A converted Toyota Landcruiser HZJ78 was our home already for 6 months in Australia and somehow we had to get one again. 6 cylinders, 4166ccm and 131 horse powers – an engine build to run forever, fingers crossed. 🙂 But finding a solid car is not that easy anymore on the […]
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As this whole trip has been something we never did before, we also thought it would be a good idea to have some luxury in the end of the trip, but also visit some of the best diving and snorkelling spots on the Seychelles. So we visited Denis Island, about […]
Just a short stop on Mahé for three nights, basically time for some maintenance, as we surprisingly need more T-Shirts than expected because of the climate, so time for some laundry. 🙂 Still more than enough time for some classical sightseeing this time, starting off with the early morning at […]
Second station on our Seychelles trip, La Digue. When leaving Praslin, we were told that it gets now a bit more touristy and it was correct, it is now more touristy and more people around us. Something we had to get used to again after the first quiet days on […]
Finally time for a trip again, this time a slightly different one than usual, no camping not really remote, but in a way on our bucket list for a while. More or less all of us know the Seychelles from the one or other advertisement campaign, and thinking about these […]
Back again from Namibia, exciting 2,5 weeks behind us, round about 3.500 kilometres driven, many of them in the Kaokoland under not the best track conditions. At the Jan Joubert Pass it took us nearly two hours for 30 kilometres, but lot of fun in a way. 🙂 Nice trip […]
Coming from the Western section of the national park to Okaukuejo is a bit of a shock. First of all there are too many people but it is also much trier already in the beginning of June than it should be. Good for us, as it forces the animals to […]
After the Black Rhino the day before, the next morning starting very good. On one of the first waterholes we found a group of twelve lions and during the early morning hours they were more motivated to move around than usual. Bit surprising, as their belies looked rather full, but […]
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.