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African Travel Guide
 Africa eco-tourism
When international delegates met in Quebec in May for the largest-ever gathering of players in the eco-tourism industry, Africa's representatives could hold their heads high. Although often critic...
[more information]- Botswana Travel Guide
Botswana will offer you a wildlife safari away from the crowds. A combination of camping in the Okavango Delta on one of the islands as well as on the fringes of the delta will afford you the en...
[more information]  Egypt eco-tourism
Towns and resorts such as Hurghada and Sharm el Sheikh are the major focus of investment, with both government and World Bank support, but mass tourism threatens to ruin Egypt's unique heritage...
[more information] Ghana eco-tourism
Eco-Tourism needn't only support leisure tourism. Voluteer researchers are playing an important role in eco-tourism projects throughout Africa. One beneficiary is the Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctu...
[more information]- Ghana Travel
Accra, the capitol of Ghana has managed to escape the overblown fate of many other world capitals. Though it was once a major center of the gold and slave trade for four different empires, its...
[more information]  Madagascar Travel
Situated off the southeast coast of Africa, Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world. It is separated from the coast of Africa by the Mozambique Channel, the shortest distance between...
[more information] Malawi Travel Guide
Malawi lies in the Great African Rift Valley system. Lake Malawi, 360 miles long and about 1, 500 ft above sea level, Lake Malawi is the county's centerpiece. Like an inland sea it has endless palm...
[more information] Morocco eco-tourism
Astounded by the biodiversity, in particular by the argan forest. The argan is an endemic tree which survives in an area which would otherwise be desert, providing a livelihood for the Berber peopl...
[more information]- Morocco Travel
Morocco is in many ways a country apart. It nestles on the northwestern tip of Africa, separated from the rest of the continent by the towering Atlas Mountains and by the Sahara itself. Its climate...
[more information]  Mozambique Guide
Maputo, the capital city, is situated on the south coast. It is gradually being rebuilt after years of war. Both it and Beira, Mozambique's second largest town, also located on the coast,
[more information] Namibia Travel Guide
Namibia's many parks and game reserves are of two basic types. Some, such as well-known Etosha National Park, are like most southern African parks focused primarily on wildlife. Others, including...
[more information] South Africa Guide
South Africa is one of the most geographically varied countries of the African continent, comprising territory that ranges from the rolling, fertile plains of the highveld and the wide open savanna...
[more information] Tanzania Travel Guide
Tanzania's habitats range from afro-alpine to semi-desert and offer excellent game viewing throughout the year as not all animals migrate and are year round residents. The astonishing diversity and...
[more information] Travel in All of Africa
Eco-Tourism: Africa Wide - The Best of the Rest provides a guide to the best eco-tourism companies and places such as Dibangombe Ranch, Adrere Amellal Desert Eco-lodge, Tumani Tenda and Loliondo...
[more information] Travel in Ivory Coast
One of the great misconceptions about travel in general is that you need to visit South America for authentic jungle. And one of the great travel myths about Africa in particular is that, broadly...
[more information] Zambia Travel Guide
Zambia is one of the most stable and strife free countries in Africa. There has never been a war here and the 73 tribes live in relative peace and harmony. The Wildlife is superb and some of the...
[more information] Zimbabwe Travel Guide
Zimbabwe's system of National Parks and Reserves is extensive, well-organized, and notable for the range of safari experiences that are available. Its parks cover a wide variety of environments an...
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