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Mozambique by boat, truck, van + train
Mozambique by boat, truck, van + train FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferMy intention of a continuous journey down the Swahili coast – from Lamu Island in Kenya to northern Mozambique, via Tanzania – ground...
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Ancient town & mosque of Djenne – Mali
Ancient town & mosque of Djenne – Mali FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferSituated on an island in the Bani River in central Mali, Djenne was once an important stop on the Trans-Saharan route; linked with...
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Tiny, mighty Mozambique Island
Tiny, mighty Mozambique Island FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferFor centuries tiny Mozambique island – just 3 km long and 500 meters wide – played a disproportionate role on Africa’s east coast. Well before...
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Berbera – ancient port at the end of the world – Somaliland
Berbera – ancient port at the end of the world – Somaliland FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferIf you’re looking for a quiet, ragged, end-of-the-earth place – then I highly recommend Berbera. Guaranteed no...
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Victoria Falls – the smoke that thunders
Victoria Falls – the smoke that thunders FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferTThe “smoking” canyon on the borders of Zambia and Zimbabwe is more famously known as the Victoria Falls, the largest waterfall in...
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Amid the wilds of Botswana
Amid the wilds of Botswana FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferIt was one of those epic meet-ups with a friend. But in Africa. Something we thought possible but when confronted by so many of the uncertainties...
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Doucki – above the grand canyon of Guinea
Doucki – above the grand canyon of Guinea FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferLate afternoon over the canyon of Guinea’s Fouta Djallon highlands Known as the “Grand Canyon of Guinea” – this mighty canyon tears...
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Once legendary Timbuktu – Mali
Once legendary Timbuktu – Mali FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferTimbuktu was once legendary … A fabulous city on the southern edge of the Sahara, flushed with gold wealth and revered for its Islamic...
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Ghana’s painted villages – Sirigu
Ghana’s painted villages – Sirigu FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferIt’s blazing hot as I perch on the back of a motorbike racing dusty red dirt roads in the Upper East Region of Ghana. Kids wave from the...
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Across Adrar – the Sahara in Mauritania
Across Adrar – the Sahara in Mauritania FacebookGoogle+TwitterBufferAcross a searing Saharan summer I crossed the Adrar Plateau of northern Mauritania. The only transportation was either hitching or...
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