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Fascinating nature, a unique underwater world that even Jack Cousteau loved. Excellent food and super-friendly people. What more could you want? In this blog post, we want to bring you closer to this part of the world. So follow us on an exciting adventure.

This is my first blog entry. Naturally, it should have a special theme. And honestly, it wasn't difficult for me to decide what it should be about: SAMOSAS Stuffed pastries, food, delicious and delicious again. And not just any samosas, but the original samosas from Kenya. I first encountered samosas in Kenya in 1996, on a diving vacation. They stuck with me and became my favorite food. And not just mine, but my whole family's. No matter where we were, or who we offered our h

When I picture the wild, bright trail my own faith has followed, I remember a silent dawn in the foothills far from home. Shoes dusted with red sand, I walked past waking cottages and drank in the unfamiliar hush. Alone, but not lonely, I found a weathered bench along the route. Reading Psalm 121 beside pealing church bells in a language I could not decipher grounded me more than any Sunday service ever had. Strangeness strained my habits until gratitude filled the gaps—praye

The first time I stepped outside the safety of well-worn vacation routines, it was not for a change of scenery or to cross off a landmark. I wanted to understand what drew so many people toward places that tested them—toward long walks in silence, coffee with strangers in borrowed kitchens, and small roles in kind acts far from home. Years back, I watched one of my sons sitting at twilight beside a lake in northern Georgia, journal open, tears drying on his hands after wrestl