Visit Natives

31/07/2025

Are you dreaming of the most authentic and raw travel experience with the Sámi reindeer herders in the Arctic tundra of Northern Norway?

Come and stay with our Sámi reindeer herder family and experience the Arctic like never befor from the quiet stillness of the remote wilderness to the warmth of a crackling campfire inside a traditional Sámi tent, where indigenous stories and wisdom are shared by firelight.

These are the kinds of experiences that stay with you for a lifetime.

24/07/2025

A big thank you to all of you who seek more than just a trip🔥

To the adventure seekers, the beyond-the-beaten-path wanderers, to those who choose stories over souvenirs and connection over comfort.

You are the reason we do what we do.

Thank you for your trust, your reviews, and the unforgettable memories we’ve created together.

Here’s to the raw, the real, and the road less traveled.
This one’s for you.

22/07/2025

📍In the lush floodplains of the Sepik River in Papua New Guinea, crocodiles are not feared — they are revered.

Among the Iatmul and other Sepik tribes, the crocodile is a sacred ancestor, a powerful symbol of strength, protection, and spiritual rebirth. Some men undergo intense initiation rituals where their skin is cut to resemble the scales of this revered creature — transforming body and spirit alike.

What you see here is more than a ritual display. It’s a living echo of ancestral cosmology: a world where humans and nature are kin, and where identity is carved as much by myth as by the river’s flow.

Wanna explore more with us? Join our small-group ethical expedition next April. Check the bio for more info.

21/07/2025

Climb Kilimanjaro with a Purpose: Summit Trek & Maasai Village Solar Project 💡

Join a private Kilimanjaro expedition with a purpose! After reaching the summit, you’ll visit a Maasai village where we install solar panels to bring clean, sustainable light to families living without electricity.

Experience the powerful impact of your climb—transforming lives one step at a time.

https://www.visitnatives.com/book-maasai

14/07/2025

Next winter in Sápmi?❄️

Book fast – we’re a small-scale Sámi homestay with only a few spots available! Stay with a reindeer herding family, experience everyday life, and learn about the culture from the inside.

https://www.visitnatives.com/book-sami

08/07/2025

🔥 Who taught you power?
Because here, it’s passed down in paint, shells, and silence.

This isn’t a performance. It’s presence.

📍 Deep in Papua New Guinea, the women don’t just belong to tradition — they embody it.
Generations of knowledge wrapped in color and pride.

This is not your average “tribal experience.”
This is ancestral energy. Unedited. Undiluted.

🛖 Come meet the women who wear history like armor. Check the link in bio and book what you see.



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01/07/2025

Dine with Style – In the Bush

Bush is elegant. This is nature’s luxury.
Whether you’re in a lavvu in the Arctic, deep in the Papua New Guinea jungle, or right here on the savanna with the Maasai — Visit Natives delivers the most unforgettable bush moments.

Settle in. Breathe deep. Sip slowly.
Because this view, this silence, this moment — you’ll never have it again. 🌿🔥

📍 Tanzania
🪵 Soulful bush breakfast, Maasai-style
🌍 Nature, culture & comfort at one table

25/06/2025

Ever wondered how the Hadzabe survive in the wild? Discover their expert hunting techniques and the secrets of their morning hunts in our latest blog post! 🐾

Read more:
https://wix.to/2Cr7GC5

Ever wondered what it’s like to hunt like one of the world’s last true hunter-gatherers? Step into the Hadzabe’s world and uncover the secrets behind the Hadzabe morning hunt duration, their expert hunting techniques, and the art of wild honey gathering. Ready to explore a timeless way of life...

24/06/2025

🍲 Hadzabe Tribe Soup Fight in Tanzania — Everyone Wants a Taste!

In the dry savannas of northern Tanzania, the Hadzabe tribe shares not just food, but laughter and ancient traditions.

While many farming and pastoralist communities have faced hunger during droughts, the Hadzabe — as true hunter-gatherers — have always relied on nature’s abundance. Whether it's honey, wild tubers, or a hot bowl of soup, Mother Earth still provides.

🎥 This real moment shows the humor, respect, and connection that define Hadzabe life.

👉 Watch more real tribal life stories on our YouTube channel

🍲 Who gets the soup first?This real moment from the Hadzabe tribe’s life in northern Tanzania shows how humor, tradition, and community come together — deep...

23/06/2025

Forget luxury lodges — this is the Norway they don’t show you.

Leave the hotels.
Leave the buffet tables.
Leave the tourist buses behind.

Go where the real people live.
Where Sami reindeer herders keep indigenous traditions alive around smokey fires.
Where you’re welcomed because you respect their culture and way of life.

This isn’t a show.
This is life.

And trust me — it’s far more authentic than any brochure could promise.

Book this only with

18/06/2025

The Hadzabe tribe is one of Africa’s last true hunter-gatherers, living in a remote region near Lake Eyasi in Tanzania. Ready to dive into their incredible culture and discover where they live?

Read more here: https://wix.to/x3SYWoe

Hadzabe Tribe Location: Discover Tanzania’s Last True Hunter-Gatherer CommunityMany people have heard of the Hadzabe tribe, one of the last true hunter-gatherer communities still living off the land without modern facilities like electricity, running water, or permanent homes. The Hadzabe tribe’...

17/06/2025

🌿 Wii Towai Waterfall · Women of Papua New Guinea

Traditionally dressed women gather by the sacred Wii Towai Waterfall — guardians of a living culture. In PNG, women are not only caretakers of land and family, but key holders of ancestral knowledge, trade, and ceremony.

Anthropologists like Margaret Mead once spotlighted these gender dynamics, but today, local women continue to shape community life in powerful, often unseen ways.

This is their story. And it’s one you can witness for yourself.

✨ Private expeditions available anytime
🌍 Next ethnographic small group trip: April 2026

👉 Book now via link in bio!