If you have no news from me, do not worry. It won’t be because I was kidnapped by pirates, but because I decided to burn my passport and live here like a ghost for ever and ever.
After I went to Kendwa and Jambiani I came back to Stone Town for a couple of days to say goodbye, before going back to Dar es Salaam to take my flight to Italy.
The beach in Stone Town in front of the Traveller’s Café, where I went almost every day
Dhow
This is a dhow, a typical boat of Zanzibar, with the triangular sail.
Aleppey is a small town South of Kochi, in Kerala, built on water. Very charming. I stayed only a couple of days because accomodation was more expensive than the rest of India (20 euro), but I would go back.
The contrasts in Bombay: from the green and lush parks, the rich governmental buildings, to the rubbish-covered slums.
About Me
I have always loved traveling, since I was in my mother's womb. I love to see new places, meet new cultures, eat the food of the world. Recently I discovered that pictures can sometimes show more than I can do in words.
