Africa

The largest country in Africa, Mediterranean Sea beaches, rich history, culture of Tuaregs and Bedouines from deserts, volcanic and high even snowy mountains. Diverse fauna and flora, balnearic tourism in the hammams of thermal areas. The capital and largest city of Algeria is Algiers, country size 2.381.741 km², population of approx. 44 million. Religion vast majority Sunni Islam, official languages Arabic and Berber. French language is inherited from past French Colonial Empire.

A country full of natural and cultural wealth on the southwest coast of Africa. Atlantic Ocean coast, ex Portuguese colony, 18 provinces with diverse natural beauties like Calandula Falls (the second largest in Africa), ethnic tribes, developed cities and an offer of authentic travel experiences. Angola covers an area of 1.246.700 km², its population is some 26 million people and the capital city is Luanda. The official language is Portuguese.

West Africa's coastal country with developing tourism, rich traditional culture of many tribes, voodoo art, wildlife parks, historical trails in Ouidah, thematic museums and much more. The capital city is Porto-Novo, land area covered 114.763 km², population of some 12 million and French being the official language.

Enjoy wildlife safari from a horseback, active holiday, walking tours in Kalahari region with Bushmen tribes... Botswana calls itself one of the last great refuges for Nature’s magnificent pageantry of life. The capital and largest city is Gaborone, land size 581.730 km², population just more than 2 million people and the official language is Setswana and English too.

Land of welcome and traditions inland western Africa, a destination not to be missed with warm people to discover. See UNESCO site of Loropéni Ruins, the village of Tiébélé, meet the sacred crocodiles of Sabou... The capital and largest city of Burkina Faso is Ouagadougou, population estimated over 20 million people of diverse ethnic groups, land area 274.200 km² and among official languages French.

Tiny country in central Africa, once a kingdom reminded also by famous Royal Drummers of Burundi, land of Hutu and Tutsi tribes... Cultural visits, safaris, discovering natural beauties of Lake Tanganika or land's mountains. Land size is 27.834 km², population estimated above 11 million, the capital cities being Gitega and Bujumbura and official languages Kirundi as well as French and English.

Popular island tourist destination only 4 hours flight from Europe, 10 volcanic islands in Atlantic Ocean including Boa Vista, Sal and Santa Luzia. Portuguese and Cape Verdean Creole are the official languages, Praia is the capital and largest city, land size 4.033 km² and population around half a million people.

A country in central Africa, stretching from the west corner coast of the Gulf of Guinea to Lake Chad, Cameroon offers tourist relief, pleasant climate, fauna and flora, diverse people and traditions. This allowed to develop different types of tourism: seaside, mountain, congress and business, safari and hunting, eco-tourism and cultural tourism. Yaoundé is the capital city, land area 475.442 km², population approx 26,5 million of various ethnic groups, religion mostly Christian and among official languages both French and English.

Eight islands - including Tenerife, Gran Canaria - in the Atlantic Ocean belonging to Spain - most hours of sunlight in Europe, 3000 per year, mild climate year round. Discover their volcanic nature, relax on heavenly beaches, explore ancient forests, let your gaze soar out over dizzying cliffs and ravines... Welcoming all kinds of travellers including much LGBTI promotion. Being Spanish autonomous region The Canary Islands enjoy free movement of citizens within EU and the euro currency. The Islands cover land area of 7.493 km² and have population of more than 2 million. Islands' capitals are Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

In the heart of African continent, developing country with tourism potential in natural heritage and cultural wealth of local tribes yet not much uncovered. The capital of the country is Bangui, land area about 620.000 km² and population estimated of almost 5 million. Official languages are French and Sango.

Wild country of contrasts: Saraha desert, Chad lake, National park Zakouma with herds of elephants, lively capital N'Djamena with night life and atmosphere. Spectacular land inviting for authentic travel experience of the country and its people. The country covers an area of 1.284.000 km², population of some 16 million belonging to a great number of ethnic groups, official languages are Arabic and French.

A souvereign archipelago island nation in the Indian Ocean between Madagascar and Tanzanian coast. Wild forests, inviting beaches, diving sites, towns and the culture of local people to discover. Comprising of 4 major islands (one of them being Mayotte, ruled separately by French) cover an area of 1.660 km² - the third smallest African nation, population of approx. 800.000. The Union of the Comoros has three official languages – Comorian, Arabic and French. Its capital is Moroni of Grande Comore.

An elephant is the mascot of this developed oceanside country in the western Africa with big cities, seaside hotels and resorts, cultural heritage of people, arts and crafts and natural parks with spectacular animals and places. The capital is Yamoussoukro officially, but practically the largest city Abidjan; land area is 322.463 km², population estimated above 26 million people of different ethnics and religions; official language is French.

A dream land in the heart of Africa, one of the most biodiverse countries, the 2nd largest green lungs of the planet, rich tribal cultural heritage, arts, history, lively cities, business opportunities... A country actively preparing to welcome visitors. The second largest country on Africal continent with 2.345.409 km², population estimated more than 105 million, the capital and largest city being Kinshasa and French being the official language.

A destination in the heart of adventure, Djibeauty. A small country on the east coast of Africa, but with much to show the visitor: lively culture, sea and beaches for relax, nature and wildlife to explore, active holiday program, archaelogical discoveries, lunar landscapes, Lake Assal and much more. The capital and largest city is Djibouti, land size 23.200km², population almost 1 million of Somali and Afar ethnic groups. Official languages are French and Arabic.

Of the countries with longest tourist traditions, capital city Cairo, world famous pyramids, Nile River cruises, museums, arts, ancient history. Land area is 1.010.408 km², population above 101 million and the official language Arabic.

A small country in the Gulf of Guinea on the western coast of Africa with its capital Malabo located on Bioko island. The potential for tourism lies in seaside, cultural heritage, natural beauties, gastronomy and museums. The largest city is the port of Bata on mainland, land area of the country 28.050 km², population estimated to 1,5 million. Official languages in the country are Spanish, French, Portuguese and English is recognized too.

A country with long Red Sea coast in the northeastern part of Africa, rich mix of cultures, music, seaside tourism, diving, Italian influence. The largest and capital city is Asmara, country land area 117.600 km², population some 4-6 million and many languages used including Tigrinya (largest ethnic group), Arabic and English, none official.

The Kingdom of Eswatini, a royal experience, one of the world's top countries to visit for tourists. Though the smallest landlocked country in the Southern hemisphere it offers everything a traveller can desire - preserved nature and wildlife including the Big 5, traditional tribal culture, range of events, sports and adventures available, good infrastructure. The executive capital is Mbabane, legislative Lobamba and the largest city is Manzini. Land area 17.364 km², population just above 1 million, official languages Swazi and English. Formerly known as Swaziland.

The Land of Origins. Origin of humankind, of the Blue Nile, of coffee... Vast country in the eastern part of Africa with many different faces, cultures, landscapes, destinations to discover and experiences to live. The history of Ethiopia dates back some 3.000 years to the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon. Capital and the largest city is Addis Ababa, population estimated to some 118 million, land area 1.104.300 km². Majority of population is Christian, followed by Islam while still preserving some traditional faiths. There are more than 80 different ethnic groups, each with its own language; the national working language is Amharigna / Amharic, widely spoken are also Oromiffa, Tigrigna, Somali, Harari and Gurage. Ethiopias unique alphabet is known as Fidel.

Gabon, a country also called The second lung of the earth. A country with not yet very developed tourism, but with environmental diversity, offers unforgettable experiences for lovers of travel and discovery. In this country, located on the west coast of equatorial Africa, you will find beautiful beaches, rainforest, savanna... The main and largest city of Libreville with an area of 65 km² is located at the mouth of the Komo River in the Gulf of Guinea. Christianity is the majority religion of almost 76% of the population. There are more than 40 ethnic groups in Gabon, including the Fang, Myene, Punu, Nzebi, Teke, Meme, Kota, Akele, and the indigenous Bongo and Baka Pygmy peoples. The official language is French.

The Gambia, also called the smiling coast of Africa, is located on the north-west coast. Tourism is developing rapidly in Gambia and it is ready to show its beauties to travelers. Let yourself be tempted by the beautiful beaches with fine sand and coconut palms, the Gambia River National Park or the Nyassang Forest Park protected area with many chimpanzees. You can find entertainment and a busy life in seaside resorts. The capital is Banjul, but the largest cities in The Gambia are Serekunda and Brikama. The Gambia is a small country with an area of 10,689 km² and a population of 2.4 million, with numerous ethnic groups preserving their own language and traditions. The official language of the country is English. The majority ethnicity is Mandinka, followed by Fula, Wolof, Jola, Serahuli and others. The majority religion is Islam, which is followed by more than 96% of the population. Despite this fact, mixed families with different faiths are not exceptional either. The currency in Gambia is Dalasi (GMD) with a conversion of 1 EURO = 65.75 GMD.

Until its independence, Ghana was called the Gold Coast because it is rich in mineral resources such as gold, diamonds and others. Ghana has a tropical climate and abounds in a wide range of natural beauty and attractions, but has recently been a neglected tourist destination. There are 16 national parks and nature reserves, castles, lakes, waterfalls and beach resorts. Ghana is located on the west coast, north of the equator. It has an area of 238,535 km² and more than 32 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups and religions. Accra is the capital and largest city of Ghana. The official language is English. Ghana is a multi-ethnic country. The largest ethnicity is Akan, followed by Mole-Dagbon, Ewe, Ga-Adangbe, Gurma, Guan, Gurunsi, Mande and others. More than 71% of Ghanaians are Christians, less than 20% are Muslims, 9% are traditional ethnic beliefs and others.

Guinea is a beautiful West African country on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of Guinea. It has an area of ?245,857 km² and more than 13.5 million inhabitants. The capital is Conakry. Guinea is multi-ethnic, the most widespread ethnic group is Fula, followed by Mandinka, Susu, Kpelle, Kissi and others. The official language is French, but more than 24 indigenous languages are spoken here, the most widespread being Susu, Pular and Maninka. Almost 90% of the population are Muslims, only less than 7% are Christians, and only less than 3% of the population profess folk religions and others. The beautiful landscape attracts tourists with the beautiful green plateau of Fouta Djallon, Kinkin Falls and Bafara waterfalls, untouched nature in 2 reserves and national park.

Guinea-Bissau a small country with an area of 36 125 km² and 2 million inhabitants is located on the northwest coast of Africa. A real gem is the Arquipelago dos Bijagos archipelago with a lot of wildlife, birds, but also rare sea hippos that live in both salt and fresh water, mangroves. Like other African countries, Guinea-Bissau is multi-ethnic and multilingual. The most widespread ethnicity is Balanta and Fula, followed by Manjak, Mandinka, Papel and others. The official language is Portuguese, but it is actually spoken by only about 35% of the population. The inhabitants communicate in ethnic but also world languages - Guisea-Bissau Creole, English, French, Arabic, Balanta, Hassaniya Arabic, Jola-Fonyi, Mandinka and others.

Kenya, a country on the equator, offers amazing travel experiences. Beautiful and wild nature, national parks, many cultures, a beautiful coast washed by the Indian Ocean. Kenya is located on the east coast of Africa. It has an area of 580,367 km² and more than 55 million inhabitants. The official languages are English and Swahili. The country is multi-ethnic. The largest are Kikuyu, Luhya, Kalenjin, Luo, Kamba, Somali, Kisii, Miijikenda, Meru, Maasai and Turkana. More than 69 ethnic languages are spoken in Kenya - the most widespread are the Bantu branch and the Nilotic branch. The capital and largest city of Kenya is Nairobi with more than 4 million inhabitants.

The Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho, a picturesque mountainous landscape, offers unforgettable views of mountains, meadows, spectacular waterfalls. Thanks to its location, spread over the Maloti Mountains, it is also called the roof of southern Africa. The area of the country is 30,355 km²and it has 2.2 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city of the country is Maseru. The official languages are Sesotho and English. The vast majority of the population is Basotho (sometimes Sotho). More than 90% Christians, followed with more than 6% traditional local religions. There are only 3 countries in the world that are completely surrounded by another country, one of them is Lesotho, completely surrounded by the Republic of South Africa and access to the outside world depends on it. It offers tourists spectacular views of sandstone cliffs, basalt peaks, colorful spring meadows, waterfalls falling into canyons with beautiful clean rivers. In the winter months you will also experience snowfall and the low temperatures create amazing ice sculptures.

Liberia, a country on the northwest coast of Africa, the first African republic to declare its independence. The country has an area of 111,370 km² and more than 5 million inhabitants, including 16 indigenous ethnic minorities, which make up about 95% of the total population. The largest ethnic group is the Kpelle group, followed by Bassa, Mano, Gio and others. More than 86% of the population professes to Christianity, almost 12% to Islam. The capital and at the same time the largest city of Liberia is the city of Mongrovia. It is proud of its extraordinary biodiversity. One of the world's largest tropical ecosystems is located on its territory - the Upper Guinea Forest. There are rare species of animals here, but they are threatened by hunting, the forests are threatened by agricultural activity. On the coast you will find beautiful beaches, lagoons and mangrove swamps, inland forests transitioning to a plateau. However, the country is very poor, it was devastated by a civil war in the past, and the hopefully developing economy was stopped by the Ebola virus in 2014. In 2016, Liberia was declared a country without the occurrence of the virus.

Libya, a country in North Africa. Its neighbors are Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Niger, Chad and Sudan. It is the 4th largest country in Africa with an area of 1,759,540 km². It has 7 million inhabitants, of which 97% are Arab-Berber ethnic group and 99.7% of the population profess Islam. The official language is Arabic, the local languages are Libyan Arabic, Berber, Tamsheq, Teda and Italian. The location of the country in the middle of the African coast of the Mediterranean Sea made it a crossroads of trade routes. It was one of the rich countries with oil deposits, but the civil war decimated it. Libya is divided into 3 climatic zones - Mediterranean, located in the far north, practically only along the coast, desert, located in the south and covering most of the land, and the semi-desert area that stretches between them. Libya is not a typical holiday destination, but it offers a lot of interesting natural scenery, beaches and various non-traditional activities - traveling along the coast with a visit to villages, spending the night in the desert...

Madagascar is an island country in the Indian Ocean, about 400 km from the southeast coast of Africa across the Mozambique Channel. The total area of the country is 587,041 km² and has more than 28 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city is Antanarivo. The first inhabitants probably were Austronesian people who sailed to the island from present-day Indonesia. The official languages are Malagasy and French. More than 84% of the population are Christians, less than 5% follow traditional religion and 3% follow Islam. It is in Madagascar the main Malagasy ethnic group divided into 18 subgroups. The island is a sanctuary of fauna and flora. When the island broke away from the Indian subcontinent millions of years ago, the fauna and flora developed in isolation in their own way, so today it is home to an incredible number of endemic species - 7 types of baobabs, 19 thousand plants and more than 100 thousand animals. Madagascar is a place that every traveler should have on their bucket list.

Madeira is one of the two autonomous regions of Portugal. The Madeira archipelago consists of 3 islands - Madeira, Porto Santo and Desertas. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean about 520 km from Morocco and 500 km from Portugal. The total area is 801 km²and it has just under 251 thousand inhabitants. The capital and at the same time the largest city is Funchal. The official language is Portuguese. Madeira is also called the land of eternal spring - temperatures here are around 20 degrees Celsiuseven in winter. Enchanting nature, up to 80% of the island is a nature reserve, offers unforgettable experiences. Natural lakes, caves, waterfalls, the Laurisilva forest, listed as a UNESCO natural heritage site, is the largest preserved laurel forest, home to many endemic species. Many tourists come to Madeira to watch dolphins and whales, the braver ones can even swim. Great wine, beautiful places, friendly weather - that's Madeira.

Malawi is a landlocked country in Southeast Africa. Its neighbors are Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique. It covers 118,484 km² and has over 20 million inhabitants. The population consists of ethnic groups Chewa, Lomwe, Yao, Tumbuka, Sena, Mangana,Nyanja, Ngonde, Lambya, Sukwa. The official languages are English and Chichewa. Other languages spoken by local residents are Chinyanja, Chiyao, Chitumbuka. Most of the population, more than 80%, profess Christianity, less than 14% Islam, followed by traditional beliefs.Malawi is famous for Lake Malawi, which is the third largest lake and the second deepest in Africa. It covers 20% of the territory with an area of 29,600 km2. Lake Malawi is a national park that is home to more than 350 species of endemic fish species. Malawi has UNESCO-listed cultural heritage rock paintings in Chongoni and Lake Malawi. The beautiful golden beaches along the lake offer many activities such as snorkeling, diving, beach soccer and volleyball, kayaking, sailing...

Mali - an inland country of West Africa, an ancient crossroads of trade routes and the cradle of great empires. It has an area of 1,241,238 km² and its neighbors are Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Senegal and Mauritania. It has more than 21 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups, the largest being the Bambara (more than 36%) followed by the Fula, Voltaic, Songhai, Tuareg and Moor ethnic groups. The official language of Mali is French, but local residents speak ethnic languages such as Bambara, Mandinka and others.95% of the population are Muslims, the remaining 5% are made up of ethnic religions, Christians and atheists. The capital and largest city of the country is Bamako with more than 3 million inhabitants. Mali offers travelers a number of natural and cultural attractions. 2 important rivers flow through the country - Niger and Senegal. Mali has a rich fauna and flora. There are more than 138 species of mammals, 143 species of fish, 640 species of birds and almost 1739 species of trees. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites include: Old Town in Djenne - a city more than 2,000 years old,Timbuktu - the spiritual center of the spread of Islam, Tomb of Askia - a 17-meter-high building from 1495, Bandiagara Cliff - cliffs and monuments. The most interesting places in Mali are waterfalls - Gouina, Woroni, Farako, national parks and wetlands.

Mauritania, officially the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, is located in North-West Africa, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Its area is 1,030,000 km² and it has 4,614,974 inhabitants. The official language is Arabic and the only religion of the country is Sunni Islam.The largest ethnic group with up to 40% is the Haratin, followed by the Arab-Berber (Beidane) population of 30%, Halpulaar, Fulano, Mande and Wolof. The main and at the same time the largest city is Mouakchott. Mauritania was isolated from tourism for a long time, but it is currently experiencing a significant shift. Mauritania offers extraordinary travel experiences for experienced expedition travelers.

Mauritius - an island country, located in the Indian Ocean. It is about 2000 km away from the southeastern coast of Africa, east of the island of Madagascar. The area of Mauritius is 2,040 km² and it has 1.2 million inhabitants. Up to 67% Indians, 28% Creoles, 3% Chinese and 2% French live in the country. The predominant religion is Hinduism, followed by Christianity and Islam. Mauritius was named the most peaceful African country in 2019. Mauritius provides residents with free health care, education and public transport for students, seniors and the disabled. Mauritius is a popular holiday destination. The island is of volcanic origin and will enchant every visitor. Like Madagascar, although not to the same extent,due to its isolation it is home to many endemic species of plants and animals. The national parks and reserves of Mauritius offer extraordinary beauty. The beautiful ocean washes charming beaches with fine white sand, they are the right place for lovers of sunbathing, swimming, but also diving, windsurfing, kiting. Mauritius is the ideal destination for an unforgettable vacation.

Mayotte - the French overseas region is characterized by incredible beauty and fragrant plantations. It is located in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar. It consists of the main island of Grande Terre or Maore and the smaller island of Petite Terre or Pamanzi. The area of Mayotte is only 374 km² and it has less than 300 thousand inhabitants. The majority of the population is of Malagasy Mahoraj origin. The majority of the population are Sunni Muslims, Christians are in the minority. The official language is French, but the majority of the population understands Comorian. The Marine Natural Park of Mayotte abounds in rich underwater life and is a great attraction for lovers of diving. There are endemic species of plants and animals on the island. More than 100 km of hiking trails intersperse the beautiful wildlife, from which you can enjoy beautiful views, meet protected species such as the lemur, drongo or even admire the beauty of the Mayotte sunbird. The plantations where ylang-ylang are grown also rightfully deserve the attention of visitors. The island offers many other remarkable places such as the Coconi Botanical Garden with a lot of beautiful tropical greenery and coconut groves, Lake Karihani - a natural freshwater lake on the island with a lot of birds, Dziani Dzaha crater lake with enchanting emerald green water, mangrove swamps with a lot of molluscs and crustaceans. In the lagoon, you can admire Humpback whales that come to the lagoon to give birth and raise their young. You can swim with dolphins at Saziley Point. You can relax on the beaches with fine sand. Mayotte is a dream holiday paradise.

Morocco, officially the Kingdom of Morocco, is located on the northwest coast of Africa. It is washed by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The official languages are Arabic and Berber, and the official religion is Islam. Its area is 446,300 km2, or if the disputed territories are included, it is an area of 710,850 km². Of the total number of almost 37.9 million inhabitants, 67% are Arabs, 31% Berbers and 2% Sahrawis. The capital is Rabat with more than 600 thousand inhabitants. Morocco is a popular destination mainly for tourists from Europe. Popular tourist destinations are Casablanca, which is also the port of tourist cruise ships. It is also the main center of relaxation and has many beaches, seaside promenades and parks. Marrakesh, a captivating city at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. The city enchants visitors with its vibrant atmosphere, colors and captivating aromas wafting from the food stalls. Morocco has many monuments belonging to the world heritage of Unesco. Ksar in Ait-Ben-Hadou, the historical city of Meknes, the Volubilis archaeological site, the historical part (medina) in Teután, the historical part of the city of As-Sawíre, the Portuguese city of Mazagan, part of the city of Al-Jadida, the capital of Rabar, the historical part of Casablanca, historical center (medina) in the city of Fás and in Marrakesh. Among the natural beauties, you can admire the palm groves of Draa and Skoura, the dunes of Tinfou, Erg Lihoudi or Chegaga. Enjoy the beauty of the Fint mountain range or refresh yourself in the Mansour Eddahbi freshwater lake. The Dades gorges, the Akhima - Imssakh-Rabbi cave, the Oussikis valley or the Iriqui National Park will enchant you with their beauty. Morocco also offers many outdoor activities such as mountain biking, climbing Mount Toubkal - the highest mountain in North Africa, trekking in the Ait Bouguemez valley. Skiing lovers will also find something to do in Morocco.In the Michlifen resort, at an altitude of 2000 m, you will find 5 snow-covered slopes surrounded by cedar forests. Last but not least, it offers its visitors relaxation on beautiful beaches. There are beautiful beaches on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, both on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. They offer a lot of activities - from sweet nothing to do, through walks, enjoying the atmosphere from the back of a camel, riding scooters, sailing, kiting, windsurfing, parasailing. Morocco is a real holiday treat.

Mozambique is a country with beautiful beaches, coral reefs, rich culture and food. It is located on the southeast coast of Africa. It is washed by the azure blue Indian Ocean to the east, borders Tanzania to the north, Malawi and Zambia to the northwest, Zimbabwe to the west, and Eswatini and South Africa to the south. The area of Mozambique is 801,590 km² and it has more than 31.6 million inhabitants. The capital is Maputo. The most widespread ethnic group is Makua followed by Sena and Shona, Tsonga, Makonde, Yao,Swahili, Tonga, Chopi, Nguni / including Zulu. Bantu people make up 98% of the population, the rest are Mestico (people of mixed Bantu and Portuguese origin). The official language of the country is Portuguese, which is also the most widespread. The original languages of the Bantugroup differ. In the north of the country on the border with Tanzania you will speak Swahili, in the south Kimwani, Makonde, Makhuwa, Zao, Mwera, Nyanja and others. The most widespread religion is Christianity 59%, followed by the Muslim faith 19%, another religion professes 7%, mainly animism. Tourism is developed in Mozambique. Natural gems, a mix of traditional and modern culture, excellent food, national parks, savannahs, sandy beaches, an abundance of fauna and flora, all offer unforgettable experiences. Gorongosa National Park is located in the heart of Mozambique and due to its wide range of soils, the park hosts a variety of ecosystems. There are grasslands, savannahs, mountain forests, and rain forests. The park was destroyed in the civil war and the number of wild animals decreased by an incredible 90%. Thanks to a recovery plan, the population is recovering and you can find lions, buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, elk and a wide variety of birds. Other notable parks are Chimanim Ani National Park, Limpopo National Park includes the eleven Quirimbas Islands in addition to the mainland. Here you can see land animals such as leopard, hyena, wild dog or buffalo as well as sea animals such as shark, whale, dolphin, turtle and many birds. Zinave National Park stretches along the Sava River with a large population of predators such as cheetah, leopard, lion, hyena, crocodile, but also hippos, antelopes and many others. Niassa Reserve is one of the largest protected ecosystems. Bazaruto National Park consists of five islands and protects dolphins, sharks, turtles, rays, dugongs, many species of whales and birds. Visitors to Mozambique should definitely not miss out on learning about local traditions, culture, music and food. Last but not least, relaxation on the beautiful white sandy beaches with the beautifully sparkling azure Indian Ocean is a huge attraction for visitors. In addition to sunbathing and relaxing, you can also enjoy snorkeling, diving, swimming with sharks, dolphins, and turtles here. Mozambique is the ideal place to spend an unforgettable vacation.

Namibia - the land of infinity... endless peace of mind, endless space, endless adventures, endless natural encounters. It is located on the southwestern coast of Africa, the west of the country is washed by the Atlantic Ocean. Its neighbors are Angola to the north, South Africa to the south, Botswana to the east and Zambia to the northeast. The total area of the country is 824,292 km² and it has over 2 million inhabitants. The official language is English and local languages. Most residents (about 49% of households) speak Oshiwambo, followed by Khoekhoegowab, Afrikaans, Otijherero, Rukwangali. The most widespread religion is Christianity, which is practiced by 80-90% of the population and 10-20% of the population practices the indigenous religion. Namibia has 4 protected areas: Central Kalahari Reserve, Kgalagadi Park, Khutse Game Reserve, Tswalu Kalahari. The most attractive places for tourists in Namibia: The Kalahari Desert, its name is derived from the word Kgala, which means "great thirst" and is also referred to as the driest place in the world. Its orange sands contrasted with green bushes, trees and grassy areas teeming with life is a unique experience. Fish River Canyon is the largest canyon in Africa and the second largest canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon), Damaraland & Kaokoland unique and fascinating with grassy plains, rocky mountains, the largest population of desert-adapted elephants, rhinos, lions, oryx and hundreds of species of birds. It is also home to the UNESCO World Heritage site Twyfwelfontein which means "fountain of doubt" and is the name of a valley in Damara. There are glass paintings and engravings - petroglyphs that are 1,000 - 10,000 years old. The carvings can only be visited with a local guide. The Namib - Naukluft Park is one of the largest protected areas in the world. Enchanting endless sea of orange dunes, silence where you can only hear the gentle breeze, the area is dotted with preserved dinosaur footprints. Etosha National Park is one of the largest national parks in Africa and the most desirable destination in Namibia. Here you will find 114 species of mammals, 400 species of birds and reptiles. In addition, you can see both black and white rhinoceros and the endemic black-faced impala. Skeleton Coast Park stretches along the coast of northwestern Namibia. It has one of the most inaccessible shores, a remote place with the skeletons of shipwrecks, whales and seals, which the locals also call "The Land that God Created in Anger". Namibia is a magical country, full of contrasts and wondrous beauty that offers its visitors unforgettable experiencesand should be on every traveler's bucket list.

Niger, a landlocked country south of the Sahara and in the central part of the Sahel, on the border between Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa. Its neighbors are Algeria, Libya, Nigeria, Mali, Chad, Benin and Burkina Faso. The Niger River, which gave the country its name,is also the only permanent river. The country with an area of 1,267 km² is located mostly on plateaus. More than 24 million people of different tribes live here, the most numerous are Hausa, Zarma-Songhay, Tuareg and Fulani, while the majority of the population lives in rural settlements. The official language is French, but the local population communicates in their own languages such as Hausa, Kanuri, Zarma, Songhai, Arabic, Buduma, Fulfulde, Gourmanche, Tamasheq, Tassawaq and Tebu. More than 99% of the population professes the Islamic faith. The main and at the same time the largest and most populated city is Niamey. Niamey is a modern city that is the administrative, economic and cultural center of the country. It is located in the southwestern part and stretches along the Niger River. The country has a lot to offer its visitors. In the capital, there are museums, mosques, a craft center, markets of various sizes, and souvenir shops. An ancient trading city and capital of the Tuareg, Agadez is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climb the pyramidal minaret of the Great Mosque and enjoy a spectacular view of this ancient city at sunset. The rugged Air mountain range in the Sahara desert with its abundance of wildlife and the traditional nomadic Tuareg. In the middle of this massif there is a mountainous oasis and only 5 km from it you can bathe in the Timia waterfall. For adventurers, there is an amazing journey through the Niger desert, through the mountains with a rest in the oasis of Iferouane. In the Ténéré desert you can admire the dunes and open plains, the Djado plateau offers prehistoric rock paintings. The Boubou Hama National Museum in Niamey will enchant you with its collections and a complete dinosaur skeleton,various pavilions and a zoo. W National Park is located in the southwest of Niger, about 150 km from the capital. There are 73 species of mammals, 400 species of birds, 120 species of fish and 100 species of reptiles and amphibians. The Djado Plateau in the northeast of Niger is difficult to access and the only road leads through Agadez - the road of caravans transporting salt between Bilma and Agadez. The road is suitable for true adventurers. In the Tahoua area, you can admire the ingenuity of Sahelian clay architecture. A visit to this country will satisfy any traveling soul.

Nigeria is located on the west coast of Africa between the Atlantic Ocean and the Sahel. Its neighbors are Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin. With an area of less than 924 thousand km² and more than 230 million inhabitants, it is the most populous country in Africa and the sixth in the world. The official language is English, but local residents speak more than 525 languages, with Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo being considered national. There are more than 250 ethnic groups living in the country, of which Hausa is the most represented with 25%, followed by Yoruba ethnic group 21%, Igbo 18%, Fulani 6%, Ibibio, Tiv, Kanuri, Ijaw and many others. Despite the diversity of the population, 2 religions, Islam and Christianity, prevail here with approximately the same number of adherents. The capital of Nigeria is the city of Abuja, it is the political and administrative center. The city was purpose-built and is one of the richest cities in Africa. The largest and most populous city in Nigeria is Lagos. It is among the fastest growing cities in the world. It is the economic center of Nigeria and the financial center of Africa. It is home to one of the busiest ports on the continent. Lagos was originally located only on an island, but over time it also expanded onto the mainland. It is a vibrant city with significant influence on business, art, tourism, fashion, education and politics. Nigeria has huge reserves of mineral resources, mainly oil and natural gas. Nigeria has a lot to offer its visitors - from natural beauty, museums, beaches to various events. The country abounds in a variety of ecosystems thanks to its diverse climate. The landscape is diverse - tropical forests, rainforests, highlands, islands and deserts. You will find more than 1340 species of animals here. There are 7 national parks and reserves - Old Oyo National Park, Okomu National Park, Kamuku National Park, Ngel Nyaki Forest Reserve, Lekki Conservation Centre, Iita Forest Reserve, Cross River National Park, Yankari National Park, Gashaka Gumti National Park, Jos Wildlife Park, Kainji Lake National Park. There are beautiful beaches and tourist resorts on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Republic of Congo is located on the west coast of the African continent. The equatorial country is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon and Cameroon. The area of the country is 342 thousand km 2, it has over 5.5 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city of the country is Brazzaville, which is also a financial and administrative center. The official language is French, the recognized national languages are Ligala and Kituba. Several ethnic groups of the population live in the country, the largest group being the Congolese, they make up almost half, followed by the Teke, Mbochi and Pygmies. Christianity prevails in the country for more than 88% of the population, traditional religions represent less than 5%, followers of Islam are only 1.6% in the country. The Republic of the Congo is not to be confused with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is located on the other side of the Congo River. The beautiful nature with its virgin rainforest, swamps, rivers and lagoons will enchant every visitor. In the country, you can admire lowland gorillas, whose population is estimated at 125 thousand, which have been preserved due to inaccessibility. There are national parks and reserves in the country. Conkouati - Douli Coastal National Park is one of the most diverse parks. There are ethnic villages on its territory, it is a conservation area, but visitors can enjoy the view of the Noumbi River, forests, wetlands and lagoons. You can admire marine life, gorillas, dolphins and many others. Nouabalé-Ndoki is located in the north of the country on the border with Cameroon, and virgin rainforest covers most of its territory. It is part of the Sangha Trinational Park together with Dzanga Shangha in the Central African Republic and Lobeke in Cameroon. Here you can observe gorillas, chimpanzees, forest buffaloes, elephants and many others. Ntokou - Pikunda is a protected area with an area of about 4.5 thousand km 2. The park was created for the purpose of protecting gorillas, of which there are about 15 thousand. It is also home to 8,000 elephants and 950 chimpanzees. Odzala-Kokoua is considered the most beautiful national park in the country. The territory includes virgin rainforest and savannas. In addition to gorillas, you can see other primates and predators in the park. During the Ebola epidemic, the gorilla population in this park was greatly decimated, the situation is slowly improving. Ogooué-Leketi, with an area of 3500 km2, together with the national park of the cross-border Gabonese plain Batéké, forms a protected area with an area of 500 thousand hectares. The panorama of the national park is breathtaking - vast savannahs, rainforests in the north and west, swampy areas, the sources of the Gabon and Leketi rivers. This park is home to forest gorillas, chimpanzees, several types of monkeys, elephants, buffaloes... Mangroves Marine Park is located on the northern coast of the mouth of the Congo River into the Atlantic Ocean - enjoy a boat trip and admire the beauty of the Mangroves and the amazing fauna. The Loufoulakari waterfalls are located about 75 km south of Brazzaville, at an altitude of 291 m. The Diosso Gorge, also called the "Grand Canyon of the Congo", is located north of Pointe-Noire. Here you can admire high rocks, ridges, cliffs and dense forest. You can also visit the Ma-Loango Museum with more than 300 exhibits capturing the history of the Loango Kingdom. Pointe-Noire, Congo's second largest city, is a major attraction for surfers and fishermen. It is an ideal place before discovering the natural beauty of the interior of the country. The most popular beach in Pointe-Noire suitable for relaxing by the Atlantic Ocean is Poitne Indienne. You will find several hotels, restaurants and bars here. Don't miss a visit to the Lesio Louna reserve, whose main task is the care of orphaned gorillas, which are then returned to nature. Almost every tourist likes to bring souvenirs from his travels. The ideal place to buy them is Brazzaville, where you can choose local products, paintings and sculptures at the open-air market. Do not miss this destination on your travels and add it to your plans.

Réunion is an overseas region of France. The island lies in the Indian Ocean about 200 km southwest of the island of Mauritius and east of the island of Madagascar. The island of Réunion is of volcanic origin, it is dominated by 2 volcanoes - the highest extinct volcano Piton des Neiges with a height of 3,070 m and the second Piton de la Fournaise with a height of 2,631 m is one of the most active volcanoes. The area of the island is 2,512 km² with a population of approximately 840,000. The official languages are French and Creole. Different ethnic and national groups live in harmony in the country, and so also religions are different and mutually tolerated. Religious holidays and traditions are celebrated on the island throughout the year. In Réunion you will find a church next to a Hindu temple, a Chinese pagoda next to a mosque. Enchanting nature, small villages where the inhabitants live the traditional Creole way of life, national parks, rich culture, parks and gardens, the beautiful waters of the Indian Ocean full of life and the hospitality and friendliness of the population. Plaine Stables was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010. Réunion is an ideal place to spend an active vacation.

Home of mountain gorillas, rainforests, high volcanoes, valleys with waterfalls and also savannas... Rwanda is a landlocked Central African country. Its neighbors are Uganda, Congo, Tanzania and Burundi. The area of the country is 26,338 km² and it has over 11 million inhabitants. The official languages are Rwandan, French and English. The country of a thousand hills and the home of mountain gorillas went through the sad period of the Rwandan genocide, when more than 800 thousand Tutsis and Hutus were murdered in the course of 3 months. Currently, Rwanda is one of the safe countries and enjoys the popularity of tourists. Beautiful scenery and unrepeatable experiences when observing mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, walks through the rainforest, observing birds, various insects, visiting museums or bustling Kigali are what today's Rwanda offers its visitors. By visiting this beautiful country and having extraordinary experiences, many travelers will fulfill one of their travel dreams.

Saint Thomas and Principe - a tropical country in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean, is located in the Gulf of Guinea off the west coast of equatorial Africa. It consists of the two islands of St. Thomas and Prince's Island. The equator passes through the islands, so you can be in both the northern and southern hemisphere at the same time. With an area of 991 km² and only 223 thousand inhabitants, it is the second smallest and least populated African country after the Seychelles. The official language is Portuguese, Spanish, Forro, Angolan and Lunguié are also recognized languages. Currently, French and English are also widely spoken. Up to 81% of the population professes Christianity. The nature here is beautiful - warm and humid weather, hills and mountains, rivers, lakes, waterfalls, diverse fauna and flora. A warm ocean changing color from green to cobalt, beaches with golden sand where you can sunbathe, swim or go dolphin and whale watching. Complete paradise on earth. On Principe Island, there is the Obô Natural Park, which was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO - there are more than 40 endemic species. Everyone who visits this small but all the more charming country will want to explore it.

Senegal - the country of Teranga represents a unique combination of good weather, natural beauty and culture. It is located on the west coast of Africa, washed by the Atlantic Ocean from the west, and its neighbors are Mauritania, Mali, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau. Senegal also has a maritime border with the Cape Verde Islands. Senegal has an area of almost 197 thousand km² and more than 17 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups. The most widespread ethnic group with more than 36% is Wolof, followed by Fula 30.5%, Serer 16%, Mandinka 4.9%, Jola 4.2%, Soninke 2.4% and others. The majority of the population professes Islam, up to 96.9%, Christians are only 3.3% in the country. The official language is French, other languages spoken by the inhabitants are Wolof, English, French, Pulaar, Arabic and Portuguese. The capital of Senegal is Dakar, famous among other things for the Paris-Dakar Rally. Dakar, the westernmost city of the African continent. Here you can enjoy the contrast between modernity and authenticity. Vibrant Dakar with its captivating atmosphere - bustling markets, history, galleries, mosques and churches, bustling nightlife enchants its visitors, who are offered many activities. Senegal has a number of national parks and reserves - Diembering Ecopark, Illes de la Madeleine National Park - the smallest national park in the world, Fathala Reserve, Langu de Barbarie National Park, Nguerigne Reserve, Bandia Reserve, Delta Saloum National Park - one of the most beautiful bays in the world and the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the Popneguine Nature Reserve, the Niokolo-Koba National Park included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Doudj National Bird Reserve - the 3rd ornithological reserve in the world. You can get to know rich cultural traditions on your travels. Soumbédioune on the west coast of Dakar, a traditional fishing village that has become a showcase for Senegalese craftsmanship. In the village of Edioungou, you can admire the traditional production of ceramics. The Sangawat open-air museum and the Kdioute museum in Boucotta presents the way of life of the Diola ethnic group. Senegal is a country worth visiting.

Timeless beauty located in the Indian Ocean. Lush greenery in contrast with the beautiful azure waters of the ocean, beautiful beaches, granite stones and palm trees - welcome to paradise. Islands hide some of the world's rarest species of fauna and flora. The Vallée de Mai nature reserve - the remains of a natural palm forest in the heart of the island of Praslin and Aldabra - the second largest coral atoll in the world, is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Consisting of 4 large coral islands, the group of islands is surrounded by a coral reef and is home to more than 400 endemic species and subspecies. The population of giant turtles, up to 150 thousand individuals, bird colonies, underwater fauna and flora is also extraordinary. Entry to the island is possible only with a special permit. The Republic of Seychelles is an archipelago consisting of 115 islands spread over 1,374 km². It is located 480 - 1,600 km from the east coast of Africa. The islands are divided into inner and outer. There are a total of 41 inner islands, 74 outer ones. Most of the population lives on the 3 largest islands - Mahé, Praslin and La Digue. Mahé is the largest island of the archipelago. It has an international airport and a port. The capital city of Victoria is the largest city of the Republic of Seychelles and is located in the northeast of the island. The population consists of different nationalities from all over the world, who live tolerantly side by side and have created a unique world of understanding and cultures. The official languages ??are English, French and Seychellois Creole. The most widespread religion is Christianity. The Seychelles Islands offer a multitude of experiences. Whether you want to enjoy romantic sweet nothingness or you are an enterprising type, you will definitely find the right thing here. Enjoying the sun and nature in luxury resorts, walking along the beach or hiking trails, sailing, kayaking, snorkeling, diving or horse riding. You will definitely not forget your vacation in this destination.

Exotic and peaceful. That is Sierra Leone on the northwest coast of Africa. The country with an area of 71,740 km ² and 5.5 million inhabitants enchants its visitors with its beautiful nature, warm inhabitants and attractions. Sierra Leone is rich in mineral resources, diamonds, gold, bauxite are mined here, and there are two world reserves of rutile, from which titanium is obtained. The population is mostly engaged in agriculture - rice, cassava, and sweet potatoes are grown here. The country's capital, Freetown, is located on the country's coast and has a population of over 1 million. The vibrant city charms visitors with its rhythm, history and beautiful scenery. While walking through the city, you will be reminded of the history of the city, which was once a center of the slave trade and later became a settlement for freed slaves, the symbol of which is the oldest cotton plant in Freetown, the 300-year-old Cotton Tree. The second largest city in Sierra Leone is the city of Bo, it is located at the crossroads of roads from Freetown and Makeni and is also an important diamond center. Tiwai Island, Kangari Hills Forest Reserve and Gola Reserve are located near the city. The main attraction of Sierra Leone is Banana Island. Magnificent lush forest stretching to the Atlantic Ocean with lots of animals, boat trips nearby, snorkeling, diving, water sports, historical sites make it a popular destination. In Sierra Leone, you can see a lot of wildlife on land, and exploring marine life is also a big attraction. Trips to look for whales, dolphins, sea turtles and with a bit of luck you will even catch a silently swimming prehistoric African manatee. The waves of the Atlantic Ocean on the coast attract surfers, a popular destination especially from March to October. Diverse terrains, hiking trails across Sierra Leone will satisfy hiking lovers. Visiting typical villages and getting to know the local culture, crafts and shopping for souvenirs will spice up your visit to this country.

Somalia, a country on the east coast of Africa, is not a typical tourist destination. Marked by years of fighting, Islamic militants, instability and extreme poverty, it is still not a safe country for travelers. And it's a shame. Somalia is a beautiful country with mountains, tropical rainforests, coral reefs and undiscovered beautiful beaches. It is relatively safe to travel to the Republic of Somaliland, which broke away from the rest of Somalia, unfortunately we do not recommend visiting other areas yet. Somalia has the longest coastline on the African mainland and the country is made up of plateaus, highlands and lowlands. The weather here is hot with irregular rainfall. The whole of Somalia has an area of ??637,657 km 2 and it is estimated that more than 17 million people live here. The capital is Mogadishu, which served as an important merchant port. Its rich history makes it an iconic landmark. The city, as long as the security situation allows, is definitely worth a visit. Goobweyn is located in the south of the country near the shores of the Indian Ocean, just 10 km from the city of Kismayo. An abundance of wildlife, the Jubba River lined with coconut trees and farms with a peaceful atmosphere is what Goobweyn has to offer. In Kismayo, the Jubba River flows into the Indian Ocean. Las Geel is located about 50 km from Hageisa, the capital of Somaliland. Here you can see some of the most beautiful prehistoric cave paintings from the period of 5000 years before Christ inscribed in amber colored rocks. Baraawe is one of Somalia's oldest coastal towns and is located about 220 km south of Mogadishu. It has many popular tourist attractions - the historic Jilani building, the Ziyad Barkash castle built by the Sultan of Oman, bustling markets, the manufacture of hats and traditional clothing. Cape Guardafui is the second easternmost point of the African mainland. A beautiful place of strategic importance at the Bab el Mandeb strait connecting the Gulf of Aden with the Arabian Sea. Baido Falls offers beautiful scenery and offers a perfect caress for the soul. Many other remarkable places remain inaccessible to tourists. However, if the security situation allows, this beleaguered but beautiful country is definitely worth exploring.

A diverse country with national parks, diverse fauna and flora, beautiful golden beaches, vibrant cities, a rich range of cultures, languages and religions and a controversial history. South Africa attracts millions of visitors every year. The Republic of South Africa is located in the southernmost part of the African continent and is washed by both the Atlantic and Indian continents. Its neighbors are Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Swaziland. It completely surrounds the Kingdom of Lesotho. The area of the country is 1,221,037 km² and almost 61 million inhabitants of various origins. The Republic of South Africa has up to 11 official languages - Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, English, Pedi, Tswana, Tsonga, Swazi, Southern Ndebele, Venda. The most widely spoken languages are Zulu, Xhosa and Afrikaans and English. Most of the population, up to 78%, profess Christianity, almost 11% have no religion, 4.4% profess traditional faith, 1.6% Islam, and 1% Hinduism. The country has 3 main cities - Pretoria, Cape Town and Bloemfontein. Cape Town under Table Mountain, famous vineyards, multicultural neighborhoods, quality hotels and restaurants, beautiful beaches is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is the legislative capital, the parliament is located here. Pretoria is the administrative capital. The government, ministries and embassies are located here. It is also called the Jacaranda city, thanks to the huge number of Jacaranda trees that cover the city in the months of September to November in a beautiful purple color. Bloemfontein is located almost in the middle of the country and is the seat of justice. A unique African city, which, however, acts like a small country town. Bloemfontein, translated as the City of Roses, with thousands of rose bushes, beautiful architecture, a zoo, the Orchid House botanical garden and a casino will enchant its visitors. South Africa has 21 national parks. The most famous are Table Mountain, Kruger, Golden Gate Highlands, Addo Elephant, Kgaladi Transfrontier Park, Mapungubwe, Marakele. Each of them is teeming with wildlife. 2,500 km of coastline washed by the Atlantic and Indian oceans, with beaches of golden sand and untouched nature, is the ideal place for sweet idleness and for lovers of water sports. Do not hesitate to explore this amazing contrasts and new country full of opportuni

South Sudan, a young country that emerged in 2011 from Sudan. Located in northeastern Africa, it abounds in diverse nature. Rain forests, swamps and savannahs with lots of wild animals could be an attraction to visit this country. Unfortunately, the unstable security situation affects the number of visitors to this country. The country has an area of 644,329 km² and 11.5 million inhabitants of various ethnicities. The main ethnic groups are Dinka, Nuer, Bari and Azande. The predominant religion is Christianity followed by traditional beliefs. Islam has only 6.2% followers in this country. The capital Juba, the newest city in the world, is located in the southeast of the country and is also the country's largest city. Adventurous travelers who venture to this country will be rewarded with unique experiences. Tourism is still in its infancy here, but it is still possible to get to know this country with experienced local guides. Unique is the vast marshy area of the Sudd, where there is one of the largest inland wetlands in the world, formed by the Nile River. There is a huge hippo population here and exploring the area by canoe is a unique experience. Boma National Park with its many wild African animals, one of the largest migrations, but especially traditional tribal settlements, provides its visitors with unrepeatable experiences.

Sudan, a country full of historical and natural gems, but infamous for long-lasting conflicts and internal political instability. Sudan is located in the northeast of the African continent. Its neighbors are Egypt, Libya, Chad, Central African Republic, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea. In the east, the land is washed by the Red Sea. The country's area is 1,886,068 km and it has more than 47 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups, with the largest group being the Sudanese Arabs, up to 70%. The country's main religion is Islam, and until 2019, the country's legal system was based on Islamic Sharia law. The capital Khartoum is located at the confluence of the White and Blue Niles and is also the country's largest city. There are also many cultural monuments and attractions. The hospitality and friendliness of the local population, the beauty of the Nile, the number of pyramids, lost Turkish and Roman cities, this is what Sudan is like. Among the places that you should not miss when visiting Sudan, there is no doubt the capital city of Khartoum, Mugrn on Tuti Island, Nile Street, the National Museum of Sudan, the famous Souq Omdurman market, the Taka Mountains, unique tombs of El Kurru, Sabalouga waterfalls and the 6th cataract, Souq Naga - camel market. Sudan has several UNESCO World Heritage sites and sites - the pyramids in Meroe, Naqa and Musawwarat es Sufra, Jebel Barkal and Jebel Marra, Marine National Park Sanganeb and Dungonab Bay - Mukawar Island Marine National Park. One of Africa's largest countries, it's perfect for intrepid adventurers to explore. We believe that the safety of the country will improve and these beauties will be available to a larger group of travelers.

Diversity, that's how this breathtaking country could be briefly called. Beautiful natural scenery, numerous national parks, majestic Kilimanjaro, lakes, Victoria - the largest, Tanganyika - the deepest lake in Africa, and more than 120 ethnic groups of the population speaking 120 languages, of different faiths living in mutual respect. Tanzania has an area of 947,303 km² and more than 61 million inhabitants. The capital Dodoma is located almost in the middle of the country, the largest city is Dar es Salaam, which until recently was the capital and is still the seat of the ministries and the president. It is also Tanzania's largest port and the 4th largest on the Indian Ocean coast of Africa. Tourism is highly developed in Tanzania and has a high share in GDP creation. Most tourists visit national parks in the north of the country - Serengeti, Ngorongoro Reserve, Tarangire, Manyara. Climbing Kilimanjaro is one of the great travel destinations. Tanzania is an ideal country for first-time visitors to Africa. The number of local agencies with experienced guides, accommodation facilities with a high standard of service, diversity and last but not least the status of a safe country are attributes that make Tanzania an ideal holiday destination.

One of the smallest African countries sandwiched between Ghana, Benin, Burkina Faso and the Atlantic Ocean. The area of Togo is only 56,785 km2 and it has more than 6 million inhabitants. The capital Lomé is located on the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, formerly known as the Slave Coast. Busy city with shops, hotels, restaurants, local markets, a very famous fetish market and night clubs. Lomé has a sandy beach with coconut palms. The murmur of the ocean and palm trees, African music, hot air and unique smells, enjoy the atmosphere of this small capital city. The official language is French, but residents communicate with each other in their native languages. More than 40 tribes with their languages, customs and religion beckon to get to know them. Voodoo and animism is not only an attraction for tourists, half of the population observes these practices. Togoville on the shores of Lake Lac Togo is the home of voodoo and it is here that you can learn the most about these religious practices. Togo also abounds in natural beauty - the Mono Valley near the border with Benin, Bada with the 100-meter Aklowa waterfall, Gbaleze and the Kpelé Tsavié waterfall, the village of Tomogbé on the way to Ghana with rivers, fruit trees and coffee and cocoa plantations. Yikpa mountainous area with waterfalls and caves unknown until recently. Agumatsa waterfall is the largest waterfall in Togo near the village of Yikpa. Mount Agou is the highest peak in Togo and reaches a height of 986 m. You can reach its summit by a comfortable hike. Discovering wild fauna and flora is ideally Mount Kloto. Koutammakou - the country of Batammariba is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Togo is a lovely and charming country that is well worth a visit.

The Orient, exotic, a beach washed by the warm Mediterranean Sea, Sahara dunes, hookah and mint tea, cities and towns breathing history, beautiful wild nature. Welcome to Tunisia! The popular holiday destination is located in North Africa bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Algeria and Libya. Tunisia has an area of 163,610 km² and a population of 11.7 million. The country is inhabited by 98% Arabs, 1% Berbers and 1% Jews. The official language is Arabic, the local vernacular is Tunisian Arabic. The capital, Tunis, is also the most populous and largest city in Tunisia. In addition to staying on the sun-drenched beaches of the coast and the island of Djerba, the country is sought after by tourists because of its natural wealth and cultural monuments. Tunisia has several areas inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List - Amphiteatre of El Djem, Archaeogolical Site of Carthage, a huge amphitheater, Archaeological site of Dougga, medinas of Tunis, Kairouan and Sousse, Punic city of Kerkuane and its necropolis, Ichkeul National Park - lake and wetlands. Everyone will enjoy their vacation in Tunisia - families and lovers of relaxation and all-inclusive service, lovers of water sports and diving, adventurers, lovers of culture and history.

Diverse nature, friendly locals, mountain gorillas, lots of wild animals and 60 protected areas. The multicultural country is located in the interior of East Africa and shares borders with Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. It lies in the Nile basin and the African Great Lakes region. The area of the country is 241 000 km² and it has more than 45 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups. The official languages ??are English and Swahili, but more than 70 languages are spoken in the country. The capital, Kampala, is also the country's capital and most populous city. Uganda has 10 national parks - Murchison Falls, Mgahinga Gorilla, Rwenzori, Kidepo Valley, Queen Elizabeth, Lake Mburo, Semuliki Valley, Mount Elgon, Kibale Forest, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Uganda is ready to show its gems and showcase itself in the best light.

A sparsely populated, unrecognized desert country on the north-west coast of Africa. Western Sahara is washed by the Atlantic Ocean and borders Mauritania to the south, Algeria to the northeast and Morocco to the north. The Sahrawi Democratic Republic controls only 20% of the territory and 80% has been annexed and is administered by Morocco. A large wall separates Morocco and the West. The long-lasting conflict over the territory has one reason, and that is the huge oil fields, but also half of the whole world's phosphate reserves. The country with an area of 226 000 km ² is inhabited by just over 500 thousand inhabitants, of Arab and Berber ethnicity, known as Sahrawi. The official languages are Arabic and Spanish, and the inhabitants practice Islam. The capital is Laayoune and it is also the largest city in Western Sahara, but it is under the administration of Morocco under the supervision of the UN peacekeeping mission. The inhabitants are mainly devoted to camels, sheep and goats. If you decide to visit this country, visit all, or at least some of the listed places - The historic border of the Spanish Sahara, also known as the sand wall, which is a strong monument to the Green March movement. Boujdour, a port town with an antique lighthouse and architecture with a strong Portuguese influence. The lighthouse is currently surrounded by a military base and can only be seen from the nearby park. The inhabitants of Western Sahara, especially those in Boujdour, are known for cooking delicacies from fresh fish. Do not miss tasting these dishes. Dakhla, the country's second largest city resembles the capital. Here we recommend a visit to the ostrich farm. Smara, or Es Semara, is currently occupied by the Moroccan army, where you can find the remains of the palace and the great Blue Sultan mosque. In the past, it was an important caravan stop. Tarfaya small town where Antoine de Saint-Exupery lived, who is commemorated here by a statue of an airplane. You can also see the 200-year-old castle Castle Mar. Although the Guelta Zemmouris, which was built around the oasis over the intervening years, is worth noting, we cannot recommend visiting it, there are many minefields throughout the city. For adventurous natures with an eye on safety measures, this country will reveal its beauties.

A land of breathtaking beauty, Victoria Falls, lakes, wetlands, rivers, national parks, ethnic diversity, Livingstone is Zambia. Inland country at the border of Central, South and East Africa. It shares borders with Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Angola, Malawi, Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Zambia has an area of 752,617 km 2 and more than 19.3 million inhabitants of 73 ethnic groups. The official languages are English, Nyanja and Icibemba. The capital is Lusaka with the largest population. Visitors are primarily attracted by the Victoria Falls, which are considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world and are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city of Livingstone, named after the famous missionary Dr. David Livingstone, has become the capital of travelers from all over the world who come to admire the Victoria Falls. The city has a lot to offer its visitors - hotels, restaurants, many tourist agencies with which you can go on relaxing but also adventurous trips, a museum, a gallery, a reptile park, a golf course. In addition to this natural wonder, Zambia can offer its visitors a number of experiences in national parks and adventure tours. Zambia has 20 National Parks. The largest of them are Kafue, Kasanka, Lochinvar, Lower Zambezi, Liuwa Plain, Mosi-oa-Tunya, North Luangwa, nsumbu, Sioma Ngwezo, South Luangwa. In all national parks, it is possible to go on a walking safari, which is a unique opportunity to experience the African bush and observe wild animals living in their natural habitat. Zambia offers unforgettable experiences for all age groups of travelers.

Exotic white sandy beaches, Stown Town included in UNESCO, spice farms, swimming with dolphins... Zanzibar is located in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa, only 36 km from the mainland. It has been part of Tanzania since 1964, although it retains a considerable degree of autonomy to this day. Zanzibar consists of the Unguja Islands - the main island referred to as Zanzibar, Pemba and a group of smaller islands. The entire archipelago covers an area of 2,462 km ² and is home to 1,889 million inhabitants of the Arab, Hadimu, Swahili and Tumbatu ethnic groups. Up to 99% of the population professes Islam. In the past, Pemba Island was in the past a significant producer of cloves. Currently, the main economic sector is tourism, and agriculture is also ahead. The historic center of Zanzibar's capital, Stone Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You won't find any large animals here, there are several endemic species - Red Colobus monkeys, with up to one third living in Jozani Park, and the Zanzibar Leopard, whose numbers are unknown and critically endangered. Zanzibar offers many activities and excursions. The most interesting places include the already mentioned Jozani Forest, Prison Island with a reserve of giant turtles brought from the Seychelles Islands, a tour of Stone Town, a visit to the Museum of Slavery. Safari Blue is an unforgettable trip where you will snorkel at the coral reefs, swim with dolphins in the Kimikazi channel, visit the butterfly center or the spice farm that are scattered around the island. The Paje resort on the eastern side of the island is a popular destination for kite surfing enthusiasts. If you want to explore the underwater life around the island, there are accredited PADI centers available. Luxury resorts, dazzling white beaches washed by the azure blue Indian Ocean and lined with palm trees, lots of activities. Zanzibar is an ideal holiday destination.

A world of wonders - fascinating untouched nature, friendly inhabitants, wild animals, monuments. cultural monuments, modern cities and one of the natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls. Zimbabwe, a landlocked country in the southern part of the African continent, between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. It has borders with South Africa, Botswana, Mozambique and Zambia. Also interesting is the four point "four corners of Africa" - the place where 4 countries meet in the Zambezi River, at the eastern end of the Caprivi range - Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The country with an area of 390,757 km² has more than 15 million inhabitants of various ethnic groups, with up to 99.7% of the population being of African descent.The most prevalent ethnicity (up to 82%) is Shona, followed by Ndebele (14%), followed by Venda, Tonga, Tsonga, Kalanga, Sotho, Ndau, Nambya, Tswana, Xhosa and Lozi. The country's capital, Harare, is the country's largest and most populous city. The bustling African city is a center of commerce and industry, with galleries, markets, hotels, restaurants and parks. Zimbabwe is actively involved in the conservation of nature and wildlife. Zimbabwe has 11 national parks, botanical and zoological reserves. Cultural monuments - Matobo Mountains, Great Zimbabwe National Monument and Ruins of Khami, and natural areas Mosi-oa-Tunya/ Victoria Falls and Mana Pools National Park, Sapi and Chwore Safari Areas are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Zimbabwe deserves the attention of every traveler.