In recent years, Eritrea has sometimes drawn comparisons to North Korea in Africa, but this analogy falls short. While Eritrea's political freedoms have waned since its independence, this resilient nation has much more to offer than its current isolationist leadership. Its allure lies in the captivating blend of colonial architecture and cultural heritage in Asmara, juxtaposed with the unique ambiance of Keren, which now exhibits more Sudanese influence than Italian.

Massawa, with its strategic location along the Red Sea, represents Eritrea's potential future. Despite the challenges posed by stifling humidity and a sense of languid decay, Massawa is a city in transition, reflecting the aspirations of Eritreans who yearn for change while holding deep respect for the heroes of the War of Independence. The official end of the conflict, thanks to a process of reconciliation with Ethiopia, marks a significant turning point.

We offer comprehensive tours in Eritrea and provide opportunities for travelers to explore this proud, resilient, and historically rich nation. Our itineraries can also be combined with visits to neighboring countries in the Horn of Africa, allowing travelers to delve deeper into this region's cultural tapestry.

Asmara, in addition to being an exceptional example of well-preserved Art Deco architecture, stands out as one of the world's most intriguing destinations. The Dahlak Islands beckon with their pristine diving spots and vibrant marine life, while the Red Sea towns like Massawa offer a glimpse into a heritage shaped by the Ottomans.