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A multi-faceted country, Zimbabwe is mainly symbolized by the image of the famous Victoria Falls (Victoria Falls), a site of incomparable splendor. But we must not forget that Zimbabwe also has Lake Kariba, national parks (Hwange, Gonarezhou, Mana Pools, Matobo), cities (Harare and Bulawayo). And theShona, the dominant population of Zimbabwe, will not fail to amaze you with their good manners. LANDMARKS Populations 14, 5 million persons. Area 390 580...Read More

Zambia, a country of superlatives – Victoria Falls, one of the most spectacular in the world, Lake Tanganyika, one of the deepest in the world, one of the richest game parks in Africa (Kafue and Lower National Parks Zambezi, Luanga-South Park), delights lovers of wild and authentic nature!And you will be seduced by its friendly people. LANDMARK Populations 14, 5 million persons. Area 746 000 km2. Capital City Lusaka Town...Read More

 A land of wide open spaces and shimmering colors, of daily shows and changing lights, Namibia is the kingdom of animals, which evolve freely, as much as that of photographers, who have found paradise. Trek or safari, you can’t choose: from Etosha Park, domain of the Big Five and true heart of the country, huge tracks rush in and crisscross this vast wild territory to reach the sumptuous Namib Desert...Read More

 Mount Kenya, whose name means “mountain of ostriches” (Kiinyaa) among the Wakamba living at its feet, is the highest point in the country and the second highest peak in Africa (5,199 m at the Batian peak, 5,188 m at Nelion Point and 4985 m at Lenana Point). Mount Kenya, born about 3 million years ago from the opening of the African rift, has been covered for millennia by a huge...Read More

Locked between Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa, splendid and yet unknown. Botswana is one of the most prosperous and calm countries on the African continent. From the massive Okavango Delta dotted with islets protecting thousands of birds, to national parks and nature reserves home to most of southern Africa’s species – large mammals and rare species like Buffon’s kob – to the gigantic Kalahari Desert, the land of the Tswana,...Read More