The bountiful riches of the African continent inspired and seduced the early explorers. With each new discovery the powerful European countries were galvanized into a scramble for a stake in this fabulous bounty, this dark gem. Centuries later, Africa’s power to beguile has not been subdued, only now its magic serves to create wondrous memories and the will to return in every traveler.
In Southern Africa, there are countries endowed with natural splendor unequalled anywhere else in the world, and with Inflight Africa the only challenge for the modern day explorer is in choosing their destination.
Botswana
Botswana is famous for its spectacular inland delta, and offers travelers truly amazing safari experiences in a pristine environment. Explore the fascinating deserts, wetlands, savannahs, the paradisiacal Okavango delta and wildlife-packed game reserves of one of the wildest regions in Africa.
Mozambique
Mozambique has persevered, despite the brutal civil war and then the floods which ravaged this poor country. But the sandy palm-fringed beaches and coral reefs of the Bazaruto Archipelago still qualify as one of the most beautiful places in Africa.
Namibia
Namibia is the least known of the Southern African countries, yet her attractions are unparalleled: from the spectacular red dunes of the Namib desert to the wild Skeleton coast, the rugged Etosha National Park to quaint towns rich in culture and history.
Namibia is also a thoroughly modern country and its constitution actively supports the sustainable use of natural resources and forward-looking ecosystem management.
South Africa
South Africa is a heady mix of third and first world cultures – along with the best and least crowded beaches in the world. Throw in wildlife parks, great infrastructure, natural scenery and a stable post-apartheid environment and you have a great destination waiting to happen.
In South Africa you can immerse yourself in the full range of safari experiences, from verdant subtropical beach forests to the sublime isolation of the desert.
Tanzania
Tanzania has whatever you are dreaming about – be it tropical islands, climbing the highest mountain in Africa, diving for marine treasures or watching. the annual animal migration.
Zambia
Zambia offers travelers a real challenge, but that is part of the country’s attraction.
Apart from some of the greatest natural scenery on the continent, Zambia also boasts world-class wildlife parks and after negotiating several of the pot-holed roads, you will feel like you’ve been to the true heart of Africa.
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has so much more to offer than the grand Victoria Falls, as anyone who has been to Lake Kariba, the Eastern Highlands or the mysterious ruins of Great Zimbabwe, will gladly testify.