The Most Captivating and Beautiful Churches in Africa
Churches stand as testaments to the cultural and religious heritage of their respective regions. In many cities around the world, church architecture lures visitors with its stunning beauty and rich history. The intricate details of the stained glass windows, towering spires and ornate decorations captivate the imagination of those who enter, offering a glimpse into […]
The Top Free Attractions on the Continent are Landmarks of Nature
According to Casago’s research, when it comes to the highest rated free tourist attraction in Africa, Lion’s Head in The Mother City came out tops in first place. Lion’s Head boasted 76.48% of star reviews whilst the Chefchaouen Medina in Morocco followed closely behind with 76.40%.The Knysna Heads came in at 4th place with 69.34% […]
The World’s First Luxury Wheelchair-accessible Safari Ensures Privilege can Belong to Everyone
When Patrick Suverein became dependent on a wheelchair due to back complications in 2017, I doubt he had any awareness of the quandaries surrounding these ever-evolving ways of thinking. Regardless, when he temporarily became disabled, his world – namely, a 2000-hectare private game reserve in Klaserie National Park, South Africa – became inaccessible. This left […]
Species Reintroduction Programs in Africa Boost Safari Tourism
After the Rwandan genocide in 1994, lions became extinct in the Akagera National Park as refugees fled and settled in the area. In 2010, African Parks and the Rwandan government partnered together to reintroduce lions. Within Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique, local populations of African wild dogs have struggled to thrive after the devastating effects of […]
Climate Finance for Adaptation and Loss and Damage
Africa.com’s Climate Change series is in line with Africa Climate Week taking place from 4-8 September 2023 in Nairobi – As climate change continues to reshape the world, Africa finds itself on the frontline of its impacts. The continent’s vulnerability to extreme weather events, shifting climate patterns, and environmental degradation calls for urgent action. One critical aspect […]
Seychelles in October for Calm Seas in Paradise
There’s no awful time to visit this Indian Ocean archipelago. However, October – the period between the brisker southeasterly trade winds switching to the lighter northwesterlies – brings especially calm conditions, so is an excellent month for swimming, snorkeling and diving. The water can be 29°C (84°F), visibility is around 30m (100ft) and migrating whale […]
