Archives: Guide

Niger is a beautiful country and also one of the least visited. As well as an exotic desert landscape there is a rich cultural heritage waiting to be discovered. Explore the beautiful Tenere Desert, magnificent Air Mountains and the capital Niamey.

Liberia has fascinating wildlife and opportunities for walking and hiking through the plains, forests and savannas. Explore the culture of the country and visit the capital Monrovia. Go swimming on the beaches, go fishing and boating.

Mali offers a unique holiday experience with sights such as mud-built mosques, the legendary Timbuktu, villages carved into cliffs and the capital city of Bamako. Explore the wide expanse of Sahara desert and discover vibrant markets filled with friendly people and exotic cuisine.

Mauritania has stunning scenery made up of sand dunes and oceans, which offer opportunities for walking, and trekking and swimming and water sports. There are also deep canyons and protruding plateaus that offer activities and adventures. Discover the amazing birdlife and wildlife in this ecotourism destination.

Gambia has more than just the beautiful beaches and fishing villages it is famous for. Discover birdlife and wildlife at the National Parks, the vibrant culture in the capital Banjul and the towns and villages and the diversity of the sports and activities on offer.

Ghana has hundreds of kilometers of coast with beautiful beaches and ruined European forts and castles to explore. Discover the lively fishing villages, the capital Accra with its nightlife and the wildlife and activities of the National Parks and natural areas.

Guinea boasts a diverse and unspoiled countryside, a strong music tradition and friendly locals. Visit the game filled savannahs, the beautiful Soumba waterfalls, the capital Conakry and view the elephants at the Forêt Classée de Ziama.

Guinea-Bissau is a small country but has plenty to offer visitors. Explore the capital city Bissau and its presidential palace, the beautiful beaches and the National Marine Park. Go fishing and trekking amongst the natural scenery and amazing wildlife.

The ten islands of the Cape Verde offer a host of holiday opportunities for such a small destination. If you and your family are into watersports it offers some of the best sailing around (no doldrums here), plus you’ll have a chance to dive, surf and swim on a multitude of quiet beaches.