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Nomad Africa Travel & Magazine BEYOND A SINGLE STORY. BEYOND A SINGLE EXPERIENCE. Nomad Africa is a purpose-driven travel company & publisher of Nomad Magazine. Discover | Explore | Experience

Our team of local travel experts curate responsible journeys and celebrate Africa’s many stories and experiences.

Congratulations, Edwin. Edwin Maina’s photograph from Rusinga Island on Lake Victoria was the cover of our November 2025...
05/11/2026

Congratulations, Edwin.

Edwin Maina’s photograph from Rusinga Island on Lake Victoria was the cover of our November 2025 issue. The series inside follows fishing families who go out overnight for omena and the hand-painted boats along the shore. We showed his work at the issue’s rooftop launch party in Nairobi. Tomorrow he opens in Cape Town.

Edwin is self-taught. He painted from childhood, and photography started as a hobby before it became his main way of telling stories. He styles his subjects and builds his own sets, so his portraits sit between fashion, fine art and documentary. His work moves between Nairobi’s creative communities, Lake Victoria and the Kenyan coast.

He sees documenting East Africa from the inside as his responsibility, and his work shows the people, places and practices that shape the region today.

CHROMA: Contemporary Perspectives in African Photography brings together Edwin with from Nigeria and from South Africa. All three work with colour, identity and self-expression. It’s also a first for , which is known for archival photography and is now showing contemporary work.
📍 Gallery F, 78 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 🗓 Wednesday 4 November, 18:30–21:30 RSVP: galleryf.co.za/chroma If you’re in Cape Town, go see it.

Images Courtesy of

We’re proud to share that Nomad Africa has been named Leading Tour Operator in Responsible Communications and Marketing ...
04/11/2026

We’re proud to share that Nomad Africa has been named Leading Tour Operator in Responsible Communications and Marketing at the 2026 Ecowarrior Awards by .

The award recognises how we inspire people to travel: through storytelling, responsible tourism and measurable impact.

Our journey began in 2017 as a magazine, sharing stories of Africa’s people, cultures, communities and conservation before we planned our first trip. Today, through the magazine and campaigns like , that same commitment shapes the stories we tell, the partners we work with and the journeys we create.

In practice, that means publishing our Impact Reports, choosing partners based on their sustainability practices, sending our travellers personalised carbon-offset summaries through at Kasigau, and printing our magazine on FSC-certified paper.

The award follows our B Corp certification in September.

Thank you to Ecotourism Kenya and the judging panel, and to the communities, partners, contributors and travellers who make these stories possible.

Swipe through to learn more.

Images Courtesy of Elewana Trade Back, Offbeat Ndoto Images, Sarara, Zana Masombuka,

In Tunisia, small producers are inviting travellers into their kitchens and workshops to learn how traditional food is m...
03/11/2026

In Tunisia, small producers are inviting travellers into their kitchens and workshops to learn how traditional food is made. Food and travel writer Kacie Morgan meets them in our latest edition.

Here’s the route:

Nabeul: Rania Mansour of Ezemnia distils geranium flowers in traditional copper stills.

Kairouan: Sisters Soulaima and Khadija Omrani of Afawih run spice-blending workshops.

Sfax: Dalinda Ellouze of Dose et D’mi teaches laklouka, a raisin-based sweet.

“Welcoming visitors has pushed us to look at our own heritage,” the Omrani sisters told Kacie.

In 2028, Cap Bon becomes Africa’s first World Region of Gastronomy.

Save this for your next trip, or send it to someone who travels for food.

Images Courtesy of Kacie Morgan, Afawih

01/11/2026

WKND Series Episode 2: The Country Kitchen. 

Lunch at Mont Rochelle’s more casual dining spot, The Country Kitchen serves seasonal local food. Yaye works through a cheese board and a beetroot and burrata salad from the kitchen team, with a bottle of Mont Rochelle rosé on ice. If you’d rather eat outside, picnic baskets are packed and ready to take out to the vineyards.    

Piqued your appetite? Get in touch to plan your weekend at Mont Rochelle. DM “MONT ROCHELLE” to get started.    

Next weekend: Episode 3, With The Chef. Follow along so you don’t miss it.    

What are you doing next WKND?    

Video produced by Harrison Thane

01/11/2026

WKND Series Episode 2: The Country Kitchen.

Lunch at Mont Rochelle’s more casual dining spot, The Country Kitchen serves seasonal local food. Yaye works through a cheese board and a beetroot and burrata salad from the kitchen team, with a bottle of Mont Rochelle rosé on ice. If you’d rather eat outside, picnic baskets are packed and ready to take out to the vineyards.

Piqued your appetite? Get in touch to plan your weekend at Mont Rochelle. DM “MONT ROCHELLE” to get started.

Next weekend: Episode 3, With The Chef. Follow along so you don’t miss it.

What are you doing next WKND?

Video produced by .thane

31/10/2026

WKND Series Episode 1: Checking In.

Yaye starts her weekend at in Franschhoek, South Africa. First stop is the cellar with Michael Lagenhoven, Mont Rochelle’s cellar master, for a glass that packs a creamy, fruity and citrusy punch. Then a game of boules on the lawn, and dinner from Terence Morris, Mont Rochelle’s executive chef, cooked with ingredients grown in the hotel’s garden.

Caught your attention already? Get in touch to plan your weekend at Mont Rochelle. DM “MONT ROCHELLE” to get started.

Tomorrow: Episode 2, The Country Kitchen. Follow along so you don’t miss it, and tag the friend you’d take.
What are you doing next WKND?

Video produced by .thane

30/10/2026

We're excited for you to meet Yaye, the host of Nomad Africa's new travel show and series: WKND - bringing you to amazing places across Africa and the people who make them worth the trip.

Each episode goes somewhere new: the coast for a reset, a hotel or wild place for an escape, a kitchen for something you haven’t tried before. You’ll meet the people who know these places best, taste a few surprises (one of them smells exactly like cheese), and leave with a plan for your next weekend away from Nairobi.

Episode one airs this Saturday, with new episodes every weekend. Follow us so you don’t miss it, and tag the friend you want to travel with.

What are you doing next WKND?

This is the Mara too.  In Broken Ground, the cover story of our latest issue, Living Ground, Kenyan photographer  takes ...
29/10/2026

This is the Mara too.

In Broken Ground, the cover story of our latest issue, Living Ground, Kenyan photographer takes us into Nyekweri Forest on the western edge of the Greater Mara. The forest is home to Kenya’s only known giant ground pangolins, and to the families, rangers and monitors working together to protect it.

The Mara’s future also depends on the forests, corridors and communities beyond the places most visitors see. Georgina’s ask of travellers: choose businesses that invest transparently in conservation, ask how communities benefit, and support the people protecting habitat beyond reserve boundaries.

Issue 52, Living Ground is out now. Grab a copy at your nearest Artcaffe, Springvalley coffee or Kofisi co-working space, or read online via the link in bio.

Photography by Georgina Goodwin / .africa, in collaboration with and .

One hour with a mountain gorilla family, four days door to door from Nairobi.Our WKND in Rwanda starts in Kigali, with a...
28/10/2026

One hour with a mountain gorilla family, four days door to door from Nairobi.

Our WKND in Rwanda starts in Kigali, with a morning at the Genocide Memorial before the drive north into the Virungas. You’ll stop at the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund campus to see the science and community work behind the gorillas you’ll meet the next day. Then two nights at Five Volcanoes, an owner-run lodge fifteen minutes from park headquarters.

The trek starts before dawn and can take anywhere from 90 minutes to a full morning. On the way home, you’ll stop at Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village for drumming and dance.

Rwanda puts 10% of permit and park income back into the communities around its parks. From November 2026 through May 2027, East African citizens and residents get low-season permit rates.

DM “GORILLAS” to plan yours.

Images Courtesy of Rwanda Safari Tours, Ruhengeri, Visit Rwanda

Five events across the continent to plan around next year.Run through Marrakech’s palm groves in January. Spend March be...
27/10/2026

Five events across the continent to plan around next year.

Run through Marrakech’s palm groves in January. Spend March between Cape Town’s jazz programme and three nights of live music in Stone Town. In June and July, AFCON comes to East Africa, hosted across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. In September, Rwanda names its newborn mountain gorillas at Kwita Izina, which pairs perfectly with a gorilla trek.

Our travel team can help you plan a trip around any of these events. DM us to get started.

Images Courtesy of Marrakech Marathon, Cape Town International Jazz Festival, Saudi Za Basura, Fespaco, Keira Izina,

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