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Botswana, flight safari on the Okawango

  The magic of river Okawango started ages ago, when a prehistoric earthquake or eruption changed its course keeping it off the coast. It headed to the desert of Kalahari, so, and still does. Which means, this river has no outlet to the ocean and it just ... stagnates and then evaporates. Before evaporating riverContinue reading "Botswana, flight safari on the Okawango"

Trekking on the volcanoes of Congo

Africa is a continent of many active volcanoes. Tourists do not think about it that often, since they mainly come to admire wild animals. But this land, which gave birth to the rest of the world, is the furnace where it all was forged. It is quite natural to find volcanoes, here, though most ofContinue reading "Trekking on the volcanoes of Congo"

Plan your African honeymoon in Zambia

  Weddings are the beginning of journeys that may last a lifetime! You may find long, easy roads or narrow dirty alleys. You may face danger and relax, hard times and funny times, warm days and cold days. The best training for a life as a married couple is your honeymoon holiday and no placeContinue reading "Plan your African honeymoon in Zambia"

Five ideas for your Ugandan Honeymoon

  A  Ugandan honeymoon ... why not? Uganda has no sea, but most part of its national territory consists in the beautiful and large Lake Victoria. A honeymoon trip over there, so, has a particular charm. And looks a bit like one of those tropical holidays on the ocean's shore, anyway. You will spend yourContinue reading "Five ideas for your Ugandan Honeymoon"

Rent a car in Uganda, where and how

A mountain nation, set on highlands at 1000 metres asl, Uganda is one of the most beautiful territories in Africa. Forests, lakes, rivers and creeks make it a wild adventure world, different from any other in the continent. Fifteen National Parks protect this beautiful nature and its fauna, and many of them are mountain locationsContinue reading "Rent a car in Uganda, where and how"