After 7 months of traveling
English version: Traveling s about growing, it is about getting out of ones comfort zone and about facing challenges. We know that and so far we have done well. Now, […]
Tag Archives: traveling with kids
Fort Portal, Uganda
Fort Portal, Uganda English version: To escape the rain in Ruhija we spent a few more days back at lake Bunyoni before we did head towards Fort Portal. While Fort […]
Lake Bunyoni, Uganda
English version: Usually we try not to drive southwards. After 10 days in smelly busy Kampala we were dying for some fresh air and greenery. Lake Bunyoni, in the south […]
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
English version: One of the main reasons for us to visit Uganda was, that Timm, since he saw the movie „gorillas in the mist“ as a child, dreamt of seeing […]
Kampala, Uganda
English version: Our border crossing into Uganda went smooth without much hazzle. Soon we had all our stamps. When we reached the customs officer we were confronted with an attitude […]
Lake Victoria, Tanzania
English version: After staying one night just out of the Serengeti we did drive to Mwanza, Tanzanias second largest city, which is right on the shores of Lake Victoria. Since […]
Serengeti, Tanzania
English version: The Serengeti starts north west of the Ngorongoro area.Its 14.763 sq km area covers mainly savannah and bushland. Together with the Masai Mara and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area […]
Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania
English version: The main feature of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is the Ngorongoro Crater (which we did not see, though), the worlds largest inactive, intact volcano whose caldera has not […]
Lake Natron, Tanzania
English version: After leaving Arusha, fate ( or incompetence concerning reading maps) (again) led us a different way than planned. Nearly 70km we went in the wrong direction when we […]
Lake Chala, Tanzania
English version: Lake Chala is a crater lake in a caldera on the boarders of Tanzania and Kenya on the Eastern Edge of Mount Kilimanjaro, surrounded by a 100m high […]
