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The case for Cape Verde

 Romazur With just 600,000 inhabitants, this former Portuguese colony (from 1462 to 1975) is an ten-island archipelago off the coast of Senegal which in recent years has become a rising tourism star – especially among Europeans, above all from Britain, Germany, Portugal (unsurprisingly), the Netherlands, and Belgium – due mostly to some of the world´s most gorgeous beaches, with tawny sands, crystal-clear waters, and excellent swimming and water sports (particularly snorkeling and scuba…

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What not to miss in Zanzibar, Tanzania

  Ludovic Péron Zanzibar is a beautiful Tanzanian archipelago (of two large islands and many small ones) off the coast of East Africa. It's the perfect place to get away from hectic modern life and enjoy the wonders that nature has to offer. If you are travelling to Tanzania, there are two main things you have to do: Tanzania safari tours and visit Zanzibar. You will see that Zanzibar’s reputation as an island paradise is definitely on the mark. read post  

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An introduction to Cameroon: its top 9 musts

Tse Earnest Chi Located just south of Nigeria, this relatively small, mostly-French-speaking country of 28 million is  people is a lesser known gem of Central Africa, especially for its natural riches, and its name derives from that given to the region by the initial Portuguese explorers in the 15 century, Rio dos Camarões (Shrimp River), and in addition to France, Cameroon was also colonized by Germany, from 1884 till the end of World War I. It´s known for having one of Africa´s best soccer…

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The fascinatin´ rhythms of Dakar, Senegal

 Old Africa hands consider Dakar one of the continent’s most hospitable and entertaining cities. Surprised? Senegal’s capital and its environs, where African meets French meets international, is full of cool attractions natural, historic, and modern, and its cultural scene one of Africa’s most vibrant.  read post 

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  • David Paul Appell October 15, 2024 at 7:55pm
    Helpful for the security-minded: https://travelnoire.com/safest-countries-in-africa
    8 of the Safest Countries in Africa To Visit - Travel Noire
  • Helen Brown July 19, 2024 at 3:00pm
    Africa is a mixed bag when it comes to baring it all - from traditional nudity to limited areas where nudism can be practiced these days. Travel Noire took a look recently: https://travelnoire.com/nudists-in-africa
    10 Nudist Cultures and Nudist Friendly Destinations in Africa - Travel Noire
    African societies for centuries, have incorporated nudity into their rituals, ceremonies, and daily life. Learn more about nudists in Africa.
  • Riccardo R March 2, 2024 at 3:01pm
    As a UNESCO World Heritage geek, I found this a great and informative read: https://travelnoire.com/african-unesco-sites-you-should-have-on-you...
    African UNESCO Sites You Should Have On Your Bucket List - Travel Noire
    Travel Noire has selected some remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites that deserve a place on any adventurer's itinerary.
  • Dave Acton February 16, 2024 at 5:55pm
    Like many people, I think of Africa as for the most part less than friendly to LGBTQ travelers - not to mention our brothers and sisters who live there. But a Cape Town tour operator called Out2Africa assures us that there are plenty of places where we can feel welcome and rewarded. Check them out, with some of their destination suggestions: https://www.out2africa.com/destinations
    Top Gay-Friendly Destinations in Africa | Out2Africa
    A list of all of our top gay-friendly destinations in Africa you should visit. Contact our Travel Experts at Out2Africa today for an obligation-free…
  • Helen Brown January 6, 2024 at 3:02pm
    Africa seems to be a mixed bag when it comes to safety for travelers - obviously some countries are dicey due to high crime, while others are a no go because of conflict. So recently one of my fave travel sites, TravelNoire.com, came out with a list of places which are a pretty good bet, secuirity-wise: https://travelnoire.com/safest-countries-in-africa
  • José Balido December 24, 2023 at 11:53am
    Plenty of food for thought here - and also plenty of interesting stuff I did not know! https://travelnoire.com/facts-about-africa
    10 Facts About Africa That Redefine the Continent - Travel Noire
    Africa and its vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes and unparalleled biodiversity stand as a testament to the awe-inspiring wonders of this...
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