Nigeria is the largest nation in West Africa as its beaches and tropical forests, savannas and its modern cities, has become one of the most developed tourist destinations on the continent. Nigeria mingle in the traditions of several cultures, is the most populous country in Africa and one of the richest, thanks to its oil fields. The capital of Nigeria is Abuja, which is perched on a beautiful valley grassland and sparsely developed land drenched wet rivers Niger and Benue. Abuja is made up of six local government areas: Gwagwalada, Kuje, Abaji, Abuja Municipal and Bwari Kwali. (more…)

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The heart of Dr. Livingstone lies in the hills of this island prodigy washed by the Indian Ocean. On the land where he hid the last beat of one fighter against slavery grew a tree whose wood cross that left the small chairs the Anglican cathedral of Stone Town, the capital of this magical archipelago of Tanzania. (more…)

The small Republic of Senegal and tropical is one of the most visited countries of West Africa and throughout the continent. Mauritania is bordered to the west, the south by Guinea-Bissau, Mali to the north and east by Guinea.

It offers multiple options to enjoy, including beautiful beaches, stunning landscapes and interesting cities.

Climate:
Senegal’s climate is hot and humid throughout the year, but has two distinct seasons, a wet season and dry season. (more…)

Since Dr. Livingstone conducted their first trips by black Africa, to which Karen Blixen wrote his legendary novel “Far from Africa,” many things happened on the African continent. However, books such as the Karen Blixen inspired such beautiful films like “Out of Africa”, which show a live Kenya, sublime, ethereal, magical. Many of us fall in love this piece of land watching the adventures of Merryl Streep and Robert Redford in cities such as Nairobi or Mombasa. Although we cannot forget the stories of Ernest Hemingway, in his journey through the natural parks of Amboseli and the Seychelles islands. (more…)

Gambia is one of the most accessible to visitors interested in entering for the first time in Black Africa. Despite its small size, its variety, and their biodiversity are staggering.

Once upon a country around a river: the fertile Gambia, on whose banks the Mandinga live, the Fula, the Wolof, the Jola, the Serahuli the Aku, the Manjago and Bambara. It is precisely this multi-ethnicity which drew the Gambian nation, as distinct cultural country that surrounds it on all four sides, Senegal, Wolof majority. Only the western tip of Gambia, which borders the Atlantic Ocean, is saved from the vicinity of Senegal, generally successful, well-avenue. (more…)