This map shows you a couple of the highlights of Mozambique. I’ve marked the places where I’ve been in Mozambique (and Swaziland) and I’ve posted a blog on TeppieTravels.com. If you click on the link shown in the map at the location, you’ll be redirected to that post.
Japan is an intriguing country. It doesn’t matter how busy the streets of Tokyo are, you won’t hear anyone yell or honking. There’s so much to explore in the city and the surrounding areas: from very interesting outfits to mysterious temples and beautiful geisha’s. For me, Japan is still one of the most mysterious countries… More Tokyo – The biggest fish market of the world
The beautiful Tayrona National Park is located in the North of Colombia. At one side you’ll find the Caribbean Sea and at the other you can admire the mountains of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Although you could easily spend 2 or 3 days in Tayrona, we hiked there for one day only because of… More Hike in Tayrona NP – The road less travelled
Hong Kong has a special place in my travellers heart. When I was 12 years old I travelled alone to Hong Kong to visit my family. My mom (a flight attendant with KLM) dropped me at the airport on a plane and came to Hong Kong two weeks later to pick me up. It was… More Hong Kong – Fishing village and Big Buddha at Lantau
In 2008 I did an unforgettable tour in the Pantanal (Brazil). The Pantanal is situated in the middle of South-America and is the biggest tropical wetland of the world and has the most biodiversity. It’s the home of caimans, monkeys, anaconda’s (yes, the giant snake), huge parrots and thousands of other colourful birds, piranha’s, toucans,… More Unforgettable tour in the Pantanal
On Friday September 4, 2009 we drove to Bilene with a couple of international friends for a weekend sun, sand and sea. Bilene is located about 200 kilometres north of the capital Maputo and is situated at a beautiful lagoon, with colorful fish, seahorses and flamingo’s. We arrived at our camping spot at Compleixo de… More Shoveling in Bilene
Although Maputo, Mozambique’s capital, isn’t that big, there’s plenty to do. I lived in Maputo for a couple of months in 2009 when I was an intern at the Dutch Embassy in Mozambique. Here are some of my tips for Maputo: Mercado Central de Maputo Restaurant Zambi Rua d’Arte – Party in Maputo! Ride along… More 5 tips to do in Maputo
When you have a stop-over in Atlanta (e.g. when you’re travelling from Europe to South-America, like me going to Chile) it’s very easy to leave the airport for a couple of hours to go shopping in one of the many shopping malls! You can leave your luggage in a locker at the airport, so you… More USA – Stop-over in Atlanta
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One of the things on my bucket list for Bali, was climbing a volcano. Volcano Agung was going to erupt anytime soon (September 2017), so some parts of Bali were closed for tourists. I went to a couple of tour operators in Ubud to inform myself if it was safe to climb another volcano. Mount… More Climbing Mount Batur
Ride your bike and you’ll discover completely new places – and feel the vibe of the city – in a different way than you’d have felt when walking or taking public transport. Cycling in Lima is not very easy because of the hilly terrain, but because the sun doesn’t shine very often in Lima, the… More Explore Lima by bike
