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Travelling to the Most Isolated Nation in Africa

An Eritrea Travel Vlog. Eritrea often gets called the "North Korea of Africa"—isolated, controlled, and stuck in time. But what we found was something far more complex. This vlog captures our journey through one of the world’s most closed-off countries, starting in Asmara, where Italian-era cafés, art deco buildings, and quiet, flower-lined streets make it feel like another decade entirely. We visited the chaotic Medebar Market, where scrap metal is turned into everything from chairs to wheelchairs. We walked through peaceful neighborhoods where churches and mosques sit side by side, and where worshippers gather under the open sky. At the Enda Mariam Church and Khulafa Al Rashidun Mosque, we saw how Eritrea blends faith, culture, and history in everyday life. We explored Asmara’s architecture, ate zigni with injera at local restaurants, and found espresso bars and gelato shops that wouldn’t feel out of place in Rome. We learned about Eritrea’s brutal 30-year war for independence, and saw the tank graveyard—now overgrown, but still filled with Soviet and American armor left behind from the fighting. Then we headed to Massawa and took a boat to the rarely visited Dahlak Archipelago. Dissei and Madote islands were completely untouched—just sea, coral, and silence. With no resorts or development, it's like stepping off the map. We camped overnight, ate fish caught that morning, and saw how little tourism has changed this part of the world. Back on the mainland, we walked through the ruins of Massawa’s Old Town, shaped by Ottoman and Italian rule, and scarred by war. The city holds deep memories, especially from Operation Fenkil in 1990, where a small Eritrean force took back the port against all odds. Our final days were spent drinking coffee, touring Asmara’s art deco landmarks, and getting a glimpse of everyday life—one without smartphones or constant internet, where people still talk face-to-face. Eritrea isn’t easy to get to, and travel there comes with limitations, but what we found wasn’t fear—it was resilience, pride, and an unexpected warmth. This trip challenged our expectations in every way. Trip organized by ‪@onestep4ward‬ . Subscribe for travel inspiration videos and travel guides! Inspired by Touropia, expedia, Wolters World, Beautiful Destinations, MojoTravels & Tourradar. Inspired by What is ERITREA? 🇪🇷 The Italy of Africa? Inspired by Beautiful country with lots of Restrictions — No Internet! | Asmara, Eritrea Vlog Inspired by Eritrea, Africa: Where Time Stands Still | No Internet, No Electricity, No Tourists Inspired by Visiting Africa’s Most Isolated Country 🇪🇷 the Italy of Africa Inspired by Inside The "North Korea" of Africa 🇪🇷: How It Really Is