When the Portuguese, English, and Hollander took to the Moluccas, which for many was probably a journey of no return. Possibly for years in a foreign country, you died in Indonesia usually igendwann from malaria or other fever.
Today is that here is still a pretty remote area. From an existing tourism at all can probably barely speak. I would be happy to Ambon drove, but even on Halmahera someone told me that the next ship comes in maybe 10 or 14 days. It basically leaves only one ship and one would have opted for "Intimate Teratai" take, as the drove on to the island Sanana. From there, you'd have to Buru and from there to Ambon. An exotic way could take a few days, for according to guide books to get in Sanana only every 3 - 5 days with a ferryboat on. But is does not matter, because the "intimate Terartai" is coming back even in the first 8 days.
I would have maybe done with a plane, but it is expensive (about 100 EUR), and it is mostly just more than 10 kg luggage allowed because there are only small aircraft - which will / can not I . make
And what about with Sulawesi, which is the Rueckkkehr out. Yesterday I explained to a harbor policeman. The only interesting junta would ship in 10 days was given in his list. This would be yet, but is beyond my deadline.
Now yes, I have decided that this brings everything and nothing was now at the airport. The switches were indeed closed, but the staff was - against commission - very helpful. A guy took me back to the city, and we bought there at an airline a ticket back to Manado. Ca. 35 EUR, that's fine. But still it did not work. For the flight, I have provided the next Friday.
I was then at the Portuguese fort Tolukko, beautifully restored and with wonderful views over Kota Ternate. The weather here is hot, almost no rain, mostly sunny / cloudy, but the flames Aequatorsonne.
before yesterday I was at the Danau Laguna, another lake on Ternate. He is beautiful, overlooking the volcano in the background. There are some Fischerhuetten it by the lake. Slack as I was, I'm still had time at Fort Kalamata and shaded sitting on a wall.
Yesterday I was again on Tidore, attended the high mountain village Lada-Ake. Funnily enough I came back for nothing. I got into a boat that transported mopeds. The guy I met there, paid the boat ride and then took me on his moped "almost" to the village. But he chose a path that was so steep that the scooter could not carry us. Randomly stopped by a truck on which I then also managed the last few miles - the scooter went behind.
much to see there was in the village, however. We parted, because I wanted to walk down on foot. I came to the forest, past small maize, banana and Cassavafeldern. There were also many coconut trees there and the harvested coconuts were in large heaps on the roadside. They are in small huts made into copra, and that is pitched on wooden slats Kokosstuecke dried. Below, set into the earth on fire, a fire and the drying process is pretty smoky.
Later, back in Kota Ternate, I discovered the "luxury Excelso Cafe" in the Jati-Mall. EUR cost over 2 a cup of coffee there, and there were some special varieties which costs a cup up to 6 EUR. One can see that it seems people here there that deserve very well.
Here at the Internet Cafe, another are again, even 31 degrees (despite the aircon). I will flee now.
Today is that here is still a pretty remote area. From an existing tourism at all can probably barely speak. I would be happy to Ambon drove, but even on Halmahera someone told me that the next ship comes in maybe 10 or 14 days. It basically leaves only one ship and one would have opted for "Intimate Teratai" take, as the drove on to the island Sanana. From there, you'd have to Buru and from there to Ambon. An exotic way could take a few days, for according to guide books to get in Sanana only every 3 - 5 days with a ferryboat on. But is does not matter, because the "intimate Terartai" is coming back even in the first 8 days.
I would have maybe done with a plane, but it is expensive (about 100 EUR), and it is mostly just more than 10 kg luggage allowed because there are only small aircraft - which will / can not I . make
And what about with Sulawesi, which is the Rueckkkehr out. Yesterday I explained to a harbor policeman. The only interesting junta would ship in 10 days was given in his list. This would be yet, but is beyond my deadline.
Now yes, I have decided that this brings everything and nothing was now at the airport. The switches were indeed closed, but the staff was - against commission - very helpful. A guy took me back to the city, and we bought there at an airline a ticket back to Manado. Ca. 35 EUR, that's fine. But still it did not work. For the flight, I have provided the next Friday.
I was then at the Portuguese fort Tolukko, beautifully restored and with wonderful views over Kota Ternate. The weather here is hot, almost no rain, mostly sunny / cloudy, but the flames Aequatorsonne.
before yesterday I was at the Danau Laguna, another lake on Ternate. He is beautiful, overlooking the volcano in the background. There are some Fischerhuetten it by the lake. Slack as I was, I'm still had time at Fort Kalamata and shaded sitting on a wall.
Yesterday I was again on Tidore, attended the high mountain village Lada-Ake. Funnily enough I came back for nothing. I got into a boat that transported mopeds. The guy I met there, paid the boat ride and then took me on his moped "almost" to the village. But he chose a path that was so steep that the scooter could not carry us. Randomly stopped by a truck on which I then also managed the last few miles - the scooter went behind.
much to see there was in the village, however. We parted, because I wanted to walk down on foot. I came to the forest, past small maize, banana and Cassavafeldern. There were also many coconut trees there and the harvested coconuts were in large heaps on the roadside. They are in small huts made into copra, and that is pitched on wooden slats Kokosstuecke dried. Below, set into the earth on fire, a fire and the drying process is pretty smoky.
Later, back in Kota Ternate, I discovered the "luxury Excelso Cafe" in the Jati-Mall. EUR cost over 2 a cup of coffee there, and there were some special varieties which costs a cup up to 6 EUR. One can see that it seems people here there that deserve very well.
Here at the Internet Cafe, another are again, even 31 degrees (despite the aircon). I will flee now.