As safari tourism is the main source of income in Botswana, they go out of their way to take care of the details and that is why it is a safe destination to travel and explore. Tourists usually rent cars and move around without problems. However, you should not neglect personal items or visit remote areas at night, without the guidance of a local.

Since Botswana has no outlet to the sea, the Okavango Delta is one of the few that ends up on dry land, forming a very extensive plain in which countless animals can be seen. It was named a World Heritage Site for its great natural beauty and the life it houses. Furthermore, luxury camps are common in this area to make the safari experience among the waters of the delta even more memorable.

The capital of Botswana is Gaborone, named after Kgosi Gaborone, an African chief who founded it in the late 19th century and is today the country’s largest city with a large commercial movement. It is located in a valley, just 15 km from South Africa. The Hare Krishna Temple and the National Museum and Art Gallery are its main attractions.

In Mozambique, you have to be careful in high and medium risk areas, so it is advisable to follow the safety instructions of the tourism experts and let yourself be guided, especially in the most remote areas. It is important not to display valuables during the day and to be very careful at night.

The islands of Mozambique are one of the historical attractions of Africa. There the sailboats are seen sailing in silence, contrasting with the colonial buildings. In the Bazaruto and Quirimbas archipelagos, tourists will find small islets and although there is not as much hotel infrastructure, they are perfect to connect with nature and forget about routines.

Maputo has been the capital of Mozambique since 1898 and was called Lourenco Marques, as a Portuguese explorer, until 1976 when they became independent from Portugal. Although it is a somewhat chaotic city, it is also one of the most attractive in Africa with a great culinary and nightlife offer. The Maputo Fortress and the Municipal Market are worth seeing, but it is best to get carried away by the vibe of the city.

Tanzania is a safe country and does not offer great complications. However, you have to take the usual precautions and stick to the travel tips offered by the Government and its travel agent.

Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the most iconic landscapes in Tanzania. It is a triple summit volcano that is located in the northeast of the country.

Its 5895 meters of altitude make it the highest summit in the entire African continent, thus forming part of the group known as the 7 summits and it is the fourth highest mountain in the world. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.

Dodoma is a city where you will find contemporary African architecture. In Bunge you will be able to see the new earthquake-proof buildings, although you will need special permission to take photographs.

Although Dodoma is the capital of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam is the most populous city and the gateway for tourism to Tanzania. Many people travel directly to Arusha International Airport which is where most Safaris start.

Kenya is a country that places great importance on tourism, as it is one of its main sources of income. Therefore, the security of Kenya is greatly enhanced in the main tourist attractions. Furthermore, the areas affected by lack of security to the north and northwest, on the border with Somalia, are well defined.

In order not to miss a great experience, such as getting to know Kenya, it is always recommended to pay attention to the safety recommendations and travel with experts in the tourism of this country.

Lamu is an archipelago off the north-east coast of Kenya and has very calm beaches lapped by the Indian Ocean. Its inhabitants have Portuguese and Muslim influence. Lamu is the main island. The island has dunes and white sand beaches, where small towns of white houses, coconut, and mango plantations are found. One of the most popular animals are donkeys, which they use to transport goods.

Here you can also go on safaris, visiting the surrounding archipelagos, to see ancient ruins and luxurious resorts on the islands of Manda, Siyu, Pate, and Kiwayu. If you are looking for an exotic and relaxed experience, Lamu is the ideal place, because you will feel that time slows down, while you enjoy the beaches or the city.

Nairobi is the capital of Kenya and its most important city. Its name is in the Maasai language and means “the place of freshwaters”. It is also a cosmopolitan and multicultural city that maintains a great British influence,

Among the main attractions that you can visit in its capital are the National Museum of Kenya, the Nairobi National Park, the Daphne Sheldrick’s Orphanage, the Langatta Giraffe Center, among others.

On the other hand, the house of Karen Blixen, the author of the book “Memories of Africa”, is one of the most visited places in Kenya. And finally, we have the Giraffe Manor, a luxury hotel that is famous for its giraffes. They live in the hotel gardens and interact with their guests throughout the day.

Namibia is one of the most stable countries in Southwest Africa and one of the safest in Africa. It is also a sparsely populated country, making it a very quiet and orderly place, which stands out for living in harmony with its wild fauna.

Of course, it is always recommended to take the safety recommendations and travel with experts in the tourism of this country.

One of its main national parks, for safaris in Namibia, is Etosha. It has 22,000 square km, where the largest population of black rhinos and cheetahs in Africa is found.

If you prefer a more intimate safari, you can visit the Mahango Reserve, a place where you can quietly and almost privately observe the wild fauna of the place, such as buffalo, elephants, hippos, among others.

If you like marine fauna, you can also take an excursion to Cape Cross in northern Namibia, where they will see an impressive sea lion reserve. It is one of the largest in the world.

Swakopmund is the second-largest city in Namibia, which tends to get crowded in summer. Its beach is desert and you can have views of the dunes of the Namibian desert. Here you can do adventure sports, such as sand surfing in the dunes, quad biking through the nearby dunes or skydiving.

Then you can visit the Walvis Bay lagoon that has shades between green and pink and where you will find its famous pink flamingos. In addition, here kitesurfing is practiced and even world championships are held. Another place to visit is the Pelican Point, where you can observe pelicans and sea lions in the wild.

Windhoek is the capital of Namibia, the main entrance to this country. It is a modern city, which was colonized by the Germans.

You can visit the National Museum of Namibia in Alte Feste, the Christuskirche (a Lutheran parish from 1896), the Katutura neighborhood that was built on the apartheid policy of South Africa in the 50’s where people of different cultures live, in harmony.

Here you can find shopping centers, shops, and restaurants with typical food from this country, such as the crocodile, the zebra, the kudu, the oryx, or the springbok, which are considered farm animals for their inhabitants.