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Angola

Iona Biosphere, Southern Angola

Nestled within the world’s oldest desert, the Namib, this extraordinary ecosystem is part of a trans-frontier conservation area stretching northward from Namibia’s Skeleton Coast. It forms one of Africa’s most biodiverse wilderness areas and greatest hidden treasures.

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Angola's Atlantic Desert Coastline

Travel to one of the most spectacular and untouched wilderness areas in Africa

Explore Angola’s remote skeleton coastline

Experience an area of rich terrestrial and marine biodiversity

Discover Oryx, Hartmann’s zebra, springbok, ostrich, and cheetah

In a world where we believe there is nothing left to discover…there is still so much to explore

There are some places that exist beyond the bounds of time, where people and nature dance to ancient and primordial rhythms. They remind us of different kind of existence—one where nature reigns supreme, and the burdens of modern life are all but a distant murmur.

Iona Biosphere

Iona National Park and its surrounding landscapes are a testament to the region’s ecological and cultural richness. With remarkable onshore and offshore ecosystems and exceptional levels of endemism, the area is home to reptile, plant, and bird species found nowhere else on Earth.

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Our private wild camps are set up to immerse you deeply in the rhythms of island life.

Our Bedouin-style camps includes small cotton canvas tents, which are fully equipped for sleeping, a private outdoor washroom, and an area for relaxation set up in a style traditional to the area or region you are visiting. We take great care to source camp materials locally, including rugs, textiles and other handicrafts which add a unique local flare to each of our camps.

All Röam expeditions are bespoke and customized to our guests needs and travel preferences.

Prices are dependent on the itinerary, duration, and number of travelers. In order to minimize our social and environmental impact and to ensure an authentic and immersive experience, we take a maximum of 10 people per private group.

Röam itineraries generally range from one - two weeks in length, but we tailor each and every trip to our travelers’ interests.

This means that exact trip length can and will vary depending on how you would like to build your trip.

While each of our destinations are different, we will advise you on the ideal time to travel when you inquire about a particular itinerary or place.

We only plan our expeditions during periods which are comfortable for travel, avoiding times in which extreme weather or conditions may be encountered.

We help to arrange all aspects of your trip from the moment you arrive in one of our destinations.

This includes local transportation, assistance with internal flight bookings, any local hotel arrangements required as you enter or leave the destination country, assistance with the visa process, and other travel advise relevant to each destination. All Röam expeditions are coordinated by an expedition leader, who ensures the comfort of our travelers and always works closely with our local teams.

We take our travelers safety and security very seriously, taking great care to understand local dynamics and realities on the ground before we begin running our trips, as well as monitoring any changing dynamics and being fully prepared to deal with emergencies that arise.

While we strive to create enjoyable and seamless experiences, all Röam destinations are remote and this means that there may be certain factors beyond our control, even with the most careful of travel planning.  We ask that you bear this reality in mind and maintain flexibility and understanding when planning your travel with us.

During Röam expeditions you will stay in one of our private wild camps, which are set up on an exclusive-use basis for our guests. Our wild camps are mobile, typically moving every few nights to allow travelers to explore the farthest reaches of each destination.

Our Bedouin-style camps includes small cotton canvas tents, which are fully equipped for sleeping, a private outdoor washroom, and an area for relaxation set up in a style traditional to the area or region you are visiting. We take great care to source camp materials locally, including rugs, textiles and other handicrafts which add a unique local flare to each of our camps.

All Röam expeditions are bespoke and customized to our guests needs and travel preferences.

Prices are dependent on the itinerary, duration, and number of travelers. In order to minimize our social and environmental impact and to ensure an authentic and immersive experience, we take a maximum of 10 people per private group.

Röam itineraries generally range from one - two weeks in length, but we tailor each and every trip to our travelers’ interests.

This means that exact trip length can and will vary depending on how you would like to build your trip.

While each of our destinations are different, we will advise you on the ideal time to travel when you inquire about a particular itinerary or place.

We only plan our expeditions during periods which are comfortable for travel, avoiding times in which extreme weather or conditions may be encountered.

We help to arrange all aspects of your trip from the moment you arrive in one of our destinations.

This includes local transportation, assistance with internal flight bookings, any local hotel arrangements required as you enter or leave the destination country, assistance with the visa process, and other travel advise relevant to each destination. All Röam expeditions are coordinated by an expedition leader, who ensures the comfort of our travelers and always works closely with our local teams.

We take our travelers safety and security very seriously, taking great care to understand local dynamics and realities on the ground before we begin running our trips, as well as monitoring any changing dynamics and being fully prepared to deal with emergencies that arise.

While we strive to create enjoyable and seamless experiences, all Röam destinations are remote and this means that there may be certain factors beyond our control, even with the most careful of travel planning.  We ask that you bear this reality in mind and maintain flexibility and understanding when planning your travel with us.

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Angola, Southwest Africa

Discover the Tadrart Rouge, Algeria

Venture into one of Algeria’s most remote regions, the Tadrart Rouge. Led by local Tuareg guides, discover a place abounding with ancient rock art and natural history, steeped in Tuareg culture and set against one of the most dramatic desert landscapes in the world.

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Discover Socotra, Yemen

Explore the farthest reaches of Socotra, one of the most enchanting islands in the world, and venture to Socotra’s outer islands where you will experience one of the most untouched and biodiverse marine ecosystems on earth.

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Discover Eritrea

Eritrea feels like a hidden world, a place behind a secret door. From the outside, it is almost invisible, but stepping inside reveals a mosaic of histories, cultures and landscapes that exist beyond the rush of time.

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Discover Southern Angola

Explore Angola’s dramatic southwest. Punctuated by a stunning desert coastline, bound by the fertile Cunene and Curaco rivers, and home to one of Africa’s most spectacular and untouched wilderness areas, this region boasts a richness of marine and terrestrial biodiversity that is unparalleled. Angola itineraries will be offered starting in 2023

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