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17 december TODAY GOODBYE DAY, OR MAYBE GOODBYE In the morning, I wake up very early, as has happened to me since I was in Africa. I have breakfast with Carlos, and around noon he has me accompanied by...
16 december REST IN LUANDA Today rest day in Luanda, but not only. In fact, in the late morning, after Carlos helped me print some documents, I was accompanied by one of his officials to the Ivory Coast embassy...
15 december ARRIVAL IN LUANDA The day begins with African rhythms, very slow, I wake up as always at six, prepare my luggage and load the bike, shower and then we all have breakfast together. We leave around noon,...
14 december REST IN PORTO AMBOIM Today is a day of rest and relaxation in Porto Ambiom. I take this opportunity to update the site, take a bath in the Atlantic Ocean and regain my strength for the next...
13 december TODAY GOES TOWARDS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN Wake up very early and at six I’m already leaving for this long day. The goal is to arrive a Sunday in Luanda, so I can present the visa application for...
12 december ENTRANCE TO ANGOLA The night did not pass very well, I have already thought of the alternative in the case of denial of a visa. I will return to Namibia, I will return to Rundu, where there...
11 december ARRIVAL AT THE BORDER WITH THE ANGOLA The night I slept almost nothing, I leave at six, they are about 650 kilometers and I would also like customs if I arrive. The road is fast but I...
10 december DEPARTURE OF SABRINA AND THEN GOING TOWARDS NAMIBIA Unlike forecasts, the day is beautiful and so we decide that I will accompany Sabrina to the airport. Quickly hurried border exit practices from Zambia and entry into Zimbabwe...
09 november DAY DEDICATED TO PREPARATIONS AND RELAXATION It rained all night, and even in the morning, apart from a few brief moments of respite. After breakfast, I disassemble the rear seat of the motorbike and mount the steel...
08 december VISIT TO THE TYPICAL MARKET MARAMBA OF LIVINGSTONE In the morning, we take our trusted taxi driver James to the Livingstone Maramba market. This is a typical market of the local people. People are curious, greet us...
