10 Things You Need to Know About Traveling During the Pandemic
So what’s it like really like traveling during the pandemic? We’re not going to sugar coat it, traveling during the pandemic can be complicated. It...
Nurturing Minds: Empowering and Educating Women and Girls in Tanzania
We believe in a lot of things, but something exceptionally important to us here at Extraordinary Journeys is empowering and educating women and children—after...
Why We Love The Nature Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy is up to some incredible work in Africa. Their vision is rooted in Africa’s people and their conservation approach focuses on working...
Introducing: #ExtraordinaryGives featuring African Parks in Rwanda’s Akagera National Park
2021, what a year… and today we’re launching our ExtraordinaryGives campaign! Tis’ the season for making donations, so we thought we’d spend...
The Extraordinary Kigali City Guide
here to ensure that doesn’t happen. Kigali is vibrant. It’s full of life. It’s brimming with entrepreneurs, delicious food, luxury hotels, culture, art,...
Where to travel during the holidays this year
Don't feel like staying home for the holidays? For many travelers, the 2020 holiday season was a bust. This year it doesn't have to be that way. Let our team...
Six Places to Travel in 2022: Where to Travel During the Pandemic
Right now, travel might seem a little complicated—but things are looking up and as we move into 2022. Here's where we're traveling next year.
Do You Love Conservation? You Need to Monitor a Rhino on Safari
Passionate about rhino conservation? Darting, tagging, and monitoring helps protect rhinos from poaching. Participate hands-on in their conservation on your...
Gorilla Trekking…in the Congo
Find out how to have the ultimate gorilla trekking experience in the Congo, one of the most off the beaten path and remote destinations to encounter lowland...
Madagascar: A World Apart
Jenny Salentine, EJ veteran and travel specialist, got to know the beauty and quirks of Madagascar firsthand on her latest trip. Here’s what she had to say...