And so our mission is simple

To harness the power of Nomad to create life-enhancing opportunities.

Whether inspiring dynamic careers or supporting local suppliers, using our camps for medical outreach to funding free school meals, we know our business has the power to improve lives.

This ethos runs through every arm of the company, every detail and decision feeds into our positive cycle of empowerment and opportunity.

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Lifelong Learning & Growth

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Investing in education

222,946 meals provided across remote Tanzania

Our meal-a-day programme has grown again in 2025 as we expand into new areas and schools.
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INVESTING IN EDUCATION

Jacky's journey from Kisaki to conservation

Jacky comes from a village on the edge of Nyerere National Park in Morogoro. Driven by a passion for change, Jacky pursued opportunities in conservation and was introduced to us.
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Investing in education

Bridging the supply gap

Every year we embark on a mission to bring school supplies into remote areas with our Nomad Trunks - filled with school essentials. Last year, we delivered over 300 items including sports equipment, pens and pencils.

Creating Career Paths

181 training days for our rookie guides

Our Rookie Guide programme allows junior guides to shadow and learn from our Northern Guides.
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Investing in education

Empowering young minds in Katavi

Sitalike is a small, remote town on the outskirts of Katavi National Park. As part of our female empowerment programmes we embarked on this long journey west to facilitate educational session in the Primary and Secondary schools. Over a few days in collaboration with our partner, Elle Peut Naidim, we engaged with 460 girls to discuss important topics such as menstrual health, hygiene and child rights.

Investing in education

Specialist training for Nomad Guides

Seventeen Nomad guides and scouts took of into the Tarangire bush for a specialist rifle training programme.

Investing in education

Experience on the job

During the last season, we were delighted to welcome fourteen interns into Nomad camps to gain experience in front of house, waiting and housekeeping.

Health & Wellbeing

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BEDS FOR MEDS

Beyond the safari route 

Where safari logistics brings vital medical care to Tanzania’s most remote children – think of it as the ultimate house call. Last year, we managed to see over 7,500 individuals across our medical specialisms.

Beds for Meds

Making the world a brighter place

Mama Selena's eyesight was failing and she could no longer read words on a page nor read the Bible in church. She received help from a Nomad organised medical outreach clinic and was prescribed glasses. She was liberated and the world is now quite literally, a brighter place.
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Making Nomad the ultimate workplace

Medical insurance for Nomad team and their family

The Nomad crew are our biggest asset. For our camp staff and guides we pick up the tab for their medical insurance. This covers them and five member of their family, even for pre-existing conditions. This is a worthwhile investment that brings our people peace of mind, all under one policy.

Making Nomad the ultimate workplace

Keeping it local

70% of Nomad camp teams are recruited from local communities surrounding the camps.

Conservation & Environment

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Supporting conservation partners

Spotlight on Lion Landscapes

In Ruaha we team up with our project partners, Lion Landscapes, to work with communities to craft evidence based strategies that protect carnivores while honouring the complex realities of human-wildlife coexistence.
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Sharing our love of the natural world

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Getting children from human-wildlife conflict zones into camp and out on safari gives them the opportunity to enjoy wildlife in its natural habitat in a positive and constructive way. Last year 154 local students joined us at Lamai, Sand Rivers and Chada.

Sharing our love of the natural world

On a mission to combat invasive species

This is Laraposho, a Nomad scholarship recipient. He is putting his degree in Geographical Informations Systems to critical use researching the growing threat of invasive species in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA).

Conservation driven by tourism

50 watchtowers built to bring harmony between elephants and farmers

Along the edge of Tarangire, where rich farmland meets elephant migration routes, a simple but vital innovation is helping community and conservation efforts.
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Sharing our love of the natural world

Bringing conservation to life

This is a new addition to our project efforts that transforms conservation challenges into community solutions through the power of performance. Working with a local theatre group, SEKA, we have performed to over 3,000 people across four remote villages near Tarangire and Serengeti National Parks. From school children to elders, the plays sparked laughter, learning, and lively discussion. Theatre becomes a bridge between conservation and community, helping people understand that humans and biodiversity can coexist, and that protecting the environment is everyone's story to tell.
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We strive to create opportunity at every corner - using people resources, camp logisitics and the camps themselves to help facilitate the projects and initiatives we support. 

But of course we could always do more and you could be involved. 

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Reviews

15.02.2026

C. Hammond

Review for lamai

Incredible Nomad Lamai Experience

Our stay with Nomad Lamai was absolutely incredible. The experience, the service, and the flexibility were all bar none- and learning as we went how much they invest in and utilize local communities continually reinforced our decision. The location and animals are the best you can find- and it was...

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Camps visited:
Lamai, Serengeti Entamanu Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro

15.02.2026

S. Casey & D. Parry

Review for serengeti safari camp

Perfect Camp Experience

Everything about this camp was perfect. We were comfortable and well cared for. The camp blends perfectly i to the natural setting so we really felt we were right in the middle of it all. Our guide was wonderful and took great care of us. The food was amazing and the staff was welcoming and warm.

Camps visited:
Kuro, Tarangire Serengeti Safari Camp, Serengeti

15.02.2026

T. Shillington

Review for entamanu

Magic Experience

A magic experience in a wonderful country whilst being looked after by a wonderful team

Camps visited:
Entamanu Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Serengeti Safari Camp, Serengeti

14.02.2026

A. Mitchell

Review for kigelia

Truly Magical Experience

I would highly recommend this camp, the outstanding staff, wildlife and setting, creates a truly magical experience

Camps visited:
Kigelia, Ruaha Sand Rivers, Nyerere

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