel advisory. In addition to the UK, U.S, Australia and France have also issued travel advisories to Kenya. The result has been a mass exodus of … read more
5 Foods To Remove Stretch Marks
Sometimes food tastes so good we forget it serves a purpose beyond feeding our satisfaction. Food is necessary for our bodies, our wellbeing, our growth. Food, by its nutritional content, can be a remedy for our health problems. Oh, those stretch marks? Food’s got your back. The best things about using the following food ingredients … read more
All About Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance might seem like an annoying hassle, but it is an important issue to be considered. So, before you jet off to East Africa, excited about that safari in Kenya or Tanzania or wherever your heart leads, consider these points when deciding on a Travel Insurance Policy: Check for financial failure cover: This is important if … read more
Archipel Restaurant at Le Prince Maurice
Mauritius is the island far South East of Zanzibar. Many are unaware that Mauritius is in fact part of the African continent and even an established member of the African Union. Our correspondent Sasha-Lee Marivel is currently in Mauritius. She takes us to Archipel Restaurant at Prince Maurice. Adventures with Sasha-Lee Mauritius Restaurants found in … read more
The Harmful Effects Of Sugar
Even if we try to deny it, many of us have a sweet tooth. Sugar is one of the most used commodities in this world and although it has its benefits, its negative effects can be terrible. So, next time you can’t resist that sweet craving try to remember the following. 1.Sugar can damage you … read more
FAQS About Travel To East Africa
• Are children allowed on safari trips? In Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and most countries in the region, children are allowed on most safari tours although some do not recommend those below 5 years of age. However, there are some child-friendly resorts and properties available. • What clothes should I carry when travelling to East Africa? … read more
Bagamoyo Fruits Company: Organic Food From Tanzania
As parts of the world battle famine organic food becomes a novelty. The Bagamoyo Fruits Company Limited is a food company that’s trying to bring fresh, organic fruits and vegetables to your table. The Bagamayo Fruits Company was established in 2007 in Tanzania, in the district of Bagamoyo. The company practices large-scale organic farming. They … read more
New York African Restaurant Week
In Africa sharing a tasty meal is a celebration. In this spirit, New York City is holding African Restaurant Week from April 27th to May 4th. Various restaurants in New York will be participating in the Restaurant Week. The best part is that you might spend only $25 for a three course meal in all participating … read more
Unlimited Directions: Haute Couture Serviced Apartments In Nairobi
Are you planning to visit Nairobi any time soon? You can rest on your laurels knowing that there are Haute Couture apartments available from Unlimited Directions. The Unlimited Directions fully serviced, fully furnished studious, apartments, suites and residences are found at the Spring Valley Gardens in Spring Valley, Gem Suites on State House Crescent, Golf … read more
RZ Manna: The Korean Bakery in Kigali, Rwanda
When you walk through the doors of RZ Manna, the ever-effective aroma of freshly baked goods hits you and you are immediately drawn to the display of fresh breads and assorted pastries, cakes and cookies, evidence of the undeniable mastery of Korean baking. While RZ Manna is Korean owned, it is locally staffed. A burgeoning population … read more
Authentic Food Lovers Journeys In Dubai ─ Frying Pan Adventures
Most of us have the perception that a holiday or a tour is all about visiting different monuments, lounging by the pool or even experiencing the ‘high’ of watching nature pass as the occasional gush of wind brushes our faces. But have you ever thought of going for a food adventure or a holiday? If … read more