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Media reviews Long Paddle in a Lost Land The Rio Rovuma, the muddy brown border between Mozambique and Tanzania, runs through one of Africa's last untamed places. And until David Evans and friends from Kayak Africa came along, its entire lenth had never been paddled. Out There magazine, May 1999 [...more] Paddling to Mumbo-Jumbo "If Domwe camp had satisfied all my fantasies of a deserted island hideaway, they were immediately eclipsed by the visual extravaganza of Mumbo". Getaway magazine Feb 1998 (the early days!) [...more] Malawian Medley To travel around Malawi is to step into the graceful ambience of the past. by Roy Watts, Sawubona (SAA's in-flight mag) Jan 2004 [...more] Through deepest Africa by boat Andrew Eames takes an unlikely water safari around Lake Malawi The Times of London, 15 Feb 2003 [...more] The Full Circle Expedition Twelve readers have been taking part in the DIVER Full Circle Expedition, the round trip of a lifetime to 10 top-notch diving destinations around the world. This report by expedition leader Monty Halls, as the team kicks off with a series of high-adrenalin rushes in Africa. Diver UK magazine, Dec 2002 [...more] The Quirimbas, Northern Mozambique It's been called the last frontier of Africa, a place of few people, shy animals and great empty places. It's seas have witnessed the shift of history, its forests are unmarked. Paddling to the Archipelago Das Quirimbas, Dominique McClarty is immersed in Northern Mozambique. Out There magazine, May 1999 [...more] Africa's Forgotten Shore The Scientific Exploration Society (SES) of the UK explored and studied the eastern shores of Lake Malawi, supported by Kayak Africa. This is their story. Canoe and Kayak UK, Jan 2001 [...more] The Masoala Peninsula, Madagascar Getaway Magzine's Cathy Lanz accompanied Kayak Africa on a 13-day sea kayaking exploration of the rain forests and reefs of Masoala Peninsula in Madagascar. Getaway Magazine, Feb 1999 [...more] Pemba Island, Zanzibar "Time and days blurred. We lived for the moment - snorkeling, swimming, spearing fish for supper or simply doing nothing. The kayaks were always there, and any time the mood struck we would go off exploring." Roger de la Harpe, Out There magazine, Jan 1997 [...more] The Scientific Exploration Society A reference by Anne-Marie Wilkinson, expedition coordinator for The Scientific Exploration Society (SES) of the UK. [...more]