Africa

The southernmost country in Africa is a fascinating place to visit due to its diverse range of people and cultures that breathe life and energy into its bustling cities.


When someone recommends that you visit South Africa, chances are they’ll tell you to head straight for Cape Town or a game reserve.

Few museums arrive with expectations quite this high.

Dramatic mountain scenery, golden beaches, and vibrant neighborhoods combine to make this one of the most spectacular cities on Earth.

Southwest Africa is home to Namibia, a former German colony that only gained independence in 1990.

When mentioning an African holiday, most people will probably think of a safari tour, a visit to an ancient Egyptian monument or perhaps a trip to Cape Town or Marrakesh.

One of the greatest civilizations the world has ever seen, the Ancient Egyptians ruled over the lower reaches of the Nile for millennia.

One of the largest cities in Africa and the Middle East, Egypt’s capital, Cairo, seems to sprawl forever along the banks of the Nile.

Tanzania is a feast for the senses. It is unparalleled for its natural beauty, unique wildlife viewing, and rich culture.

Encompassing many of South Africa’s most popular tourist attractions, the Western Cape has a seemingly never-ending list of amazing places for visitors to check out.

Where else in the world can you watch whales, sip wine, hike up a mountain, and ride on a steam train, all in one day? Nowhere.

As a proud Gautenger myself, it often feels like I’ve seen it all in my home province.

Africa is an enormous continent, and it offers countless destinations worth exploring.

Cairo is a most interesting city, as a nation’s capital should be. It has amazing noisy souks (markets) and a medieval Islamic city.

Marrakech is the frenetic and famous city of Morocco.