Oh Zanzibar, I miss you. Already. One week was not enough. I know, I know, it was my decision and I really wasn’t sure if I would get bored if I would stay two weeks there. Alone. On my own. How wrong I was. If there would have been any chance I would have stayed longer… at least one more week!
The first days I stayed in Stonetown, got lost many many times in the narrow alleys and took thousand of pictures of doors.
The harbour of Stonetown
Aren’t these doors just incredibly beautiful?
Best spot to watch sunset – the roofs!
Then I went to Kendwa, to the beach. To one of the whitest, finest beaches ever.
Where are my shoes?
Ah, there they are…
One of my favourite things to do in Kendwa: Watching the boats passing by
Or snorkeling! But when the guys say the jelly fish are non stingy! DON’T BELIEVE THEM!
After one week my time in paradise was over. And although I really don’t like flying my flight back to Germany was one of the best flights ever. With views like this:
The Sahara from above – I could have starred at this for hours (Ok, that’s exactly what I did)
And sometimes life is a lucky bitch. Like me. I had the official permission from Condor to visit the cockpit!!! And as it really was the flight of all flights I was invited to come back to the cockpit… for landing. Check out the video here.
Disclosure: My flight to Zanzibar was sponsored by Condor.
Discussion6 Comments
very beautiful pictures 🙂
Cockpit for the landing?! Sounds fascinating and terrifying.
how exciting! I’m looking forward to the video– I would love to visit the cockpit for landing some day !
lovely instagram pictures all in all- the sahara from above looks stunning.
Beauuuutiful Yvonne!
Awww, looks wonderful. Love the photo of the fishermen. I can’t believe how clear the water is! Seriously considering going now. Is there anything else to do in Zanzibar apart from beach bumming by the way? Can you recommend any activities or tours?
We miss Zanzibar too! Just returned – now to write our travel stories. You can read a little about our trip planning at http://www.sandinmysuitcase.com/zanzibar-calling/ (Nice photos you took, BTW)