Travel, reimagined as a camp-style escape — come for the sunshine, leave with stories that stay.
ABOUT US
Camp Afro began with a simple idea: to make space for people to feel alive again — to breathe, to move, to meet, to try new things for the first time.
Designed as a modern camp-style retreat, we bring travellers from across cultures and continents together to explore remarkable destinations across Africa — beginning with Zanzibar, Tanzania, an island celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant soul.
When curiosity meets freedom and joy finds community, each day unfolds as a journey filled with meaning and belonging.
What emerges is something rare — strangers who become lifelong friends, and memories that linger long after the trip ends.
Designed as a modern camp-style retreat, we bring travellers from across cultures and continents together to explore remarkable destinations across Africa — beginning with Zanzibar, Tanzania, an island celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant soul.
When curiosity meets freedom and joy finds community, each day unfolds as a journey filled with meaning and belonging.
What emerges is something rare — strangers who become lifelong friends, and memories that linger long after the trip ends.
OUR STORY
Camp Afro is built on four simple ideas — Joy, Freedom, Connection, and Discovery.
Joy reminds us that fun is the point, not the afterthought.
Freedom means moving at your own pace and following your flow.
Connection celebrates the shared moments that become lasting memories.
Discovery invites you to explore new places, skills, and perspectives.
Each pillar symbol is inspired by Adinkra — honoring West African visual language and its legacy of meaning.
Joy reminds us that fun is the point, not the afterthought.
Freedom means moving at your own pace and following your flow.
Connection celebrates the shared moments that become lasting memories.
Discovery invites you to explore new places, skills, and perspectives.
Each pillar symbol is inspired by Adinkra — honoring West African visual language and its legacy of meaning.
OUR PILLARS
