Venturing beyond the beaches to Roman ruins, Medina and desert!

Tunisia is the smallest country in North Africa with a population of 10,043,000 and the capital being Tunis. The main … More

A nice beach holiday, but not much to do…. Agadir!

We decided to take a week’s relaxing holiday to a brand new 5* Riu hotel opened in Agadir, something very … More

Boy was I eager about leaving the commercial tourist trap of Sharm el Sheikh, all the large, extravagant all-inclusive hotels, … More

We took a excursion day trip being picked up from Sharm el Sheikh very early in the morning, driving 220km northwest … More

We decided to take a day trip from Naama bay to Ras Mohamed National Park, one of Egypt’s most popular … More

We were lucky to have the opportunity to visit a rural village school on the outskirts of Tanzania. We got … More

As we drove from the north coast of Zanzibar to the capital ‘Stone town’ on the western coast, taking about … More

We flew in from Arusha Africa, to Zanzibar airport. It was a very small friendly airport and we passed through … More

As we arrived in the small, lush town of ‘Mto Wa Mbu’, it was clear it’s such a pot of … More

Driving down and down, round and round into the huge bowl-like crater of Ngorongoro. An almost circular depression of a … More

I didn’t really think to much about this part of our trip when it was all arranged. Didn’t really speak … More

We drove in our 4×4 jeep via the “Naabi Gate”, which i found out in Maasai language and means ‘the endless plains’. This … More

We left Arusha early in the morning travelling via Mto Wa Mbu, which in Swahili means “river of mosquitoes”. Turn … More

After a long drive leaving Kilimanjaro and all the amazing memories we had just created in the distance, we head … More

Frosty tents the morning after we summited.

16th September 2009, 6.30am we made it to the top!
Craig proposed here…

Passing amazing glaciers on the way to the summit…

Slumped back to back on a rock at Stella point. Nearly at the summit. Very emotional!