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to hellholes and back: examining the world's worst travel destinations. To Hellholes and Back: Extreme Tourism in the World's Worst Places
Preparing chicken for the sacred catfish of Burkina Faso Burkina Faso's Sacred Fish
Horseback riding in Namibia. Namibia: A Safari on Horseback
A lion in Benin. Sometimes they attack car tires. Pendjari National Park, Benin:
Where Lions Attack
A monkey in Ghana. Experiencing Nature Five Ways in Ghana
The new boat, ready for a long trip down the Nile. The Black Nile: a Journey through Peace and War down the World's Longest River
Musician rocking out at Mozambique's music festival. Good Vibrations at Ponta Malongane, Mozambique
Lome, Togo: The Paris of West Africa...sort of. Lome, Togo: Discovering the Paris of West Africa
A Kambal dancer in Sudan A Trip to the Unknown: Lunch with a Village Chieftain in Sudan
A thatched hut in the village of Sigomere in Kenya Kenya: Living the Simple Life in the Village of Sigomere
Facing the Congo: a perilous journey in a dugout canoe...a travel book by Jeffrey Tayler. Facing the Congo: Down the River in a Dugout Canoe
A gelato shop in Malindi, Kenya, the Little Italy of Africa Mama Mia Malindi! Kenya's Own Little Italy
Janis Turk shoots elephants, rhinos, lions and leopards on a photo safari at the Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge near Kruger National Park in South Africa. South Africa: A Safari at the Sabi Sabi Game Reserve
Around Madagascar on my kayak Around Madagascar on My Kayak
Lauren Manuel takes us on a scenic ride along Cape Town's breathtaking coastline from Flase Bay to Simon's Town aboard the city's commuter rail line.

Cape Town's Metrorail: A Great Way to See the Coast
Andréa Cabrita volunteers in Chibuluma, Zambia, where she finds bright smiles, singing and dancing in spite of widespread hardship and poverty. Volunteering in Zambia: 'This is the Learning'
Danielle Gerard goes on safari in the Okavango Delta in Botswana, where she sees warthogs and lions and gets lost in the jungle. Botswana: A Safari on the Okavango Delta
Petro Kotzé writes about ten fun day trips from the 2010 FIFA World Cup host city of Nelspruit, South Africa. South Africa: Ten Day Trips From Nelspruit
Janis Turk takes a two-week wildlife safari across Namibia, and she is struck with the brightness of the stars and the all-encompassing stillness. Into a Still Country: On Safari in Namibia
Claire Harris takes a very slow seven-day voyage to Timbuktu in Mali aboard a wooden cargo vessel full of cement, millet grain, and car batteries. Mali: Taking a Very Slow Boat to Timbuktu
Uganda: Making a Comeback
Ann Banks offers some tips on how to be a good guest in Morocco, a land that's legendary for its hospitality. Morocco Manners: Etiquette Tips in a Land of Hospitality
An elephant in Botswana Camping in Botswana
In Ghana, Matthew Link discovers the artists of the Ga tribe who create one-of-a-kind coffins with hundreds of different motifs. Ghana's Amazing Coffins: What Sort of Box Do You Fancy?
Petro Kotzé lists ten exciting activities in and around Capetown, South Africa, that cost little or nothing. South Africa: Ten Free Things to Do in Cape Town
Petro Kotzé presents a guide to South Africa's capital, Pretoria, what to see and do and where to dine and dance. Pretoria: Loosening Up in South Africa’s Laid-Back Capital
Cameron Fergus ascends Mount Kenya, the second highest peak in Africa, and is rewarded with spectacular views of Lake Michaelson, with Mr. Kilimanjaro in the distance. Mt. Kenya: A Beacon of Brightness in the Heart of Africa
Fes, Morocco. Fes Morocco's Medina

Cape Town, Again

 

 Cape Town, Again
Senior Travel Editor Kent St. John journeys to northern Ethiopia and visits ancient monasteries high in the mountains. Northern Ethiopia: Traveling Through Beauty, Back in Time
Having visited Chã das Caldeiras as a tourist, Anna Etmanska returns with boxes full of books and school supplies. Fogo Means Fire: A Cape Verdean Road Trip
Yemen: Probably Safer Than Where You Live
Devon Magoon writes about volunteer opportunities helping orphans and vulnerable children in Kenya through the AID Kenya Foundation and Touch Kenya. Volunteering in Kenya: The Opportunity of a Lifetime
Ariel Newman interviews Brandon McKay of the One Love Foundation, which is working to improve education and health care in Asaafa, Ghana. Asaafa, Ghana: Take a Vacation, Make a Difference
Ariel Newman reviews 'Dark Continent My Black Arse,' Sihle Khumalo's new book about his trip from Cape Town to Cairo. An African Looks at Africa: Cape to Cairo With Sihle Khumalo
Inka Piegsa-Quischotte visits the Riad Altair in Marrakesh, Morocco, and takes an excursion through the Atlas Mountains to Ouarzazate. Morocco's Atlas Mountains: Running Hot and Cole
Ann Banks travels far into the Atlas Mountains of Morocco to the Bougmez Valley where she tours a local shrine and visits a local weaving cooperative. Morocco's Bougmez Valley: An Unspoiled Shangri-La
Saving South Africa's Baboons
biking from paris to dakar Biking From Paris to Dakar
Gabriel Forsyth visits Morocco and suggests some tips for fist-time travelers. Visiting Morocco: Some Tips for the First-Time Traveler
Tom Coote and his wife Nong Buff take an overland trip through Annaba, Constantine and El-Oued in Algeria, where they find spectacular scenery, historic architecture and friendly locals. From Camels to Cows: An Overland Trip Through Algeria

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