Africa is the second largest continent, and each country tells its own story through a unique and breathtakingly beautiful landscape. A large part of Africa is desert land in the north and areas of dense rainforest found mainly in the south. Home to the Serengeti, Masai Mara, and many wild beasts, “Africa” makes you sigh in anticipation of a great time and journey to explore not only the treasures of the country, but also explore yourself. So why not treat yourself?
Kenya
No other country embodies the African image more than Kenya. This country, with its open plains of the Masai Mara and other areas such as Samburu, Meru, Nakuru, Lakiapia, Amnoseli, Mount Kenya, Mombasa and Lake Victoria, offers you a glimpse of wonderful landscapes and spectacular wildlife mixed with a rich cultural heritage.
Botswana
Botswana is a year-round destination for those seeking African adventure. Kalahari, Linyanti, Savute, Makgadikgadi, Okavango, and Selinda make up the list of must-see places in Botswana. Explore the fascinating landscapes and animal life of Botswana through the best way, safaris!
Mozambique
A beautiful coastline and warm waters draw you to the land of Mozambique. With its world-famous reefs, archipelagos teeming with marine life, and deep-sea diving and fishing paradises, it’s a temptation few can resist. Some of the safari destinations are the Niassa Reserves, home to the wild dog and sable antelopes, and the Gorgonza National Park, Gaza Gonarezhou, Kruger, Quirimbas and Pemba.
Namibia
Namibia is one of the favorite safari destinations in Africa. The pride of Namibia is Namib, the oldest desert in the world, some of the highest dunes in the world, Sossusvlei, the largest salt lake on the continent, Etosha and the second largest canyon in the world, Fish River. Wildlife includes the largest population of cheetahs, rhinos, and elephants, among others. Go on safaris to discover the charm of Namibia.
Malawi
A landlocked country, Malawi is bordered by a vast inland sea called Lake Malawi, home to more than 600 varieties of freshwater fish. Its other attractions are the Nyika Plateau, where you can enjoy horseback riding, and the beautiful Liwonde National Park. You can combine your trip to Malawi with a visit to South Luangwa in Zambia.
South Africa
South Africa is a fabulous developed country and has many world-class restaurants and accommodation facilities. South Africa is a beautiful region with the famous Kruger National Park and the impressive Drakensburg Mountains. There are famous game reserves that you can visit in South Africa, such as Tswalu, Timbavati, Madikwe, Bushman’s Kloof, Sabi Sand, and Grootbos, which have some of the best safari lodges in the country.
Zimbabwe
Home to the world famous Victoria Falls and fascinating Great Zimbabwe, a 13th century walled city. Although there are political unrest, you can visit the country, but it is advisable to be careful. In areas like Lake Kariba, Mana Pools, and Hwange, there is plenty of wildlife and scenic beauty to enjoy. The must-sees are the Gonarezhou National Park and the Chilojo Cliffs.
Rwanda
The mountain gorillas of the Virunga Mountains are a major attraction in Rwanda. Famous in Rwanda are the Golden Monkeys, the Genocide Memorial and Museum, and the Dian Fossey Memorial and Research Center.
Tanzania
This vast country has some of the top tourist attractions in Africa. The Serengeti, Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, Selous Park, Ngorongoro, the spice islands of Zanzibar and Pemba. Ruaha National Park and the Selous Game Reserve are lesser known wildlife sanctuaries, but no less impressive. The Gombe Stream NP and the Mahale Mountains, located on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, are habitats for chimpanzees. Tanzania has a lot to offer, so why not take it on?
Uganda
Described as “The Pearl of Africa”, Uganda is a picturesque country. There are three main mountainous regions, namely the Rwenzoris, Virunga and Mount Elgon volcanoes. The Nile River begins its journey from Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa. There is also the Great Rift Valley, Lake Edwards, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Lake George. It is in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest where endangered mountain gorillas and chimpanzees can be found. So plan a visit!
Zambia
If you want to discover “the real Africa”, head to Zambia and enjoy some old school safaris. Some famous and must-see parts of Zambia are South Luangwa NP, North Luangwa, Lochinvar, Liuwa Plains, Kafue, Kasanka, Lower Zambezi, and Bangweulu Swamps. Zambia is the land of African walking safaris and night tours, so go ahead and enjoy.
