Adventure Tourism

Fly into Douala and drive two hours toward the coast, and the sand changes colour before the sea does. Near Limbe, waves break on volcanic grey-black sand thrown out by …

A fisherman in Eyl still reads the current the way his grandfather did, by watching where the light breaks on the water. Three hundred metres from where he stands, the …

No one enters the shrine at Kaya Kinondo in shorts. That rule has outlived colonial administrators, two Kenyan republics, and a beach-tourism boom that now sits within walking distance of …

The allure of Kilimanjaro makes it the most searched African adventure query globally.  Kilimanjaro’s seven recognised routes, its 1973 national park status, and its 1987 UNESCO listing make it both …

Stand on the rim of the Blyde River Canyon in Limpopo Province. The canyon drops 800 metres to the Treur and Blyde rivers below, a landscape of red and brown …

Deep inside one of Africa’s most extraordinary wilderness systems, the luxury lodges of the Okavango Delta have rewritten the rules of high-end travel. These are not simply places to sleep …

Kenya’s safari sector generated KSh 460 billion, approximately $3.5 billion, in tourism revenue in 2024, according to the Kenya Wildlife Service. Of that total, 75% came from wildlife-based tourism. The …

Two islands. One equator. Zero crowds. That is Sao Tome and Principe, a two-island archipelago straddling the Gulf of Guinea that has somehow stayed off the radar of mass tourism …

Djibouti is a country roughly the size of New Jersey, 23,200 square kilometres, that holds Africa’s lowest point on land, one of the world’s saltiest lakes, one of the planet’s …

The bowl arrives before you have finished sitting down. It is wide enough to feed four people, its surface broken by two large pieces of grilled thiof – white grouper …