Spend 14 Days traveling to and through 3 distinctly different African countries with a joined history. Senegal, The Gambia, and Mali are the three strongholds of the Mandinka/Mandingo/Malinke people. Their history rivals that of any nation on Earth. As the richest Nation in the World, during the times of the great emperor Mansa Musa, The Mandikna Empire changed the face of the world and Africa through trade and the spread of Islam.

Learn about this fabled culture and see how they have maintained their culture despite the influence of outside language and religion

Senegal and The Gambia have an interesting relationship as The Gambia is completely surrounded by Senegal except for its coastline. Senegal too, is divided in half by The Gambia with the exception of its furthest Eastern parts that curve around The Gambia and The Gambia River.

Despite being literally interlocked, these two countries sharing the same people, culture, and customs are distinctly different. The Gambia being English speaking and Senegal being French speaking in addition to lingering colonial connections have complicated the sense of identity for people who are otherwise the same.

To be one of Africa's smallest countries, The Gambia offers a little of everything in close proximity.

For nature lovers, The Gambia offers, countless safaris, nature reserves, as well as a breathtaking coastline overlooking the Atlantic. For those looking for history, The Gambia is home to the fabled, Mandinka, Fula, Jola, Serer, and Wolof ethnic groups. Each has its own amazing history and culture. Upriver, The history of Kunta Kente island gives an insight into how slavery interrupted the greatness that pervaded the area before its arrival.

The Gambia is one of the best values for those looking for the safest, easiest way to see Africa.

Senegal is one of West Africa's brightest gems. Home to some of Africa's brightest artists and intellects, Senegal does not disappoint. The food, culture, and music are bright and vibrant just like the people.

Senegal is home to Le Renaissance Africaine, the largest sculpture in West Africa. At 49 meters tall, this iconic man, woman and child overlooking the Atlantic represent the new African Renaissance being ushered in.

Even if you had a whole lifetime, you could never see all of Senegal. Despite that, our 7 day tour will at least give you a fair sample of what Senegal has to offer.

Ethiopia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe may seem to be unrelated, but the history of the world and civilization would be non-existent without the history of these three nation.

The earliest human remains are found in these three nations giving us an insight into how civilizations have evolved into the many nations that exist today.

Ethiopia is one of the world's oldest nations, South Africa is one of Africa's most developed, and Zimbabwe, one of the most dynamic.

We will explore the history, culture, and attractions of these 3 African Powerhouses.

Ethiopia is one of the world's oldest and most storied nations dating back to 980 BC. It is one of the few nations poccesing its own, alphabet, calendar, and time system.

Home to intricate stone carved Churches, and some of the world's oldest mosques, It is considered a holy nation being one of the few nations mentioned in The Torah, Bible and Quran.

It is also viewed as the Mecca of Rastafarians.

During this 7 Day tour, we will explore the rich history and culture of this nation.

The Caribbean is one of the most frequented tourist destination in the world with good reason. Crystal blue waters, rolling hills and, sandy beaches create a perfect backdrop for relieving life's stress.

Populated with a diverse culture of African people, visiting the Caribbean is a great way to prepare you for travel to The African Continent as the cultural similarities are undeniable.

Cruises and Land Tours are available

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As the saying goes, "All play and no work makes Kwame a bad boy..."

Our trips are designed to give you an opportunity to understand the diversity of the African Diaspora through tourism.

This trip to Haiti and The Dominican Republic is a service trip where our intention is to give back through service, working with local grassroots organizations that are making an impact on the ground.

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