DID YOU KNOW THAT…

About Kendwa & Nungwi

Nungwi village is famous for its Dhow, a traditional East African sailboat building. Dhow were originally introduced likely from Yemen hundreds of years ago.

Kendwa Beach is one of the top three most beautiful beaches in Zanzibar and it’s recognized for the amazing sundowners over the Indian Ocean.

Mnemba Atoll is a private island (does the name Bill Gates ring a bell?) which is surrounded by a vast coral reef. Listed as a marine reserve is great for diving and snorkeling, but you are not allowed to go on shore.

GOOD TO KNOW

Tips for you

The Northern beaches like Kendwa and Nungwi see little tide changes throughout the day so both places are the best to enjoy all day swimming.

It takes 2 hours boat trip to get to Mnemba atoll from Kendwa, bring tons of sunscreen.

Be aware of beach boys/maasai selling cruise packages on the beach. They can be cheaper but safety is more important than money!

MAKING WAVES

Immersive 360°/VR storytelling on aquaculture innovators

This 360°/VR video is an immersive storytelling experience featuring innovators in Tanzania who are driving social, economic, and environmental change through aquaculture innovations.
Produced by design agency SecondMuse in partnership with Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade the making of involved also drones, a storytelling technologist and an underwater videographer.
SeaPoWer, is one of the 3 project that supports a community of women farmers who are building tubular nets so they can grow high-value seaweed in deep water.

The ability of 360°/VR technologies to transport and immerse the viewer in footage has exciting potential for social impact storytelling.

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Playful Eindhoven

by Linda Covino

Quando mia sorella mi ha detto che si sarebbe trasferita ad Eindhoven per lavoro, ho subito pensato al design e poi… buio totale.

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Preziosa Amazzonia

by Linda Covino

Quando per la prima volta ho visto dall’aereo le distese immense della Foresta Amazzonica Brasiliana mi sono resa veramente conto del perché venga chiamato il “polmone verde” del mondo.