Did you know that plastic is not allowed in Kenya?

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Since the introduction of the plastic ban in Kenya, the import of plastic has been severely repressed. Are you breaking the law? Then you can get up to €33,000 fine and four years in jail. So no small punishments.

Masai Life Outside The Kraal

Two people in traditional Maasai attire stand with staffs among a large herd of cattle on a grassy plain in rural Kenya, under a cloudy sky. Rocks and grazing cows surround them, capturing the spirit of travelling across Africa’s scenic landscapes.

In the bush, far from civilization, lies a Masai village without electricity. However, for the Masai, “off-the-beaten-track” means something quite different: moving to the city and navigating through modern influences. No cattle to herd, but instead, carving a path through the hustle and bustle, along with the constant buzz of phones. Yet, for some, the city has become their home. In this blog, we explore their unique experiences!

On safari in Kenya!

Een groep wildebeesten graast langs de oevers van Lake Naivasha met acaciabomen en bergen op de achtergrond

Kenya is over 580,000 km2 and has something to offer for everyone: from the idyllic coastlines to the snow-capped peaks of the second-highest mountain in Africa. From the bustling cities to the lush forests to… you guessed it: the safari parks. Because no matter how diverse Kenya is, a trip to this country is not complete without a safari.

The Tropical Beaches of Uganda

A group of ten smiling friends poses together on a grassy hill in Uganda, with scenic lakes and green hills in the background—capturing the joy of travelling through Africa under a cloudy sky.

You hear the soft murmur of the waves, feel a breeze brush against your slightly sunburned face, and watch the wind play with the green palm leaves above you. You’re sitting in the warm sand, a coconut with a straw in your hand. Maybe it surprises you that you’ve laid out your towel on an exotic, pearl-white beach in Uganda instead of Jamaica or Zanzibar.

The differences between Kenya and Tanzania

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As a traveler doubting between Kenya and Tanzania, you probably want to know: which country fits your wishes and budget better? We’ll compare Kenya and Tanzania based on three key aspects: culture, nature, and travel options.

Charlie’s Travels: Top Spots in Cape Town!

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Cape Town is truly buzzing! With its stunning coastline, rugged nature, and vibrant streets full of art, culture, and amazing restaurants, it’s the ultimate destination. In this blog, we’ll explore the best spots to eat, drink, and enjoy the city’s unique atmosphere. A big thanks to Emke and Aimee for curating this list. Ready to discover where to eat in Cape Town? Let’s go!

Choice overload! Zanzibar, Pemba, or Mafia

Thatched umbrellas and lounge chairs line a white sandy beach beside turquoise water. Several small boats float near the shore, with palm trees adding a tropical feel to the vibrant seaside scene.

Ending your trip at the beach: unwind after exploring bustling cities and admiring wildlife. But which destination should you choose? There are so many beautiful, powder-white paradises in Tanzania… each with its own charm and few downsides. In this blog, you’ll find everything you need to know to choose your perfect island and make the most of your final days in Tanzania!

How do you escape the white saviour complex?

A young child sits at a wooden desk in a classroom, resting their head on one hand and looking directly at the camera, while other children sit nearby, some smiling and chatting.

It could easily be a scene from a Ugandan version of 𝘓𝘪𝘵𝘵𝘭𝘦 𝘏𝘰𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘰𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘗𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘳𝘪𝘦. Dressed in handmade trousers with an African print, I sit under a mango tree playing the ukulele. Around me, young black girls with short hair and torn dresses watch in awe, trying to mimic my playing on the ukuleles my friend and I donated.

5 times the best kite spots in Kenya

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Kiteboarding in Kenya? Absolutely awesome! At first, it might not seem like the most obvious choice, but nothing could be further from the truth: the East African coast is a true hotspot for kiteboarding. Not only due to the pleasant temperatures of the Indian Ocean and the great winds but also because kiteboarding is relatively unknown here. So, you won’t have to worry about crowded kiteboarding spots, and you’ll likely have the entire beach to yourself. Attention, sporty folks! These five places in Kenya are the best kiteboarding spots to embark on your water adventure.

10 Best Clubs in East Africa

Bright stage lights and disco balls emit colorful beams and patterns onto a ceiling, creating a lively and festive atmosphere, likely at a concert or dance event. The scene is dominated by blue, purple, and teal lights.

Deep beats penetrate your body as a drop of sweat creeps down your neck. Buttocks as round as apples bounce up, down and sideways, while strong men’s hips twist flexibly. Nightlife in East Africa is legendary: vibrant, sexy and rhythmic from Monday to Sunday. From sundowner drinks to early shots at dawn. Everyone dances and sweats together, with no personal space. Discover the 10 best clubs in East Africa here and throw back your beer with your buttocks in the air!