Tanzania’s Enchanting Islands: A Journey Through History
Tanzania’s islands are more than postcard-perfect beaches and turquoise waters. Beneath the swaying palm trees and spice markets lies a rich tapestry of history, shaped by centuries of trade, migration, and cultural fusion. From ancient Persian traders to the powerful Omani Sultanate, these islands are living museums, preserving stories of commerce, conflict, and cultural exchange. […]
Protecting Pemba’s Coral Reefs: The Kwanini Foundation’s Remarkable Work
The Kwanini Foundation is setting a groundbreaking example in marine conservation on Pemba Island, Tanzania. Founded in partnership with Blue Alliance and recognized as the first initiative of its kind to collaborate with the Ministry of Blue Economy, the Blue Economy Corridor covers an impressive 26,000 hectares. Its ambitious mission is to increase reef-positive businesses […]
An Ethiopian Feast
When I arrived in Addis Ababa on January 7th, I found that it was Christmas and most people were in a festive mood, a stark contrast to Nairobi where I had left people reporting to work at the start of a new year. I had just two days to spare in this city before heading […]
24 Hours in Monrovia – Edith Kimani
From the lush mangroves to the electrifying markets and seemingly never-ending coastline, Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia, promises to activate all your senses. To stay: you have many options with modest decor and facilities. If you fancy being at the beach, why not try Tropicana Beach and Resort? However, if you need to be […]
24 Hours in Paradise: The Seychelles Escape
There’s no place in the world quite like the Seychelles. It’s a harmonious fusion of breathtaking scenery—crystal-clear waters, lush tropical forests influenced by both African and Asian cultures—and a laid-back pace of life. The Seychelles archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and east of mainland Africa, just a short 3-hour direct […]
Becoming a Sustainable Tour Operator: Aligning with the United Nations’ SDG Goals
On October 17, 2024, Nomad Africa was honored with Kenya’s Eco-Tourism Award, a recognition of its dedication to sustainability and responsible tourism practices. But what does it take to become a truly sustainable tour operator? At the heart of sustainable tourism lies a commitment to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known […]
Nomad Travel Club Sets Sail with Passionate Storyteller Sharon Machira at the Helm
Nomad Africa is unveiling the Nomad Travel Club (NTC), designed to build and empower a community of travel enthusiasts across the continent and beyond. The travel bug has bitten, and you’re looking for an escape unlike any other. But where do you start? Enter Sharon,Your Guide to Unforgettable Adventures With a wealth of experience under […]
With Love, From Laikipia | 10 Minutes With Joe Wahome
We chat with Joe Wahome. A writer, photographer, digital creator and Founder of ‘Love Laikipia’ – a digital platform telling stories and experiences about Laikipia and the north. He is based in Kenya and is passionate about travel, conservation and connecting brands with equally passionate people. 1. To start off, tell us about the name, […]
#ShesGotTheLens: 10 Minutes With Sabrina Said
In this article, we get to know one of our #ShesGotTheLens photography competition winners. Sabrina Said is a Kenya based photographer and artist. Her page is an assemblage of moving images and photographs, expressive of her biggest motivations, dream projects and what she wishes to accomplish. Her creativity meets authenticity in the unique stories she […]
Lewa Marathon
28 June, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy Ever raced alongside rhinos, elephants, and giraffes? The Lewa Safari Marathon, set for June 28, celebrates 25 years of adventure, conservation, and community impact. Organized by Tusk, Lewa, and Safaricom, this legendary race takes runners through rugged savannah, acacia woodlands, and riverbanks within the breathtaking Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Known as […]