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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.

Benin is as varied in its landscapes and weather as it is by peoples and customs. It the south you can relax on a beach and watch the whales in season while a journey to the north will take you to village-covered hillsides.

Most people will never have heard of Burkina Faso, let alone know where it is on a map. Like all countries however, it has its own charm and several activities for the visitor to enjoy.

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.

Cote d’Ivoire is rich in natural attractions such as the rainforests of Parc National de Tai’s and the beaches on the Atlantic coast. There is also a wealth of culture and tradition which can be seen in the colonial architecture and visit the capital Yamoussoukro with its incredible basilica.