Kenyan Safari & Diving in Zanzibar

Africa » Kenya
September 15th 2009

Published: August 16th 2010

In September 2009 my fiancée and I decided to go to Africa, it was my first time visiting Africa so I didn’t know what to expect, my fiancée loves animals, me I love to eat them but I’m one for trying new things so thought a safari is just for me. We flew to Nairobi and spent a night there before starting the safari in the Masai Mara, I wondered why we had to spend a night in Nairobi before ... Read Full Entry

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Chris and Nikki

Welcome to our blog, we are Chris & Nikki and we are travel addicts!!! Chris is a born & bred Londoner (and a 'real' Cockney). Nikki is originally from Chester Le-Street in Durham but has been 'down south' since she started university. We (try to) visit four places a year and if possible try to make it a different continent each time. We love life experiences, photography and travel and if we're lucky we combine them all in one trip. Travelblog is pretty much our diary of places visited & a diary of our relationship, My present to say 'congratulations' for finishing universit... full info

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17th August 2010

Shreya
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Cool, I’ve never used a Mosquito net before but I will be using one a lot over the next few months. Now I know what to look out for. Cheers

17th August 2010

Chris and Nikki
Chris

Mosquitoes seem to love me, I've found drinking tonic water helps alot, my last trip I didn't have one bite!

29th September 2010

Lisa
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East Africa - need advice
Hi Chris and thanks for the blog. I'm going to East Africa, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, and what I'm hearing from my friends here in Cairo is totally at odds with what Lonely Planet (usually so reliable) says. My friends and I are all grad students and on a budget, but LP says I will need to budget minimum $150 a day (OMG) and on top of that the way they talk about shots and pills and diseases and parasites you'd think it was the riskiest place in the world to travel. What's the real story? Thanks, Lisa PS - I have lived and traveled all over the world in all kinds of circumstances, and with the exception of bedbugs, can handle just about anything. Generally $20 a night for accommodations is a splurge..........

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