"Of all our Africa experiences, one of our major expeditions was the descent of the Omo River, following the route of Vittorio Bottego's 1895 adventure in Ethiopia. We traveled the same route during the years of the Mengistu regime and although the country had hard and severe rules at the time, the ministries and the local government offices helped us in our exploration, giving us the opportunity to achieve our dream!"

At the time, no one knew about the tribes with the lip-plates and the wildest and richest natural reserve of crocodiles where the Mursi people live. Just after that, we explored the most western region of Ethiopia on foot, climbing mountains and crossing rivers to reach the Surma tribes. Ethiopia has since rebuilt it's tourist industry and we would like thank NTO, The Ethiopia Government, Ethiopian Airlines in Milano and Addis Ababa for all their support through the many years we took groups along these routes.

These were still the years of great adventures: in the 70's in the southern corner of Sudan with the Nubas, living in Bamako among the Dogon, and the heart of Nigeria gave us deep experiences of Black African Life, their power and their beliefs, their culture and their hopes. Together with the African Continent we have experienced a life so very different from the European and American one.

Mr Oscar Perrotti, a very adventurous Italian dentist with a great love of movies, followed us on many of our adventures and produced a great number of documentaries which have been repeatedly broadcast on many television channels around the world. We gave him and his wife, Carla Perrotti, the logistical support for the long and difficult overland crossing of the  Off Limits-Sector of the Kalahari Desert and many other deserts in the world.

These adventures have provided us with the experience necessary to provide our customers the strength and confidence they need to travel in Africa.

Since then, our work has been refined, and has now expanded to provide  the most luxurious trips in the wildest areas.  The most important factor in traveling in Africa is that, because there is so much variety, any travel experience has to be tailored to each persons needs and requirements.

In the 90's Africa is no longer a mysterious land, but to many people it is still has a very "wild" image":  Through our experience, we will alleviate those fears; we want to make these people's dreams come true - our experience means that guests to Africa no longer have to learn the hard way.

Come and feel the free spirit of Africa!