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Nos. 8–3: Sunset, Ocean, and Nature Shots in Tanzania
For those of us who live in Dar es Salaam, The Slipway is a place to shop, eat good food, enjoy the Indian Ocean, and above all to catch beautiful sunsets like this one.
Did you know, though, that The Slipway is also home to a hotel called, quite simply, Hotel Slipway?
Go to bit.ly/TheSlipway to read what I have to say about Hotel Slipway and why you might want to stay there during your next trip to Dar es Salaam.
When a flower is so pretty it inspires you to snap a picture of it: “Spring” time in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
And it continues to be beautiful at every stage of sunset (in reference to the first picture on this list.)
Sunset at Hotel Slipway in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Go to bit.ly/TheSlipway to read my thoughts on Hotel Slipway and why you might want to stay there during your next visit to Dar es Salaam.
The waterfall at Magoroto Forest Estate in Tanga, Tanzania.
It was definitely worth the hike!
Oh, how I love to road trip! Sunset in Segera, Tanzania, headed to Magoroto Forest Estate.
A broody Indian Ocean seen from one of my favourite places in Dar es Salaam: the upstairs outdoor deck of the Karambezi Café located at Dar es Salaam’s Seacliff Hotel.
Go to bit.ly/SeacliffDar to read my thoughts on Seacliff Hotel and a slew of other hotels in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
No. 2: A Fashion Event in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
#AboutLastFriday China meets Panama meets Iceland and Tanzania in a fashion event held at The Hyatt Regency Hotel, The Kilimanjaro in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Dubbed “The International Young Fashion Designers Show Case Tour in Dar es Salaam”, Tanzania was represented by our very own Kemi Kalikawe of Naledi Tanzania (who featured stunning pieces made of barkcloth…yes, I said BARKCLOTH!)
Go to bit.ly/FashionTourEvent to find out more. #Sponsored #BridgeAndReach
No. 1: A Pleasant Discovery in Uganda
About an hour’s drive outside Kampala, Uganda, in the direction of Masaka, lies the relatively new Maya Nature Resort.
Built on 100 acres, out in the countryside, it’s a great getaway for nature lovers and people who want to escape the hustle and bustle of Kampala.
There you can enjoy long walks on the property or great views like this from its restaurant.
Go to bit.ly/MayaUganda to find out more about or book your stay at Maya Nature Resort.
So there’s you’ve got it, folks: some sights and sounds from what I’ve been up to in the last few months.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures.
Until the next time,
Biche
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