Chad: Animal Parks Where Hope Blooms
Chad: Touring Animal Parks Where Hope Blooms. A wildlife tour of Chad, in Africa encountering lions, zebras, hippos, wildebeast, and hyenas.
Africa
Africa is so big and has so many cultures, it defies description. One can only safely talk about the individual nations, who themselves are divided up from ancient tribes.
Read about all of the countries in Africa here.
Morocco: Hollywood’s Kasbah
Morocco: Rockin’ the Kasbah Exploring the history and Hollywood connections of the Aït-Ben-Haddou Kasbah
South Africa: The Artful Delights of Durban
The Oyster Hotel is a five-star boutique hotel in downtown Durban, South Africa. Read about high tea and the many art galleries nearby to enjoy in this seaside South African city.
Meet Me in Atlantis
Meet Me in Atlantis: An author’s obsessive pursuit of the fabled lost city. Mark Adam’s new book chronicles his search for the city made famous by Plato.
Ethiopia: Nightlife in Harar
Ethiopia. In the rural village of Harrar, there isn’t much to do but at night the hyenas come to the village and stir up a little excitement.
Egypt’s Eclectic Cuisine: Breakfast and more
Robin Graham takes us to his favorite restaurants and cafes in Cairo to sample the eclectic cuisines of the Egyptian capital – breakfast in Egypt
Famous Star Wars Slumbers: Sidi Driss Hotel
Star wars slumbers: Sidi Driss Hotel–Matmata, Tunisia – Hotel Sidi Driss, made famous in the first Star Wars movie in 1977.
Congo: Spencer Conway’s African Motorcycle Diaries
Travel Books: Spencer Conway circumnavigated the continent of Africa on a motorcycle. Here’s an excerpt of the book he wrote about his travels.
Namibia: Helping Track and Preserve Leopards
Sue McVerry takes us to Namibia to help with the population of leopards and see Africa’s other beautiful wildlife.
South Africa Travel: A Unique Road Trip
Africa Travel: A New Kind of Road Trip Across South Africa By Eleanor Harte A new road trip across South Africa allows visitors to see the sights and do some good in the process. If you’ve always wanted to swim in Kosi Bay or learn to cook dinner with a…
Djenne: A Haven for Bandits, Otherworldly Mosques
Mali: Founded around 800 AD by merchants, Djenne, Mali is a city of mud swathed in the haze of cooking fires and blowing sand.
Mali: A City of Mud in Djenne
A story about a trip to Djenne, Mali, one of Africa’s hidden gems and a city made of mud, that captured the soul.