This week, we read about Ethiopia’s Omo Valley, Ghana’s many treasures, and a Japanese writer’s fascination with Africa.
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The Last Frontier: Ethiopia's Remote Omo Valley
David Hochman travels to Ethiopia's Omo Valley. There, he discovers the Mursi tribe's ancient culture and traditions, which have remained untouched by outside influence over the years.Read More »
Source: Forbes
Welcome to Ghana: Exotic Wildlife, Historic Castles and a Golden Coast
Ghana is the perfect destination for those new to Africa. The safe and stable country is sure to have something for everyone—beaches, wildlife, and UNESCO world heritage sites are just a few of its many attractions.Read More »
Source: CNN
Journey to Kenya Turns Writer's Life on its Head, Spurs Africa Fascination
Michio Hiraiwa, inspired by a trip to Kenya, decides to change his lifestyle and enjoy each moment more. Hiraiwa and his daughter now reside part-time in Kenya and promote tourism.Read More »
Source: Japan Times
Mother City Markets: Where to Shop ’til You Drop in Cape Town
Cape Town is packed with a variety of markets. In addition to produce, baked goods, and other food, you can find arts, crafts, and wine. Read More »Source: Lonely Planet
Travel Photography Tips
Photographer Russell Smith offers insights on how to best capture memories from your travels. Read More »Source: Getaway Blog
Lots of Mafia, Little Crime
Mafia Island, located only 160 kilometeres south of Zanzibar, is a peaceful escape with some of the best diving in the world. Read More »Source: Independent Online
In Search of a Lost Moroccan Oasis
Horatio Clare travels to Morocco and treks through the Atlas mountains with the Berber people. Read More »Source: BBC
Discovering Cameroon, a Microcosm of the African continent
Christopher Vourlias travels to Cameroon and enjoys hospitality, beautiful beaches, and excellent food. Cameroon, nicknamed "Little Africa," has everything from mountains and beaches to savannahs and deserts. Read More »Source: Washington Post
White-Water Rafting on the Zambezi River
The Zambezi River offers some of the very best white-water rafting in the entire world. Nearly half the rapids in the Zambezi are classified as Grade Five. Read More »Source: About.com
Mountain Biking in Kamberg Nature Reserve
For a different way to experience South Africa's beautiful landscapes, try mountain biking in the Kamberg Nature Reserve. Read More »Source: Getaway Blog
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