Ethiopia is the land of coffee, the land of culture with more than 80 tribes and the land of many highlights such as the Danakil, Bale Mountains with the end...

We are driving on the A2 (the northern road) towards Ethiopia. Which starts as a highway with 3 lanes on both sides slowly changes into a country road (1 lan...

Getting a visa for Ethiopia is easy. Since March 2019 the Ethiopian government made it easy for travellers and tourist flying directly on Addis Abeba where y...

After 5 months of working in Tanzania we are finally continuing our journey up north, to Egypt. People informed us, that we have to go to Tiwi beach because ...

The Wildebeest Migration, is the largest mammal migration in the world and one of the seven new natural Wonders of the World. It is a true spectacle of natur...

The country really has everything to offer for an unforgettable holiday. Tanzania has several parks where you can enjoy the unprecedented plains, variety of ...

Uganda, located between Tanzania and Rwanda in the south, Congo in the East, South Sudan in the North and Kenia in the West is called the pearl of Africa due...

In 1914 British Officer Stewart Gore-Brown bought 10 000 acres of land near a lake, called Ishiba Ng’andu – The lake of the Royal Crocodile. Legend has is th...

On July 14th Jos and Thea visited us in Zambia. It was there first experience being on African soil and also there first experience travelling overland with ...

Kaokaland is the northwest region of Namibia and extends south-north from the Hoanib river to the Kunene river (that also marks the border with Angola). The ...

Hi everyone! We have reached the first 10.000 km, YOEPIEE!!! Normally we would write a blog but for this special occasion we would like to give the floor to ...

The scenery towards the south coast of Namibia is breath-taking. The B4 winds through this stunning environment. Sometimes you will find a road that goes all...

To us this animal is iconic for wildlife in Africa. I am not talking about the elephant or rhino, but the king of the plains, the mighty lion. With its stron...

In October 2015 we were in Maun for a trip into Moremi and Chobe NP. We had a great stay at Old Bridge Backpackers, which is a lodge, restaurant with bar and...

Botswana is a cattle country and most Botswana are farmers who have always owned cattle as security and a sign for wealth. Cattle is even the third largest i...

Central Kalahari situated in the hart of Botswana is one of the world’s largest game reserve. This is Africa at its most remote with game being scarce and ev...

You can say a lot of things about South Africa, but I would like to point out one particular thing that we have come across travelling through this beautiful...

Luck? Bad Luck? Who is to say……the thing is that we are now at this moment waiting in Port Elizabeth to get our steering fixed. During the last week and even...

Willowmore is a village which is situated on the border of the Great Karoo. It is a perfect stop to do groceries and fill up your tank before you start drivi...

The garden route, 300 km long, stretches all the way from Mosselbaai to Storms River in the Eastern Cape. The name comes from the ecological diversity and th...