Tanzania We headed to Tanzania next and the landscape of Tanzania was very different to Zim, Zambia and Malawi.It was now much more typical of the Africa that we were expecting. The Acacia trees slowly started to emerge and it was alot more barren. We pretty much made our way straight to Dar es Salaam en route to Zanzibar.We had to get a ferry to one part of the city to get to our campsite which was an experience in itself.There were so many people getting on a...

Malawi We spent quite a bit of time here in 'the heart of Africa'. This place is so poor and driving through some of the villages was a real eye opener. They really don't have alot of anything.They were however, some of the friendliest people and the kids were amazing with massive smiles always on their faces!! We spent the majority of our time in Kande Beach and Chitimba which is on the west coast of Lake Malawi.In Kande Beach we visited the village where we w...

Zambia We just touched on a small part of this country really.We stayed at quite a nice little campsite that overlooked the Zambezi.A few of us did a sunset cruise which was really nice. Not quite what we were expecting - we were expecting some sort of 5 star luxury cruise but instead got a boat full of the 18 year old drukens ( the ones we were trying to avoid) along with lots of cheap white wine and z-grade food!!But we had good company and it was gorgeous on ...

Firstly. We've never written a 'blog' before and to be honest, am abit concerned the whole idea is a bit naff but.... we're going to give it a go anyway.I'm the queen of ranting on with too much detail and Stef would never in a million years do something like this so you're going to have to work with me here.Hope I don't bore you to death but we really wanted to share our little story with our near and dear and share a few pics of adventures along the way. So. W...