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AfricaAfrica travel is an immensely diverse and exotic continent.

There are so many small independent countries and several are not currently advisable for foreigners to visit. Travel to Africa is generally categorized into North Africa (tours to Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia), West Africa (Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Mali, Burkina Faso), East Africa (tours to Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania), South and South-Central Africa (tours to South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Madagascar, Zambia). Travel to Africa, with the exception of travel to South Africa and Morocco, is a heady adventure filled with unexpected occurrences, modest to very basic accommodations, terrible bumpy dirt roads--AND extraordinary nature beauty, abundant wildlife, exotic tribal cultures living ancient traditional lifestyles.  Travel to Africa is like being inside the national Geographic magazine pages yourself.

 

African Travel Regions

Ethiopia

Ethiopia:

Ethiopia is the home of some of the most exotic ancient civilizations in the world, and the land where some of our earliest human ancestors have been discovered.
 
Sudan

Sudan:

One of the largest and yet least visited countries of Africa, Sudan is a land of ancient historical sites and nomadic/tribal cultures, vast desert and the grand Nile River.
Morocco

Morocco:

Morocco – part Arabian and part African – is a striking confluence of cultures, a feast for the senses, and is exotic to its core.
South Africa

South Africa:

South Africa offers an unparalleled combination of cosmopolitan cities, spectacular game viewing, rich cultures, and striking scenery.
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