Africa: the birthplace of the human race, the home of every environment and landscape, and the continent of contrasts. Over time, many cultures and states have risen and fallen in Africa, leaving their own imprint on the continent. From Morocco’s heady mix of souk-filled medinas and mountainous landscapes, to the savannah grasslands home to the most famous wildlife spectacle in the world, to the paradise archipelagos of Tanzania, Africa is a treasure trove of cultural gems and natural jewels. 

Africa is also home to a number of the world’s natural wonders, from the stunning Victoria Falls and the Rift Valley, to the majestic Nile to the dry dunes and iconic scenes of the Sahara. Then there’s the wildlife that call these habitats home. The great range of national parks, game reserves and wildlife habitats support elephants, hippos, gorillas, rhinos, lions, cheetahs, leopards and many more - possibly the greatest show on earth!  It is truer here than of anywhere else on Earth: there is more to see than can ever be seen; more to do than can ever be done.