The most beautiful countries in Africa
The most beautiful states in Africa
Choosing the 10 most beautiful and colorful countries in Africa is not an easy task. African states abound in national parks with an incredible number of wild animals, but you will also find amazing monuments, mountains and, of course, deserts, including the largest in the world – the Sahara. This list is the intersection of all possible aspects. Perhaps it will help you choose where to go next for Africa.
Morocco
The most beautiful Saharan country
Morocco will impress every visitor by its colourfulness – amazing beautiful dunes colored at sunrise and sunset. Rugged mountains and gorges. Amazingly green oasis surrounded by arid desert. Incredibly busy bazaars in the ancient city. Beautiful coastlines and ancient cedar forests. continue reading
Namibia
The full name of the Republic of Namibia
The capital of Namibia is Windhoek. The country has a relatively small population and most live in the capital. Namibia is mainly a desert, but there are also magical nature and parks with animals. continue reading
Tanzania
Kilimanjaro and Safari
Tanzania is a vast country in the east of Equatorial Africa. Known mainly for its safari such as Serengeti or Ngorongoro. You will also find the largest mountain in the whole of Africa – the volcanic massif of Kilimanjaro. Sea lovers visit the beautiful island of Zanzibar. continue reading
South Africa
At the end of Africa
African nature framed by massive mountains, canyons, waterfalls, lakes, and thousands of miles of Atlantic and Indian Ocean. And mainly exotic animals in savannas, deserts and jungles in the reserves headed by Kruger National Park. continue reading
Madagascar
The full name is the Republic of Madagascar
Madagascar is an island nation and its area ranks as the fourth largest island in the world. Thanks to its ancient development and location, the island offers a huge number of endemic species of both animals and plants. Thanks to the way it is used today, the population explosion will not enjoy this advantage for very long continue reading
Uganda
Refuge of mountain gorillas
Uganda lying on the equator between the western shore of Lake Victoria and the ridge of misty mountains Rwenzori (Ruwenzori) is by tourists far less frequently visited than neighboring Kenya and Tanzania, while it has a lot to offer for lovers of safari and tourists admiring here the local mountains with unique endemic vegetation. The biggest attraction, however, are mountain gorillas near the border with Rwanda and Congo in the National Park Mgahinga and Bwindi. continue reading
Kenya
Hakuna Matata!
Most people associate Kenya with excellent long-distance runners, but travelers and animal lovers with with wonderful safari – annual wildebeest migration in Masai Mara, elephants with the skyline of Kilimanjaro in Amboseli , and lots of waterfowl at Lake Nakuru. Trekkers can enjoy here wonderful hikes in the massif of Mount Kenya or Elgon and water lovers great beaches. Adventurers set off to the very north of the country, where lies the beautiful Lake Turkana. This country has a lot to offer. continue reading
Zambia
The full name is the Republic of Zambia
The capital of Zambia is Lusaka. The country's biggest tourist attraction is nature and wildlife. continue reading
Gabon
Republic of Gabon
Is a country located at the equator on the west coast of Central Africa with the capital Libreville. Although the country is rich in oil, most people are more than poor. Most tourists come to Gabon because of the wild animals. Among the most interesting animals here are lowland gorillas and mandrills. The country is still very far from mass tourism, which is of course positive, on the other hand, the quality of services offered is still at a lower level. continue reading
Malawi
Malawi, full name Republic of Malawi
Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world. The capital is Lilongwe. From a tourist point of view, the country is trying to restore the devastated nature, but it will be a very long way. However, there are already many places worth visiting. continue reading
