Spice Island Flavours
Walk through plantations where cloves, cinnamon and vanilla grow. Learn Swahili cooking from a local mama in her home kitchen. Taste Zanzibar pizza and urojo soup at the Forodhani night market by the sea.

Zanzibar spice plantations, Ethiopian coffee ceremonies, Moroccan tagine cooking classes, Ghanaian jollof rice, Cape Town's world-class restaurants and Swahili coastal cuisine. Taste Africa through its markets, its kitchens and the family tables where food becomes story.
There is no more universal human experience than sharing food. In Africa, a meal is rarely just a meal. It is a story — of spices that arrived on monsoon winds, of crops that sustained communities for millennia, of grandmothers whose recipes have been passed down through generations. Eating your way through Africa is a journey into its history, its geography and the warmth of its people.
Our food experiences range from the humble — a street-side coffee ceremony in Addis Ababa, a beachside grill in Zanzibar — to the refined — a twelve-course tasting menu in Cape Town, a private dinner in a Moroccan riad. What unites them is authenticity and the understanding that food, more than any other experience, connects you to the people who make it.
Six destinations, six distinct cuisines, one unforgettable food journey.
Walk through plantations where cloves, cinnamon and vanilla grow. Learn Swahili cooking from a local mama in her home kitchen. Taste Zanzibar pizza and urojo soup at the Forodhani night market by the sea.
The Ethiopian coffee ceremony — roasting, grinding and brewing in a clay jebena — is one of Africa's most beautiful rituals. Pair it with injera and wat, the soul food of the highlands, in Addis Ababa's best restaurants.
Learn to make tagine, couscous and pastilla from a dada in Marrakech or Fes. Shop the spice souks for saffron and ras el hanout, then cook what you bought in a beautiful riad kitchen.
Taste your way through Accra's legendary food scene — smoky jollof rice, crispy fried plantains, grilled tilapia and the famous kelewele from street-side vendors that define West African street food.
One of the world's great food cities. Tasting menus at La Colombe and FYN. Cape Malay heritage cooking in Bo-Kaap. Wine pairing in Franschhoek with vineyard views across the valley.
Coconut-rich curries, cardamom-scented biryani and grilled seafood on the beach. The Indian Ocean coast offers one of Africa's most distinctive and delicious culinary traditions.
Zanzibar's spice tours take you through plantations of cloves, cinnamon and vanilla, followed by Swahili cooking lessons. Ethiopia's coffee ceremony is one of Africa's most beautiful rituals. Morocco offers tagine cooking classes with traditional dadas. Ghana introduces jollof rice and kelewele. Cape Town is one of the world's great food cities with tasting menus and Cape Malay heritage cooking. The Swahili coast delivers coconut-rich curries and biryani fragrant with cardamom.
Yes. Many safari lodges offer cooking experiences as part of your stay, and we arrange dedicated culinary excursions. Swahili home cooking with a Zanzibari mama, Moroccan tagine workshops in a riad kitchen, and Ethiopian coffee ceremonies are all easily woven into a broader safari or cultural itinerary. A cooking class typically lasts 2 to 3 hours and includes shopping at a local market before preparing the meal together.
Tell us the flavours that excite you and the kitchens you want to explore. We will shape a journey that tastes of Africa.
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