Tanzania

Imagine working under the vast African sky, connecting with fellow digital nomads, and building a thriving community while exploring breathtaking landscapes… what could be better? Overlanding Africa isn’t just a travel adventure; it’s a unique opportunity to escape the isolation…

The Meserani Snake Park The Meserani Snake Park stands as a captivating destination for adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Founded in 1993, this park boasts a rich history and a diverse array of reptilian wonders, including Tanzania’s Most Dangerous Snakes.…

Zanzibar’s East Coast is renowned for its pristine beaches, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant marine life. This idyllic part of Tanzania offers more than just sun, sand, and sea; it’s a place where history and modernity blend seamlessly, creating a…

The Great Wildebeest Migration in Africa is known as ‘Africa’s Greatest Wildlife Show’. It is one that will leave you amazed and flabbergasted at this African spectacular! But it can be confusing to most, as it isn’t a show you can…

The East African country of Tanzania is most famous for the Serengeti. It’s a playground for a vast number of wildlife species and the backdrop to many fascinating wildlife documentaries. Animals roam freely through the golden grasslands and every year…

Zanzibar is wonderful (particularly in December) with warm days just perfect for lazy days on the white tropical beaches, or an afternoon stroll through Stone Town.  I have always likened Stone Town to the Venice of Africa, narrow little mazes…

East Africa is the Africa that intrepid travellers dream of as it spans over 20 diverse territories. This magnetic region of the continent is a wild realm of breathtaking landscapes. Here, wildebeest stampede in their millions across boundless savannas. Snow…

After the Masai Mara, the expectations for the next safaris were very high. Two days after leaving Nairobi (Kenya), already on the overland truck with another 20 people, we entered the Ngorongoro conservation area (Tanzania) before the sun came up.…

After two days of mostly travelling in the truck, we arrived at a campsite close to Dar Es Salaam, facing the Indian Ocean. We didn’t get a chance to visit the city, but passing through was quite chaotic and there…