Day 11 - Kendwa Today is the end of our tour, which means we have to say good bye to the whole group. It was really sad and we wish we could have some more time with some of them. 8 people from our tour done a tour in Uganda before the tour we did started, so have been together for about a month. When Jay and Anita (new Zealand) were saying goodbye, Steve (australia), an older guy who had been with them for the month, was very upset. He cried for a while after t...

Day 10 - stone town Got up and had breakfast at our hotel then headed back down to stone town for the final day of the tour. On our way down our guide for Zanzibar, salima, asked everyone what they wanted to do that day and organised it for us. Michael and I wanted to go to prison island so salima made a couple of phone calls and organised t for us. We went down to the beach where there were two men waiting for us with a dhow boat to take us to the island. We ha...

Day 9 - nungwi Everyone on our tour took today to go and do some excursions. Since Michael and I are staying here much longer, we took today to do nothing at all. The tour has been pretty intense and packed full with lots of early mornings, so we had a long lie today and finally got out of bed at 1pm! We spent the day at the beach, walking around and seeing what there is around nungwi, and then sitting chatting to the rest of the guys when they came back from t...

Day 8 - nungwi Got up and had breakfast at our hotel in stone town. We put our luggage in one van which Pete drove up to nungwi while we went in another van to the spice fields. The spice tour was included but was a load of rubbish, we were really bored. The guide was taking us around the spice fields telling us how each one is grown and letting is taste them. He said "tasting is believing" about ten times, then forgot to mention that one of them was n...

Day 7 - Stone town Got back on the same boat that we took the night before to the campsite and back to the port. Pete went to organise everyone's tickets to Zanzibar and then we had to try and board the boat. It was a bit hectic and stressful but we got on and got a seat. I got a bit sea sick on the way so was glad when we arrived after 2 hours. Straight away we could tell we loved Zanzibar. We were in stone town, which is lovely. It has lots of old buildings an...