je dois ajouter que quelque chose accroche dans mon...hypothèse
avec ses horaires''américains'' et/ou ses insomnies Murder comme preuve de sa résidence en France fournit une couverture de magazine qui pourrait certes provenir du net et être gommée pour y inscrireVF, comme je l'ai laissé entendre...
mais alors s'agissant de ''TV Magazine'' pourquoi se donner la peine de choisir la version du ''Le télégramme'' , pas la première qui se présente sur le web et qui tend à accréditer son allusion de départ à la Bretagne ….
mille sabords ! Est-il bien Breton ?
L'affaire des ''three sisters'' était plus facile !
Ce n'est pas moi qui joue mais vous... vous voyez en moi la personne dont vous avez toujours voulu être! En faite je crois que c'est vous qui n'avais jamais voyagés! Vous n'avez connu qu'un seul voyage. Ce voyage est souvent très long. C'est pour sa que vous dites que je suis un fake car personne ne revient de ce voyage! Enfin ai je vraiment voyagé?! Ou ai je fais le même voyage que vous?! Seulement ai je vraiment existé?!
Vous me faites vivre a travers votre regard, votre envie de voyager, votre envie de liberté! Je vis la nuit, pourquoi?
Pourquoi?! C'est a vous de me le dire! Vous le savez!
Suis je réelle?! La réalité n'est pas elle. C'est elle! Elle?! Oui elle! La folie qui vous entoure, qui vous tue, qui vous a tuez. C'est la folie qui détient la vérité. Faites appelle a l'amour d'une vie. Ce même amour dans votre regard quand vous avez vu pour la première fois le topic de Murder. C'est ce meme amour qui vous a entrainez vers le coté sombre de l'humain. L'obscurantisme ma séduis, j'ai cédé...
Murder?! Bizarre comme pseudo non?! Pas si sur... Murder poste la nuit. JE poste la nuit! JE lis le message! JE répond a ce message! JE tourne sans cesse en rond en quête de vérité! JE veux savoir... JE voulons savoir...JE voulez savoir...
La Murder est elle la cause de tout sa?! Folie n'a jamais postée. C'est moi qui ai posté!
Et cette foutue série de chiffres qui m’obsède! Sa signifie quoi putain...
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Là on atteint des sommets, c'est un délire verbal conscient ou inconscient, en tous cas c'est du jamais lu depuis le début des posts de Murder. On a pas fini de décortiquer l’affaire !
j'ai pris le train en marche...mais franchement je ne vois pas l'intérêt de sa démarche...consciente ou inconsciente...je pense que cette personne a besoin d'aide, cela ne fait aucun doute, mais peut être que nous ne sommes pas habilités pour l'aider 😕
ce topic est très divertissant bien que complètement inutile et très long à lire. Je pense qu'il faudrait répondre par le même chemin...ou ne plus répondre....that's the question!!!!
C'est vrai que 46 pages à lire...bonjour, mais si on a suivi depuis le début, ce qui me surprend c'est le changement RADICAL de discours...bizarre, drôle ou inquiétant...d'autres avis vont venir.
nous allons tous pouvoir nous lâcher, cool, le petit grain de folie de chacun va voir le jour...l'imagination débordante de certains va noyer celle de notre pauvre Murder, cela pourrait être une bonne thérapie finalement!
Cette fois, je suis ébloui.
Enfin, on retrouve le Murder de 4h du matin, celui à l'orthographe imaginative et colorée, et à l'imagination créative débordante.
C'est de loin celui que je préfère.
Il a aussi su repérer que tu (car c'est à toi qu'il répond) n'as mis qu'une seule fois les pieds en Amérique -et encore- (comme la plupart d'entre nous, d'ailleurs). Comment a-t-il pu faire ?
Celui là est vraiment très fort.
Par contre le breton commençait à me lasser un peu.
La schizophrénie se soigne 🤪
Il n'y a pas une, mais des schizophrénies, dont les caractères communs sont :L'âge de début, entre 15 et 35 ans La diminution de l'élan vital La dissociation mentale ou la discordance : c'est une rupture de l'unité psychique de la personne, qui aboutit à un bouleversement de la personnalité, à des réactions totalement inappropriées et à une indifférence devant des éléments porteurs d'une charge émotionnelle Une inhibition de l'activité mentale (perte d'intérêt) qui favorise un repli sur soi, avec apparition de fantasmes délirants ou hallucinatoires.Une fois la maladie installée, le schizophrène ne parvient même plus à vérifier sa propre réalité. Il sourit à des sujets graves, n'achève pas ses gestes ou les rend mécaniques comme ceux d'une marionnette. Il croit qu'on lui dérobe sa pensée, qu'il entend des voix ou toute autre manifestation délirante. Le plus souvent, il ne peut, pas mettre en doute son délire qui peut parfois le conduire à effectuer des actes absurdes.
Mec... Fais-toi aider car là, on ne peut plus rien pour toi....
Moi j'ai rien compris. Je ne suis pas littéraire 😛
Alors si t'es un matheux ?😏
MDR en a pour tous les goûts..
Notre MDR nous a balancé une série de chiffres..
Et cette foutue série de chiffres qui m’obsède! Sa signifie quoi putain...
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Bon si c'était les numéros du loto, je les aurais joués ... mais même pas 🤪
Il faut qu'il arrête de regarder "X files", il devrait plutôt regarder "La petite maison dans la prairie " A défaut d'acheter une Bentley, il pourrait rouler en carriole 😛
Soit Muder se moque carrément de nous maintenant
Soit il a fumé un truc la nuit dernière... pour calmer ses nerfs pcq'on l'a trop énervé(e?) ... ou pour trouver l'inspiration de nous répondre encore qq ch.
Ce n'est pas moi qui joue mais vous... vous voyez en moi la personne dont vous avez toujours voulu être!
Non mais là !!!c'est une blague de la X dimension. Ni moi , ni les autres souhaiteraient te ressembler ou être à ta place
En faite je crois que c'est vous qui n'avais jamais voyagés!
jusque là , ton voyage est bien irréel , l'analyse de tes quelques preuves de voyage restent aussi dans une autre dimension
Vous me faites vivre a travers votre regard, votre envie de voyager, votre envie de liberté! Je vis la nuit, pourquoi? Pourquoi?! C'est a vous de me le dire! Vous le savez!
Suis je réelle?! La réalité n'est pas elle. C'est elle! Elle?! Oui elle! La folie qui vous entoure, qui vous tue, qui vous a tuez. C'est la folie qui détient la vérité. Faites appelle a l'amour d'une vie. Ce même amour dans votre regard quand vous avez vu pour la première fois le topic de Murder. C'est ce meme amour qui vous a entrainez vers le coté sombre de l'humain. L'obscurantisme ma séduis, j'ai cédé...
Quant à çà , les phrases sont tirées de quelques littératures sur internet 😉
Je peux en faire aussi pour te faire plaisir 😛 des (copier:coller)légèrement modifié
Du style
(Combien de temps encore devrons-nous endurer ce ton rampant d’obséquiosité ? Tentons de revenir à la réalité, pour montrer le vrai visage de cette prose propagandiste d’un autre siècle, et en révéler la flétrissure, sinon la bassesse de notre Murder )
Mais, je vais arrêter là , car tous vont croire que moi aussi je suis partie dans la X dimension 😉
Il se fait désirer ces derniers temps maître MDR ! Il est peut être à court d'idées pour nous divertir ?
J'attends la suite 😎
Il n'avait pas prévu que son code soit déchiffré en si peu de temps... Il pensait que ça tiendrait au moins une semaine... Du coup il doit lire "Les codes secrets pour les nuls" pour nous proposer une nouvelle énigme.... 🤪
Pathoch: Je n'ai rien pris sur le net😮 Honnêtement j'ai écris sa en speed et sa se voit😉
Oui le code était très facile! Le code peut totalement indéchiffrable, c'est le but d'un code! Mais pas envie de vous faire tourner en rond, vous le faites déjà depuis un bon moment...😄
Si les modos ne suppriment pas mon topic, c'est qu'ils sont intelligents car ils ont bien vus que c'est vous qui avez détournés mon topic en pensant que j’étais un fake!
J'aurais eu plein de chose a raconter mais bon... et je reste car j'ai besoin d'aide et de renseignement pour un prochain voyage!
Bref vous pensez toujours réellement que je suis un fake?
Je suis né sur scène mais je ne mourrais certainement pas dessus...
Bref vous pensez toujours réellement que je suis un fake?
Moi, je ne crois pas. Je l'ai déjà écrit plus haut. On est au moins 3 à ne pas le croire.
Et puis, si tu en es un malgré tout, peu importe. C'est divertissant. 😎
Mais ne crois pas que ces "délires" soient le centre de nos vies si... 😏
Perso, ça doit occuper 0,003 % de mon temps, et ça ne me laissera pas de grande leçon, tout au plus quelques interrogations.
Le topic peut rester, pendant que ça délire ici, ça reste correct autour. 🙂
Chouette ! Un nouveau voyage en perspective .... Avec de nouvelles photos de lieux atypiques: agence Manpower, des Bentley dans d'autres agences ...
De nouveaux récits aux confins de la quatrième dimension.
J'espère que tu nous en feras part.
De nouveaux codes, de nouveaux délires nocturnes
Oui, il est temps que tu repartes en voyage, mais prends le temps de bien choisir tes photos. Ça ne doit pas être facile .😛
Hi,
I'm looking for info on the Pristina–Skopje bus route.
Can you leave from the main bus station in Pristina?
I’ve also heard about a bus station near the theater...
If anyone has details, I’d love to hear them—thanks!!!!
Hi there,
I’m planning a trip to Vietnam in February, specifically Da Nang and Hoi An.
Does anyone know a French-speaking guide in the area?
Thanks for your help
I wanted to share a great discovery in the Marakele area because, in the end, this park doesn’t get talked about much compared to Kruger, even though it’s really worth the detour.
We discovered Cypiro Leopard Lodge, right next to Marakele National Park in the Waterberg. It’s a small property with just a few villas and suites, so it’s nothing like the big, crowded lodges. What we loved most was the feeling of being truly at the end of the world—lots of space, silence, and almost no one around.
And yet, it’s only about 3 hours from Johannesburg. Once you leave Joburg, the road is pretty straightforward, and you quickly find yourself in a much wilder Africa.
Marakele National Park was a huge surprise for us. There are plenty of animals, the Big Five are present, but best of all, very few people. At times, we drove for quite a while without seeing another car. It’s such a change from parks where you sometimes end up with 15 cars around one animal.
The landscapes are also stunning, with the Waterberg mountains, plains, and beautiful views from some of the trails.
We also learned on-site that Marakele is known for its very large Cape vulture colony—around 800 breeding pairs. When you climb into the mountains and see them soaring above, it’s pretty impressive.
The entire Waterberg region is actually a UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve, and you quickly understand why once you’re there.
As for Cypiro, it’s a lodge that was recently taken over by French owners—really nice and approachable. The place is quite exclusive since there are very few accommodations. The villas and suites each have their own private pool, a wood-fired hot bath (like a KolKol), a braai, and an outdoor fireplace.
Evenings are especially lovely, especially with the peace and quiet all around.
Another thing we found really convenient: you can organize your stay however you like.
You can come self-catering and cook for yourself. There’s a supermarket in the nearby small town, practically on the way in, so you can do your shopping before arriving without making a big detour.
Or you can ask them to organize everything with breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. Their chef, Ernest, cooks really well, and it lets you completely unwind for a few days.
We liked being able to alternate: some quiet meals on our own and others prepared for us.
That’s actually one of the things we appreciated here—it’s not an ultra-formal lodge where everything is scheduled at fixed times. You can head out early to Marakele, come back for lunch, enjoy the pool, go back out in the late afternoon, then have a braai or a relaxed dinner in the evening.
In terms of price, we also found the value for money really good for this level of accommodation and especially for the very private feel of the place. Sometimes it feels like you’re in a much more expensive lodge.
If you’re looking for lots of activity and dozens of people around you, this probably isn’t the right spot.
But for peace, wildlife, nature, wide-open spaces, and that feeling of being a little alone in the world, we absolutely loved it.
I’ll add a few photos with this post—it’ll probably be more telling! 😊
And if anyone knows Marakele or the Waterberg well, I’d love to hear about other spots to discover in the area.
Hello,
We're heading to Istanbul from October 7th to 12th. I’d love to do a dinner cruise on the Bosphorus on a more intimate boat (no show) with a private table and alcohol (wine, since it’s a birthday dinner). Could anyone recommend a reliable company (I’m not looking for a private yacht either) that organizes this kind of evening?
Thanks in advance,
We had planned a road trip to Jordan in March 2026. Unfortunately, the Americans decided otherwise the week before. Since Jordanian Airlines wasn’t canceling flights, we were able to reschedule ours (for up to one year max). I opted for October 2026, hoping for the best...
Since then, I’ve been scouring forums for info but haven’t found anything.
So, has anyone traveled to Jordan recently?
Can anyone currently there give us an update on the situation?
Basically, I’m looking for any info.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Motorhome trip in Norway from September to November: who's done it before?
Hi everyone,
I'm planning a road trip in a motorhome from early September to late or mid-November.
My idea is to head up through Sweden to the Lofoten Islands, then come back down along the Norwegian coast.
I've already traveled through Norway in the summer (July-August), but never in the fall.
If any of you have done this kind of trip before, I'd love to hear about your experiences, especially regarding:
• the weather and first snowfalls by region;
• road conditions and any potential driving challenges;
• tires (summer, all-season, winter, etc.);
• ferries during this period;
• the northern lights (where and when did you see them?);
• and, more generally, anything you wish you'd known before setting off.
I was thinking of going up through Sweden and then back down along the Norwegian coast. Do you think that's the best route for this season, or would you do it the other way around?
Hi, I'm looking for info on cycling to Nordkapp via the EuroVelo 7. Has anyone done it already, and where’s the best place to start the EuroVelo 7?
Thanks
Hi there.
I need some advice. We’re two couples of friends and we want to travel from Nantes to Dublin for Ascension weekend. Our dates are fixed: May 5–9, 2027. Right now, the round-trip fare is 191 € per person (no baggage included). Should we book now or wait? Given that this is the busiest weekend of the year and our dates can’t change, what do you think? Thanks for your help!
Hi, I’d like to buy a ticket to go to Terezín from Prague using the Pid Litacka app, but I don’t know which zone to get the ticket for. Thanks for your help! 😊
Hi there,
I’m heading to Oman this coming October with my 13-year-old son for 11 days. My plan is to rent a car, probably a 4x4, to reach villages in the mountains, among other places. We’ll be sleeping in a tent the whole trip.
Since it’s a short stay, we’ll stick to the eastern part of the country, from Muscat to Duqm, most likely.
Any recommendations?! Things to know, like where to exchange money without high fees, a reliable car rental agency, road safety tips, wildlife like snakes, and anything else... I’ve done a lot of research already, but any suggestions would be super helpful!!
Thanks in advance,
Happy travels to everyone,
Céline
Hi there, I’m Brigitte, 66 years old, fairly active and in great shape. I split my time between the Tarn region and Nantes, have a youthful spirit, and am very easy-going. I’m looking for a woman with a similar profile for a road trip in Southeast Asia—half humanitarian work and half free travel. The trip starts in October 2026 in the Philippines on the island of Panay, then moves on to Indonesia and Malaysia. The journey could last up to 4 or 5 months, as I have no fixed schedule. If you’re cool and friendly, feel free to message me. See you soon!
Dream of standing on the roof of Africa at 5,895 m?
I’m looking for 4 people to complete our group for the Kilimanjaro ascent in Tanzania.
📅 September 17–28, 2026
👥 Small group
🥾 Suitable for experienced hikers
🏔️ Goal: Uhuru Peak – 5,895 m
🇹🇿 Local team specialized in Kilimanjaro
🎒 Porters during the ascent
🍽️ Meals and trek organization included
🧗♂️ Trip led by a French state-certified Mountain Leader
September is a great time to attempt the Kilimanjaro ascent.
🔥 Only 4 spots left. The departure is confirmed.
No need to be a mountaineer—just be in good shape, love hiking, and want to experience an incredible adventure.
👋 If you’re alone, no problem: you’ll join our small group directly.
📧 Send me a message for the full program, price, and all the details.
Don’t hesitate to share this post with your hiking friends! 😊
Mafate Randos
I’ll be in central KERALA (4 hours from KOCHI airport by car). For the rest of my stay, I’m planning to do "nothing" except brisk walking, Tai Chi... and swimming. The spot could be Varkala or somewhere else. If the place has nearby tourist sites like monuments, temples, or anything else, I’d be happy to let myself be guided. I’m traveling solo. GOA is a 7-hour drive away, or a flight, so I’d rather skip it (too far from KOCHI airport). This break will last a week, with a return to KOCHI airport. Thanks in advance for your ideas, experiences, and tips!
Hi there,
I’m planning to bike to meet some friends in Côte d’Ivoire in early November.
I’ll be starting in Abidjan and heading to Abengourou, which is close to the Ghana border.
I’d like to take the trails. Does anyone have recent info on eastern Côte d’Ivoire?
Any tips, safety advice, or must-see stops? I’m open to all suggestions.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Fx
I discovered solo cruises last year, and it was a wonderful experience. Since then, I’ve decided to do one every year, usually between October and March, departing from Marseille or Le Havre.
I travel alone, but I enjoy sharing certain moments with other travelers: having meals together, attending shows, enjoying the evening entertainment, grabbing a drink, or going on a few excursions. Of course, everyone keeps their freedom—the goal is simply to have a good time in a friendly atmosphere.
For the end of this year, I don’t have a cruise planned yet. However, I’m already booked on the MSC Magnifica from October 29 to November 3, 2027, departing from Marseille with an itinerary to Spain and Italy.
If you often travel solo or if you’re on this cruise, I’d love to chat with you before departure. Looking forward to meeting you! 🚢😊
Hi,
From Malacca to get to Jerantut, is it better to go back to KL and take a bus from there, or take a bus to Tampin and then a train? Any feedback on the "Jungle Train"? (duration, price, comfort, etc.). Thanks
I’m traveling solo to Armenia in mid-September for three weeks, and I’ll be using public transport. I have a few questions:
- Does Yandex work everywhere, even in villages?
I’m looking for:
- Nice guesthouse addresses in the north (national park) and the south, including the village of Ararat,
and a simple but clean hotel in Yerevan that’s convenient for getting to the bus stations later.
- Any great tips or advice you can share.
Actually, I’m a bit worried I’ll be stuck only visiting tourist sites without a car. What do you think?
Thanks for your help
Hello everyone,
Could a resident of Benin (Cotonou) kindly let me know which is the best mobile phone and internet service provider?
Thank you very much,
Best regards,
Juan
Hi everyone,
We’re heading to Flores and then Bali at the end of September.
We’ve already visited both but this time, once we’re in Labuan Bajo, we’d like to take a boat to the Komodo Islands to see the famous Komodo dragons.
I don’t want to sleep on the boat—just a day trip would be perfect.
Does anyone know a reliable and friendly provider to recommend?
Thanks in advance, and have a great summer!
While digging through the archives 🔍, we discovered a 19th-century journal 📜 bearing the name: "Le Petit Baigneur, weekly journal of beaches, spa towns, and thermal resorts in the South of France", published as early as 1886. Its motto? "All for the baths and by the baths" 🏖️ — what a program!
We found the name so amusing that we chose it to rename our hotel: Hôtel Le Petit Baigneur!
140 years later, we’re carrying on this seaside tradition of the South of France in our own way 🏊♂️ — with a few fewer crinolines, but just as much love for the seaside. 😊
#19thCenturyJournal #SpaTown #ThermalResort #WeeklyBeachJournal #AllForTheBaths #140YearsAndCounting #HotelLePetitBaigneur #Seaside #SeasideTradition
📍 Hôtel Le Petit Baigneur, 2 rue Saint-Louis, Palavas-les-Flots.
Go all the way to the end and don’t let yourself get robbed!!.. "Robbery" is the right term here!!
CARJET subcontracts with OK MOBILITY, which then subcontracts with local rental agencies..
Most people say they’re satisfied, so you might trust them like I did and rent a car..
But if you’re one of the scammed ones, your money disappears and your vacation is ruined!!
Our story:
We arrived in Heraklion, Crete as planned and headed to the OK Mobility counter as stated on the voucher.. mixed reception.. they explained in English that this wasn’t the pickup location and shuttled us to a rental company called MONZA!! (nowhere mentioned on the voucher)..
There, we found ourselves stranded two kilometers from the airport with a smooth-talking young guy.. CARJET was overbooked.. they had no vehicle for us.. end of story! No solution..
Took a taxi to the hotel... and to keep it short, it was nearly impossible to reach CARJET or OK MOBILITY..
Had to rent urgently from a local company during peak summer season.
Today, three weeks later, after multiple exchanges and follow-ups from me, the rental company dares to claim I never showed up..
So for now, no refund and it’s not looking good..
I’ve checked the negative reviews.. same stories, plus issues with insurance and credit cards..
So these are THIEVES who overbook with no customer service.. they have good reviews from people who didn’t hit the bad luck draw and benefit from their stats.
I’ll say it again—STAY AWAY!!
Hi everyone,
We're leaving in early October 2026 and planning to travel from the Aït Bougmez Valley ("Happy Valley") to Skoura/Ouarzazate via Demnate and the R307/N23 route.
Has anyone taken this road recently? Is it passable with a regular car (non-4x4), or is a 4x4 absolutely necessary? Are there any ongoing construction projects or degraded sections to be aware of?
Thanks in advance for your feedback!
Just returned from a three-week family trip to Kenya (with three kids aged 10, 12, and 15), and I wanted to share my experience. Forums were super helpful in planning this trip, especially if you want to get a bit off the beaten path.
First off, Kenya is an amazing destination with incredibly friendly and welcoming locals. It was easy to travel around because you can always find someone to give you directions or help you out.
For practical tips—though you’ve probably read this elsewhere—get a Safaricom SIM card when you arrive at the airport so you can pay via M-Pesa (you can top it up with a credit card using the Wise app) and chat with people on WhatsApp. It’ll make your life *so* much easier (booking trains, buses, park entries, etc.) and save you from carrying too much cash or hunting for ATMs.
Also, we went during the first three weeks of July, which wasn’t peak tourist season.
One thing to note: even if you’re using public transport and budget accommodations, Kenya can still be pricey because tourist attractions add up fast—often more expensive than in France. But honestly, it’s usually worth it!
We started our trip with a 5-day homestay. We were welcomed by a really lovely family in Loitokitok with a view of Kilimanjaro right from their garden entrance (just a heads-up: in July, it’s often shrouded in mist!). To find them, search for Greenfield Homestay in Loitokitok. It was a fantastic experience, especially with kids! On top of transfers, they organized several outings with locals: a hike to the Tanzanian border, a motorcycle ride on the foothills of Kilimanjaro, and a day safari in Amboseli. You can book with them eyes closed! For the safari, Anthony (who’s English-speaking) took us around—he’s from the area and knows the park like the back of his hand. Highly recommend him!
Anthony then drove us to Isiolo, a town in the north that’s just starting to open up to tourism. We wanted to see the Monday livestock market, where different ethnic groups gather to buy and sell goats, sheep, and cows (according to Lonely Planet). We were a bit disappointed and wouldn’t recommend it. We also visited Ngare Ndare Forest, which has a stunning waterfall, an interesting walk with an armed ranger (elephants are common), and a suspension bridge for admiring the canopy. Just make sure to let them know you’re coming at least three days in advance to guarantee a ranger will be available. We also did a second safari day in Samburu—it’s a great complement to Amboseli and totally worth it!
Next, we headed to Naivasha (still with Anthony). We found a place on Airbnb (Jasmine House) at Fischerman’s Camp, a campsite we really loved! You’ll spot hippos, monkeys, and beautiful birds there. We organized several activities: a boat ride on the lake to see birds, zebras, and giraffes; a bike safari in Hell’s Gate Park (the campsite is right by the entrance and rents bikes); and a hike to Crater Lake (departing by boat from the campsite), where you walk among zebras, giraffes, and different gazelles. Naivasha is way more touristy than Loitokitok or Isiolo, but there’s no shortage of things to do.
Finally, we spent our last week in Watamu on the coast. To get there, we took an overnight ENA Coach bus from Naivasha to Mombasa, booked via https://www.travler.africa/. It was comfortable and fast, but you’ll need to call the driver to arrange a pickup spot—the restaurant staff at the campsite helped us out with that! Then we took an Uber to Watamu since we had a lot of luggage (we skipped the matatu).
Watamu is nicknamed "Little Italy" because of all the Italian tourists. When we were there (third week of July), it wasn’t peak season yet, so the beaches weren’t cleaned. But we loved the laid-back vibe and how easy it was to get around. We *highly* recommend the marine turtle rescue center—it’s fascinating (especially with kids) and supports a great cause! We were a bit disappointed by the marine park, though—maybe because of the season? There weren’t many fish, and jellyfish kinda ruined the snorkeling. The mangrove tour is also a must-do.
For the trip back to Nairobi, we took the express train from Mombasa. We booked our tickets when we first arrived in Kenya (since payment is only via M-Pesa). The train is reliable and comfortable, and we saw lots of elephants along the way. Just a heads-up: there are *a lot* of security checks, and we almost weren’t allowed to board with our Opinel knife…
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
All in all, we had an amazing trip—so much variety, great encounters, and the magic of safaris!
Hi everyone,
We’re heading to the Lofoten Islands / Vestvågøy (8 to 10 days) soon and I’d like to know if it’s easy to rent online and which websites to use. I’ve seen lots of rental sites, but since it’s the Lofoten Islands, I think there might be more local ones worth recommending?
Thanks in advance for your replies!
Pythie 26
