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Sub-Saharan Africa

written by Dan Casper March 19, 2016

Sub-Saharan Africa

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A vast continent, Sub-Saharan Africa is entirely different everywhere else. Epitomised by the safari parks of South Africa, where you can observe the 'Big Five' in their natural habitat, Sub-Saharan Africa also encompasses the unique and magical Madagascar, the iconic Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and the roaring Victoria falls in Zimbabwe.  


Latest 48 Hour Guides for Sub-Saharan Africa

A weekend in…Johannesburg

Johannesburg is a city with a bad reputation, but if given the chance it will make you realise that it is probably the best part of South Africa. (photo: Thinkstock)

Johannesburg is a city that offers the best of the past with the indulgence of the modern world.


Country Profiles:

Botswana

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One of the most politically stable countries in Africa, Botswana is the ideal safari destination.

Ethiopia

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Ethiopia is an ancient country and one of the most intriguing in the whole of Africa.

Ghana

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Ghana is a beautiful, safe and fun destination for those craving a slightly more adventurous holiday.

Kenya

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Kenya is located on the equator on Africa's east coast and boasts a diverse range of landscapes, from glacial mountains to tropical coasts.

Madagascar

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The island of Madagascar, off the coast of Africa, has marvellous national parks featuring wetlands, mangrove forests and abundant wildlife.

Malawi

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Described as the ‘beating heart of Africa’, Malawi is famous for its scenic landscape and the vast Lake Malawi.

Mauritius

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Mauritius offers a scintillating fusion of African and Indian cultures, with historic towns and perfect beaches to explore.

Mozambique

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Empty beaches, world-class diving and unrivalled deep-sea fishing makes Mozambique an incredible alternative Indian Ocean holiday destination.

Namibia

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Namibia is an alluring rural playground possessing spectacular deserts and dramatic seascapes.

Rwanda

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Rwanda has become famous for its mountain gorillas.

Seychelles

Seychelles (photo: Thinkstock)

The Seychelles is a dazzling collection of more than 100 tropical islands just off the east coast of Africa.

South Africa

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'The Rainbow Nation' is aptly named. A land of stark contrasts and colours, South Africa is among the world's most popular destinations.

Swaziland

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Swaziland is the oldest mountain kingdom in the Southern African region and one of the smallest nations in the continent.

Tanzania

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Tanzania is a country of diverse natural habitats and has become one of the most popular destinations in Africa for safari holidays.

The Gambia

(photo: Gambia tourist board)

While it does not boast the big game cats of other countries in Africa, The Gambia has a dazzling breadth of exotic birdlife that pulls in tourists the world over.

Uganda

Bujagali Falls, Uganda (photo: Thinkstock)

Uganda, known as the ‘Pearl of Africa’ is a verdant green country, home to many national parks, the soaring Rwenzori Mountains and the vast Lake Victoria.

Zambia

(photo: Thinkstock)

Zambia – the ‘real’ Africa – has become a major destination for safaris as well as for people wanting to view the impressive Victoria Falls.

Zimbabwe

(photo: Thinkstock)

Zimbabwe – despite political issues – remains a safe and beautiful place to visit.

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