Au Fil Du Fleuve: A Boutique Experience In St Louis, Senegal
There are places you visit, and the experience stays with you long after you’ve left. Au Fil Du Fleuve (which means “along the river” in French) in Saint-Louis, Senegal, was one of those.
There are places you visit, and the experience stays with you long after you’ve left. Au Fil Du Fleuve (which means “along the river” in French) in Saint-Louis, Senegal, was one of those.
Arusha is the gateway to Tanzania’s northern safari circuit and a destination worth exploring on its own. The city offers stunning landscapes, lively markets, natural hot springs, coffee farms, and cultural experiences that give you a real sense of place. This guide shares everything you need to plan your trip—when to visit, how to get there, what to pack, where to stay, and the top things to do once you arrive.
Arusha, dubbed the “Geneva of Africa,” offers a tranquil escape at Nyumba Ndoto, a serene cabin surrounded by nature. Guests appreciate spaciousness, breathtaking views, and thoughtful design. Equipped for relaxation, this off-grid stay encourages mindful living. With cozy pods for added privacy and a well-stocked kitchen, it’s perfect for small groups seeking tranquility.
Applying for a visa can be an intimidating process, especially if it’s your first time navigating through the paperwork and interviews.
One of the most common questions I get from people is, “Which should I visit, Cape Verde vs Tanzania? Can you help me decide?” And I totally understand. Both countries are breathtaking, but outside of the beautiful beaches, people don’t really know what else they offer.
Traveling as a Nigerian passport holder often comes with the extra hurdle of visa applications. If you’ve ever searched for easy visas for Nigerians, you know how frustrating it can be to find destinations that don’t require endless paperwork and long approval waits.
St. Louis, Senegal, is a city that whispers stories of the past through its colonial architecture, colorful fishing boats, and rhythmic beats of local music. Once the capital of French West Africa, this UNESCO-listed island city feels like stepping back a decade in time.
I’ve smelled the best incense of my life and tasted the flakiest, most delicious croissants in Senegal—but that’s not the best part of this Francophone gem.
Mami Wata Ecolodge, Cape Verde: A culinary journey
Nairobi, Kenya’s vibrant capital, is a city like no other—a thrilling mix of urban energy and untamed nature. Just minutes from downtown, you can witness majestic wildlife at Nairobi National Park, where lions, rhinos, and giraffes roam freely against towering skyscrapers. It’s where the city’s heart meets the call of the wild. Beyond the park,…