DAY 14 Thursday 11.2.2010 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania This day it was very tidewater (nousuvesi) in the Indian Ocean, more higher than usually so it was very dangerous too. Just before our lunch we heard that somebody was screaming. It came from the ocean, about 50m from the beach. We saw one man in the water but he didn't look like drowning. Everything was solved when we realised that he needs help - not exactly for himself but for his friend who was about 8min und...

DAY 11, Monday 8.2.2010, Dar Es Salaam Before we left from the Rastafar place we made a tour. There was a workshop where women were making clothes for adults and children, bags, fabrics etc and on the other side there was "mens workshop" where they made animal sculptures of wood. The place was like a village where we had a chance to learn their culture and their way of life. After byebyes to all, we took Daladala to Mikadi Beach. It was a quite i...

DAY10 Sunday 07.02.2010 Arusha-Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Heikki 21! 6.30 am we headed to the bus station to look for bus to Dar Es Salaam. First man who came to sell tickets smelled like he was still drunken. Second man gave better price than yesterday's company so we started to bargain. We got ticekts for 13 500 Tsh (7€) each which was almost same price than locals pay. We were little surprised when bus departed only fifteen minutes late and was only ha...

DAY9 Saturday 06.02.2010 Arusha, Tanzania Today we got our first stomach ache. Heikki had the worst one but it was over with "imocur" by the night. Finally we got our blog updated! On the way to ask bus ticket prices and to Internet café we bargained two hats from 60 000(~34€) to 9000 Tsh(~5 €). That was quite good but next time even better.

DAY8 Friday 05.02.2010 Arusha, Tanzania Ken (Bush camp manager) had organised our bus all the way to Arusha so we just had to wake up early in the morning, eat breakfast and go outside where Ken was just waiting for us. He took care that we got into the right bus to Arusha and that's it! But that journey from Nairobi to Arusha wasn't that's easy. Whole road was under construction so it was very bumpy lumpy again! And when we got to the boarder it was very compl...