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My wife had work there and I wanted to see the place. But yes, that was a big part of my motivation. It's a little rough living without a phone these days. I can buy one in Ethiopia but it's going to be an old used model for 4-5x what the price should be. I was planning to go regardless before, but I got food poisoning and probably would have skipped it if not for wanting the phone, but I did feel much better by the time I got there. It's a really cheap flight from Addis so it's pretty easy to go since both are major hub airports for their respective areas.
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It was good. We were a little nervous since it was the "rainy season" and supposed to get like 15 days of rain in January. We didn't really have any. On the main island the first day we got a bit of rain as we drove east, but then aside from a couple small (negligible) exceptions, we didn't get rain the whole trip. It was pretty humid and warm getting off the plane, though, in our Utah winter clothing. It could get hot if you were exerting yourself, but I think it stayed in the low to mid 80s the whole time. AC at the VRBO was a big deal, though.
Tanzania get a solid thumbs up from me. It has some issues but the safaris are amazing and Zanzibar is a great island vacation place.
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I went to Mykonos, it was great for relaxing and eating. Decent night life at the small bars but it's easy to get lost in the pathways after a few drinks. 3-5 days would be plenty. I assume the other islands would be similar.
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