After a day in the mainland, the ship took us to the island of Nosy-Be, still a part of Madagascar.
Interestingly, the town center is just a few walks away. Hence, the walking tour!
This place dates you back in time. The government offices are situated in these buildings. See?
They have a church..
An art gallery..
Souvenir shops.. Cute houses..
And restaurants!
I went to one of them as the its interiors really caught my eye.
This place dates you back in time. The government offices are situated in these buildings. See?
They have a church..
An art gallery..
Souvenir shops.. Cute houses..
And restaurants!
I went to one of them as the its interiors really caught my eye.
I didn't actually order anything except coke as I enjoyed their fast wifi connection. I then went back to the ship and called it a day. :)
Hello there,Ivy,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I came across your blog while looking top bloggers on our niche. My name is Kim of Jacaranda Travels,
I was browsing around your blog and I can't resist not to comment on this particular post. I enjoyed your visit in Africa.
Anyway, I was hoping if you are interested for an interview that we will post on our business travel blog at www.jacarandatravels.com
Thank you, hoping for your positive reply.
Kimberly-Tourist spots in the Philippines
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Hi Kimberly,
DeleteThank you for taking time to read my experiences in Africa (and appreciating it as well). This blog has not been really up-to-date with my whereabouts (sorry for that). I would, no doubt, love to share my passion of exploring the world but as I am currently at sea, I wonder how would this be possible? Thanks! :)