The next morning we crossed over into South Africa and made our way to Johannesburg where we stayed for one night. In Jo'burg we went to the Apartheid museum which was interesting. That evening we flew back to Heathrow and are now both back in the UK until Wednesday when we fly to New York.

Travelled from Livingstone into Botswana and visited Chobe National Park where we did a river cruise and saw loads of Elephants, Hippos, Crocodiles and birds. The next day we drove through Botswana and stayed in Palapye near the South African border.

Has been nearly 2 weeks since last entry and have done loads but will try to keep it brief! We left malawi and travelled into zambia to a place called chipata where we stayed for a night before leaving for south luangwa national park. We spent 3 days in "croc camp" which was a really nice camp site with a swimming pool on the river bank just across the river from the national park. The camp was open ie. no fences so we had wild animals walking through-...

Left Zanzibar and travelled back to Dar es Salaam via a rather choppy Catamaran journey that had one or two of the passengers reaching for sick bags! Back in Dar we returned to the beach house where we had stayed before and got an early night before two long drive days across Tanzania into Malawi. The two days travel involved a couple of 10 hour drives which was a little tough but the scenery was picturesque. After driving through Mikumi National Park and spottin...

We got the ferry early morning from Dar es Salaam port which was pretty chaotic. The sea was quite rough at the start but settled down luckili and there was a budget African soap to watch on the way which was entertaining! We had an afternoon and night in Stone Town, which was more run down than we had expected but had some pretty buildings and little narrow streets with shops and children running round everywhere! In the afternoon we did a trip to a spice farm a...