Cape Town-By Christy
Scott and I spoke often about what type of travelers we are. We know we like to spend time in each place. We are not inclined to be on the run. We want to settle in. Learn how the … Continue reading Cape Town-By Christy
Scott and I spoke often about what type of travelers we are. We know we like to spend time in each place. We are not inclined to be on the run. We want to settle in. Learn how the … Continue reading Cape Town-By Christy
Ghana is an interesting stop, to say the least. Of the countries we are visiting I think the fewest people on the ship have been to. By 2020 Ghana is striving to become the first developed country in west Africa. Currently, I’m not very confident that is going to happen. One of their largest issues is the GDP per capita, it’s only $1,000 USD a year. Day one my dad had a field class with his Social and Sustainable Venturing class. The course had a focus on the global chocolate industry, so they went to a Cocoa plantation. One of … Continue reading Ghana-by Tate
Tomorrow morning, April 19th, we disembark in Hamburg, Germany. Our journey started on January 2nd in San Diego. We traveled for 104 days – 56 days on sea, 48 days in 10 different countries. Boy howdy – what a time! … Continue reading gratitude, by scott
Rich in history and nature South Africa makes for an interesting stop. Maybe the most dangerous county we have visited, there is an estimated 50 murders a day across South Africa, not to mention all of the sneaky card swappers … Continue reading South Africa-by Tate
Learning happens in every single corner of the ship. You learn from professors, college student, crew members and the general population. And, learning happens with every step you take on land. The countries, cities and people, open themselves up to … Continue reading Opportunity- by Christy
I went on the best zipline I have ever seen. This course took a year to design and build. This place was very beautiful and we were ziplining through canyons. I was nervous on the first zipline. I have done many … Continue reading South Africa-By Lincoln
The night before our scheduled arrival in Port Louis the captain announced that he got news from the owner of the vessel that we will bypass Mauritius and proceed directly to Cape Town. That was a major blow to … Continue reading Missed Mauritius- By Tate
I suspected it would be too much for me. So many have explained to me what India is, what their experience had been. This country is described as a place with many highs and extreme lows. A place with so … Continue reading India- By Christy
India the estimated soon to be largest country in the world. Home of the Taj Mahal and the Ganges river. It has almost any landscape you can think of, from the world’s highest mountains to huge mangrove forests, it’s a … Continue reading India-By Tate
Honestly, not much was “known” about Myanmar before our ship arrived. It was a place that held some secrets, therefore becoming magical. Even our shipboard community was somewhat in the dark about the magic that we would discover there. … Continue reading Myanmar Magic- By Christy
Myanmar was spectacular. It is a land of temples and shrines and of elephants and gold. It really is a hidden paradise. Myanmar is the second poorest country in Asia, though it’s hard to tell considering all the gold they … Continue reading Myanmar-By Tate
This country held too many magical moments to be able to organize all of my thoughts. Vietnam was tropical, festive, open, rustic and modern, polished and developing. It felt happy. Colorful. And warm. It was hot. And, the people were … Continue reading Vietnam!!-By Christy