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.
Kent E. St. John visits Fes (or Fez), the spiritual center of Morocco, and reports on the historic old city, the colorful markets, the sumptuous hotels and riads, and the world famous hospitality of the Moroccan people.
Campi ya Kanzi ecolodge in Southern Kenya, operated in partnership with the Maasai tribe.
Peter Mandel writes about camping in Botswana and seeing wildlife in Chobe National Park, and Nantanga.
David Rich makes a visit to museums and historic sites of Egypt including the Western Oases, the temple at Karnak, and includes his usual fantastic photographs.
A visit to Marrakech, shopping in the markets — known as souks — and taking in the sights and sounds of the old city one of Morocco’s oldest.
By Ulrike Lemmin-Woolfrey Where Zanzibar consists of several small islands in the Indian Ocean, some 40 kilometers off the Tanzanian mainland, six degrees south of the equator. There are two main islands, Pemba and Unguja, also called Zanzibar Island. On Zanzibar Island, which is roughly 1,651 square kilometers small, the…
Namibia: Cindy-Lou Dale visits a unique wildlife sanctuary in Namibia dedicated to preserving both wildlife and the culture of the Bushmen tribes.
Read Cindy-Lou Dale’s story about the Harnas Wildlife Sanctuary. Find further details on Harnas Wildlife Foundation.
By Daryl Popper “We took the photos home in our cameras, but we took the people home in our hearts.” Lynne Leakey, a Silver Badge Naturalist Guide with the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association (KPSGA) is accustomed to hearing sentiments like these from visitors during the 30 years she has…
Witness the Jaw-Dropping Scenery Tunisia Has to Off, First Hand. By David Rich Parts of Tunisia out-Greeks Greece and out-Romes Italy, white-washed houses trimmed in blue, cascading down to the translucent Mediterranean at Sidi Bou, practically a suburb of Tunis. Meanwhile the world’s best-preserved Roman ruins and mosaics pepper the…
Kenya: Marie Javins writes about ecotourism on the savannah and meeting the tall Masai people in the east African bush.
The author explains how volunteers can trade holiday packages to help people in need in drought-stricken Kenya and other countries.
