John Obey Beach, Sierra Leone October 2011 - June 2012
<b>Our mission is to build sustainable communities in amazing places that benefit…
The Beach: Our spectacular home on the Freetown Peninsula
John Obey Beach is situated 20 miles South of Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown. On…
The Local Story: A fishing village named after a shipwrecked slave trader
According to local residents a sail boat arrived in 1920 (date debated) with John…
The Basics: Eat, drink, sleep, wash & you know...
Life is simple but good at the beach - come expecting to be well fed and sleep in…
The Activities: Build, cook, swim, hike, fish, drum & more
Tribewanted is not structured volunteering. Nor is it beach resort tourism. It’s…
Tribewanted Sierra Leone’s Sustainable Seafood Policy
Tribewanted Sierra Leone has created a sustainable seafood policy to help preserve…
Sierra Leone: a new dawn in 'sweet salone'
'Sweet Salone' as Sierra Leone has become warmly known locally has not had it easy…
Travel Safety: why it's now safe to visit again
Although Sierra Leone is now safe destination, it is a very poor country. Fortunately…
Your Health: before you go & once you're there
"Before you go":http://www.myvaccs.com/country-vaccine-info/SierraLeone.aspx?PageID…
Beyond the Beach: Chimps, Pigmy Hippoes, Slave Forts & more
Check out the following for exploring Sierra Leone beyond John Obey: Brilliant…
Our Team: meet the people leading the tribe
For the first year of the project we will have a number of experts join us from Sierra…
Our Neighbours: introducing the local John Obey community
John Obey village has 372 residents and it's main source of income is from fishing…
Our Members: connect with the global Sierra Leone tribe
Our members are as diverse as we would like. There isn’t one type of person that…
Our Partners: the people & organisations making this possible
We are fortunte to be starting this new project with some great partners: Welcoming…
Our Values: the principles we'll build our community with
Tribewanted Sierra Leone's goal is sustainable development through community tourism…