I ran up the last few steps to the deck in front of the restaurant where the rest of my crew were hanging out. We had arrived the previous night after dark and it was their first glimpse of the resort in daylight. By the looks on their faces I could tell that they were in love with the place.
We ran out of milk, so under normal circumstances I would hop in the car and head for the nearest shopping mall armed with a list of the things we need around the house and a bank card in my purse. Not so in Mozambique. Yes, there are shops in Mozambique and you can get everything you need if you are in town, but that would just be boring and we don't do boring. We headed for the Xai Xai market instead. I have been to the market at Maputo and expected something similar to it - rows of vegetables and a few shops selling everything from birds to hair extensions, maybe a shop or two selling African art... was I in for a surprise!
We were having a late lunch at Montego Resort when the manager said something that made our entire team turn and look big eyed at each other. She asked: "Have you been to the haunted hotel?" I could see the... Continue Reading →
I have read about the thrill of snowboarding and skiing in the Alps or some other European cold location in December ... but when you live in Africa like I do, then you have sun ... and lots of it!... Continue Reading →
Ever since I first heard about the MSC cruises coming to South Africa I always wanted to experience it. We sell a lot of cruises at Easy Gallivant and when my husband bought us cruise tickets for my birthday I... Continue Reading →
December was supposed to be packed with an adventure kayak ride on the Orange river but we got conned - yes that happens too - and lost the trip to our utter disappointment together with the money we invested in... Continue Reading →
