Zanzibar/ Namibia 🇳🇦 🇹🇿

Birthday! Amos planned a fun excursion day over to the west part of Zanzibar to explore Stone Town and Prison Island. A fruit bowl was a must to start the day with some energy for all the walking we were going to do, we then began our venture over to Ye Old Fort where we could climb up and look out from the top, as well as wonder all the markets inside and around. On our way to explore St Joseph’s Cathedral, we stopped for a quick photo opp for amos outside the Freddie Mercury museum which was a very busy and buzzing part of town. St Joseph’s Cathedral was a beautiful old church which is still used very week which had some amazing paintings inside.
Our last stop before heading over to Prison Island was The Slavery exhibition at the Anglican Church, we had a guide that took us inside the beautiful stained glass window church and sat us down to begin telling us all about the slavery that once was in Zanzibar, a lot of it was very interesting and showed explained why the church was where it was and the meaning of its structure.
Late evening was coming and we quickly got a boat over to Prison island to see the giant tortoises, one being almost 200 years old.
As the sun set, back in the main land, we had some dinner at the night food markets and ended with a drink at a rooftop restaurant to finish the day.
An amazing and fun birthday, exploring a foreign country with my best friend.. what more could I want. Thank you Amos ❤️Okumaya devam et

Third and final day of our Sossusvlei tour, and another pre sunrise start to the day!
Before sunlight we were packing up our tents and enjoying a breakfast in the cold and dark morning.
On the road early as today was majority just a driving day to reach our end destination of the tour, Swakopmund by afternoon.
A long and bumpy ride out of the national park and through the desert, our surroundings for endless kms was flat dirt/ sand for as far and wide as you could see. For a late lunch, we had our last meal together with the tour group in Walvis Bay which was a bittersweet feeling of a great tour with great people coming to an end!
Soon enough, we were dropped off at our accomodation and the first thing we did was enjoy a hot nice shower and put of some fresh clean clothes! The endless sand in our suitcases was not welcomed but put up with.
Amos and I ended our day with a sunset walk around Swakopmund town and shared a dinner plate of hot veggies and meat at a local pub!
Our Sossusvlei tour might have come to an end, but this trip is one for the record of top notch travels!Okumaya devam et