Is there an ATM in Zanzibar? How to Manage Cash in Zanzibar

Holidaying in Zanzibar is like stepping into a corner of paradise: turquoise sea, sandy beaches, sunshine, and the most delicious fresh fish and seafood dishes. However, as the infrastructure of the island is yet quite rustic, one important question that many visitors ask themselves relates to money: is there an ATM in Zanzibar? After my […]

My Experience Flying with Flightlink in Tanzania – A Flightlink Review

During my recent trip to Tanzania, to maximise my time in the country I chose to fly internally between destinations. Tanzania is a big country, with slow buses and a limited train service, so flying is a very common option to get around, especially for tourists. Flightlink is one of the domestic airlines in Tanzania, […]

How to Spend a Day In Kizimkazi, Zanzibar – A Travel Journal

All the roads lead to Kizimkazi, one may say. Well, not all really. In fact it’s around 80 minutes drive on the busy road that connects Stone Town with the south located village in Zanzibar. Private taxis will bring you here for 30 USD.  Kizimkazi is small fishing village, famous with fishing games and dolphin […]

Jambiani Restaurants Tested: My Choices of Where to Eat Delicious Food in Jambiani

Jambiani is the perfect village in Zanzibar for a relaxed holiday. Away from the bustle and bustle of other more popular beaches in Zanzibar, Jambiani still maintains its rustic atmosphere, without any big resorts taking over the sea front. Located 5 kilometres South from the popular Paje, Jambiani is small and quiet, and not as […]

Ethical Volunteering in Tanzania – Hostel Hoff Review

“We had just returned from the supermarket, four of us squeezed into the back of a tuk tuk. We’re all outside, under the canopy, hiding from the powerful torrential rain with its big drops splashing our feet. I poured myself a glass of the Tanzanian red wine which I had just bought. Not bad, not […]

What You Need to Know About Volunteering in Tanzania

Volunteering abroad is a life changing experience which will give you new perspectives of the world, make you more compassionate and teach you how to be happier through giving. Tanzania is a great country to choose if you are volunteering for the first time. It is one of Africa’s most politically stable countries though has […]

Take a Kilimanjaro Coffee Tour in Moshi: Marangu Coffee Plantations

Most of the tourists come to Moshi because it is the starting point for climbing Kilimanjaro. With a few days to spare either before or after the trek, a visit to one of the coffee plantations around Moshi is a must. Spread along the slopes of the highest mountain in Africa, the Kilimanjaro coffee is […]

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