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Meet Africa is a tour operator offering genuine experiences in Africa in a responsible way. Our goal is to spread a positive narrative about Africa.

We're making it easy to meet the true Africa through its traditions and modernity

21/07/2025

What if sustainability wasn’t something new to learn, but something to remember?
Across Africa, architects are building with the land, not against it.
From stone tech campuses in Kenya, to earth-brick classrooms in Uganda,
to community mosques in Niger—these designs honor place, climate, and people.
This isn’t about trends. It’s about listening to history while shaping the future.

👇 Save this post to celebrate architecture that protects both people and the planet.
💬 Which of these spaces would you love to visit or learn more about?
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Photos © respective architects and photographers:
Siméon Duchoud, Will Boase, James Wang

16/07/2025

Some are kept alive by rhythm.
By the way hands remember.
In Ghana, Kente isn’t just woven—it’s carried, color by color, across generations.
Today I sat at the loom—not to master it, but to feel the weight of something older than me.

💬 What tradition lives in your hands?
🔖 Save this moment. Reconnect through texture, not just travel.

14/07/2025

They once called it “primitive.”
But what if it was just… misunderstood?
Before colonial borders, Africa had libraries, mathematicians, vast trade routes, and sacred design.
This isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about memory.
It’s about reclaiming a heritage rich in innovation, wisdom, and story.
Your roots are not a relic.
They are a legacy—alive, evolving, and entirely yours.

💬 What’s one cultural truth you’ve recently (re)learned?
✨ Save this as a reminder: you come from greatness.
👇 Tag someone walking the same path.

09/07/2025

He’s the driver… but today, he’s also the tourist 🤭
In Northern Togo, we explored the Batammariba villages and even he was blown away.
This is what we love to see: people from all walks of life discovering their own culture like it’s the first time.

Ready to travel your Africa?
🧡 Tag someone who would laugh like this too!

07/07/2025

What if Africa was never truly lost—but only waiting for you to remember?

This carousel is a call to memory, to healing, to reconnection.
To those who carry Africa in your bones—even if you’ve never stepped foot on the continent—this is for you.
📍Tag someone on this journey.
🔖 Save this for when your spirit starts to wander.

06/07/2025

Did you know Ghana has over 20 coastal forts — not just Elmina and Cape Coast?
Each one tells a different story.
💔 Some show the scars of the slave trade.
🌿 Others highlight resistance, survival, and local culture.
🌊 All invite us to walk through history — and honor it.
Here are 6 lesser-known forts that belong on your radar 👇🏾
📍Save this if you're planning a heritage journey to Ghana.

04/07/2025

She started alone. Now she’s leading a movement.

Vanessa Nakate is a climate activist from Uganda, and one of the most powerful African voices for climate justice today.
She founded the Rise Up Movement to amplify African perspectives the world often overlooks — from Congo’s rainforest to frontline communities across the continent.
From Kampala to COP and the UN, Vanessa reminds the world: Africa is not a victim, it’s a leader.
Let’s lift up African changemakers who are shaping our future. 🌍

✨ Tag another African activist we should feature next.
💾 Save this post to learn more about Vanessa.
🗣 Drop a 🌍 if you're proud too.

02/07/2025

Not a kingdom of gold. A kingdom of codes.

Before books, there were symbols — and in the Ashanti Kingdom, every symbol carried a story.
Adinkra symbols weren’t decoration. They were declarations: of unity, of strength, of transformation.
Today, they’re more than heritage — they’re a language of pride for Afro-descendants around the world.

🔍 Which Adinkra symbol speaks to you? Drop it below 👇🏾

29/06/2025

Stimulate Your Senses in Kpalimé: A Full-Day Escape

From Lomé, we head into the lush Plateaux region to explore an organic farm—wandering through manioc fields, sipping farm-fresh drinks, and savoring local delights 🍽️. Then we venture into the pristine Missahoe Forest: centuries‑old trees, a hidden waterfall, and an artist’s studio powered by plant pigments.
💬 “Best day trip from Lomé”
🕓 8 AM–7 PM, small groups, bilingual guides

27/06/2025

Meet Mohamed 👋🏾

Not just a driver. A bridge between cultures. A calm presence on the road. A friend.
From Ghana to Togo and Benin, he’s the one guests always remember.
💬 Fluent in English, French & several local languages
💡 Knows all the shortcuts and the hidden gems
❤️ Makes you feel like you're home—wherever you are
📍 With Meet Africa, you travel with people who care.

👉🏾 Swipe to meet the kind of guide who turns trips into memories.

25/06/2025

Drinking water in West Africa? Let’s talk plastic.
Tap water isn’t always safe to drink — so most people rely on bottled or sachet water. But small bottles = a big pile of waste.
Here’s a smarter way to hydrate:
💧 Buy 5-liter bottles
🔁 Refill your own reusable bottle
♻️ Bonus: many locals reuse the big jugs for storage, and more

It’s a small switch. But it adds up — for the streets, the environment, and your wallet.
📌 Share this tip with your buddies.
💬 Got a low-waste water tip? Drop it below!

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Monday	08:00 - 21:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 21:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 21:00
Thursday	08:00 - 21:00
Friday	08:00 - 21:00
Saturday	08:00 - 19:00
Sunday	09:00 - 19:00

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+22898460202

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http://www.meetafrica.travel/

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