The cultural diversity of its peoples shapes the African continent. The Sahara Desert separates the Arab north from the countries of Central Africa, which are plagued by hunger and disasters, as well as the tourist strongholds in South Africa, Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya.
Between the north of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula lies the Red Sea. This inland sea is particularly known for its breathtaking underwater world in many Egyptian seaside resorts. Many tourists who want to spend a relaxing holiday in North Africa and switch off from everyday life dare to dive and look forward to unforgettable adventures below sea level. The water...
In northeast Africa lies the state of Ethiopia, which is the most populous landlocked country in the world with over 112 million inhabitants. Ethiopia is one of the highest countries in Africa. For this reason, there are often extensive high mountains to see here. In the north of Ethiopia lies the Simien National Park, which was founded in 1969. This 179 square...
The country of Ivory Coast is noticed by few travelers, although it has a lot to offer. They try to attract tourists to the country with the motto “Dream, sunbathe, swim, forget Europe for a moment and discover the deep black Africa”. Currently, however, very few guests come to Ivory Coast for a holiday, but the first tour operators have already...
Morocco The capital Rabat is a metropolis full of fascinating impressions. In many areas, Rabat is a vibrant city whose atmosphere is shaped by a diverse, colorful and modern society. But at every turn you come across the witnesses of a long and eventful history. The city’s location on the Atlantic Ocean, but not far from the Strait of Gibraltar and the...
Tanzania, the state in East Africa that became independent from the mandated power Great Britain in 1961, is the fifth largest country on the African continent. Climate and vegetation are tropical, the state is nestled between the Indian Ocean, volcanoes and high alpine terrain. Kibo, the highest mountain in Africa at 5,895 meters, which belongs to the Kilimanjaro...
If you dream of paradisiacal, white beaches and a turquoise blue shimmering sea, you will find the perfect destination on the exotic island. Mark Twain said: “First Mauritius was created, then paradise. But paradise was only a copy of Mauritius.” The island offers everything that belongs to an unforgettable beach holiday: first-class hotels, extensive...
Nestled in the northwestern Rif Mountains, the enchanting town of Chefchaouen is a dreamlike contrast to the typical Moroccan towns. While other cities in a dreary desert environment attract visitors with their colorful houses, colorful markets and a lively hustle and bustle, Chefchaouen presents itself as a small haven of peace in a uniquely beautiful mountain...
The Republic of Botswana, also spelled Botswana, is the area with the most elephants in Africa with about 100,000 animals. Despite a total area of 581,730 km², the probability of seeing a herd of elephants is high. In addition to these magnificent animals, giraffes, lions, jackals and warthogs, among others, call this republic home, as do 2.1 million inhabitants. Of...
Malawi is still rather unknown as a travel destination in our latitudes. But the East African Republic, which became independent from the United Kingdom in 1964 and borders the countries of Zambia, Mozambique and Tanzania , has a lot of wonderful nature and fascinating wildlife to offer. Those who do not shy away from the almost eleven-hour flight will be paid enough...
Algiers – The capital and namesake of Algeria is the center of the country with its almost 4 million inhabitants. Located directly on the Mediterranean Sea, the city has always played a leading role in the country’s economic development. The combination of French colonial style and oriental charm also makes Algiers very popular with tourists. How to get to...