Tucked into the rolling hills of Malanje Province in north-central Angola, Kalandula Falls is one of the most spectacular natural sights in Africa, yet remains one of the continent’s least visited. Where the Lucala River, a tributary of the mighty Kwanza, drops over a wide curtain of volcanic rock, the result is a roaring, horseshoe-shaped […]
Angola is one of Africa’s best-kept secrets. A country of extraordinary contrasts — dramatic coastlines, ancient plateaus, thundering waterfalls, and a culinary tradition that tells the story of its people. For the discerning traveller, Angola offers experiences that few destinations can match. Miradouro da Lua — The Moon Rises in AngolaJust 40 kilometres south of […]
There are destinations you visit, and then there are destinations that visit you — long after you’ve returned home. Angola is the latter.Few places on the African continent carry the layered, living richness that Angola does. Here, culture is not a performance arranged for visitors. It is woven into the rhythm of daily life — […]
With Tanzania offering border-to-border adventures, ease of travel is paramount. In recent years there have been major investments made in Tanzania´s road and rail infrastructure and this coupled with some intrepid spirit on the part of the traveller should ensure that no corner of the country is out of reach. Here is a guide to […]
General Facts Time Zone: GMT +3 / Currency: Tanzanian Shilling (Tsh) / Exchange rate: US$ 1* 2,600 but it varies from time to time. / Official Languages: Swahili & English (few people can speak) / Electricity: 220 – 240 VAC, 50Hz / Religion: Predominantly Islam / International Dialing code: +255 plus code number, followed by […]
Look for your next holiday destination? Here are five (5) compelling reasons why it should be Tanzania. 1 Mix of the old and the new Tanzania is a fast-moving country that is fixed on an exciting future for its young population. Investment here has rocketed with 58 projects worth US$ 931.60 million approved in August […]
An important part of the life of the disparate tribal cultures inTanzania is art and music. Visitors the southern Tanzania will find examples of abstract ebony carvings and masks of the Makonde tribe while the streets of historic Stone Town on Zanzibar Island are renowned for their Arab-influenced elaborately carved wooden doors. Elsewhere markets across the country will sell handwoven […]