pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 04/07/2006] This website provides a dropdown-menu and interactive map by which one can focus on specific "routes" and areas of interest throughout Africa. Contact details and general tourist information are supplied as well as detailed data concerning the location etc of the selected region or attraction. There are also some photographs on the site.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 26/09/2006] At this website one is taken on a trans-Africa hiking trip with with Kinga and Chopin. The website offers an interactive map and is categorised by country, with numerous photographs accompanying the narrative of their experiences. A seperate, extensive photographic gallery is also provided.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 27/09/2006] This website provides a Westerner's perspective of East Africa and focusses on such regions as Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan. The site serves as an introduction to "the heart of Africa" and attempts to relate aspects which are not normally experienced by Western tourists. A number of links to informative resources, photographic galleries and much more are supplied.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 24/06/2007] This website relates the experiences of Rémy Scheidegger and Patricia Glauser during an 18 000km flight from Johannesburg, South Africa to Rheinfelden, Germany during 2003. The flight spanned 14 countries and their adventures are depicted by means of a diary and extensive photographic gallery. Links and information about a book and movie relating to this humanitarian project, as well as details of press coverage at the time, are provided. [more] [pierrejacques, 24/06/2007] This website relates the experiences of Rémy Scheidegger and Patricia Glauser during an 18 000km flight from Johannesburg, South Africa to Rheinfelden, Germany during 2003. The flight spanned 14 countries and their adventures are depicted by means of a diary and extensive photographic gallery. Links and information about a book and movie relating to this humanitarian project, as well as details of press coverage at the time, are provided. [less]
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 21/09/2007] This website provides informative articles about various aspects of travel and tourism throughout Africa. Maps, photographs and videos relating to travel in Africa are presented and tips for travellers are provided also by way of an "Ask an expert" section.
squidge
Occitanie, France100%
[squidge, 23/05/2008] This Wikipedia page summarises facts and figures about the African continent. You'll learn about the continents etymology, geography, climate, history, colonial explorations, politics and a range of essential information's. Maps, flags, and a summary of the continent's religions are visible.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa100%
[pierrejacques, 17/07/2008] Ellen and Paul share their passion for Africa at this site which is available in Dutch and English. Travelogues detailing their journeys in various countries such as Uganda, Botswana, Tanzania and Kenya are accompanied by photographic albums with high-quality images. A selection of video footage is also presented and there are detailed sections relating to country, gamepark and wildlife information. [more] [pierrejacques, 17/07/2008] Ellen and Paul share their passion for Africa at this site which is available in Dutch and English. Travelogues detailing their journeys in various countries such as Uganda, Botswana, Tanzania and Kenya are accompanied by photographic albums with high-quality images. A selection of video footage is also presented and there are detailed sections relating to country, gamepark and wildlife information. [less]
[Nele, 20/11/2008] Romar Traveler is a travel journal that presents a more personal view of some interesting and less-traveled destinations worldwide that readers might wish to explore.
ekrimoa
London, United Kingdom100%
[ekrimoa, 23/03/2010] A touching, heart felt account of the author's travels through southern Africa, and the emotions that the experience stirred in him.
A wonderful read, highly recommended.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa92%
[pierrejacques, 06/07/2006] This Dutch website offers information about the nature and culture of various countries in Africa and also a selection of wildlife photographs with a description of their behaviour and where they can be viewed etc.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa92%
[pierrejacques, 09/07/2006] Jungle Photos Africa is an educational site which not only does indeed offer photos & facts about fauna & flora in Africa, but also includes maps, satellite shots and much more. The photographs have interesting footnotes with additional information and are mostly taken in the regions of Kenya, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa92%
[pierrejacques, 12/07/2006] Prospective travelers to Africa are afforded some background as to the traditions and norms of the continent. Provided by the BBC World Service, this website explores Africa from a historical perspective and overviews such facets as traditional religions and the historical relationship between Europe and Africa. There is also a section describing the Nile Valley & the development of Egyptian civilisation. The site takes a closer look at developments in Southern Afr [more] [pierrejacques, 12/07/2006] Prospective travelers to Africa are afforded some background as to the traditions and norms of the continent. Provided by the BBC World Service, this website explores Africa from a historical perspective and overviews such facets as traditional religions and the historical relationship between Europe and Africa. There is also a section describing the Nile Valley & the development of Egyptian civilisation. The site takes a closer look at developments in Southern Africa and also provides links to additional material and soundfiles from the BBC. [less]
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa90%
[pierrejacques, 19/08/2006] This website offers a listing of all African countries with a brief description of their location. Selecting a country from the list, you will find details of the demographics and categorised information regarding numerous aspects such as the history, culture, environment and much more.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa90%
[pierrejacques, 27/09/2006] This website relates the travels of a group of people on safari from Cape Town to Victoria Falls via Namibia. The original text is in French and the English translation can be a bit quaint. Nevertheless, filled with photographs of the landscape, the website conveys their experiences.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa90%
[pierrejacques, 27/09/2006] Share the experiences and numerous photographs of Martin & Lee-Anne during a three month journey across South Africa to Namibia and Botswana. The website provides an insight into the natural surroundings of the region and the obstacles one can expect to encounter during such a journey.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa80%
[pierrejacques, 05/07/2006] This official UNESCO website provides a listing of all heritage sites on the African continent, categorised by country, with links to a brief description of each site and supporting documentation. There is also a searchable database and interactive map as well as information regarding the publications and activities of the World Heritage Committee.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa80%
[pierrejacques, 18/07/2006] An interesting collection of photographs depicting Africa at root level as witnessed by a group of photojournalists from 26 countries. More than 50 000 photographs were taken in a 24 hour period and, besides being exhibited in the USA, a selection have been published in book format.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa80%
[pierrejacques, 18/07/2006] This website relates the travels of Bernard Cloutier by way of a selection of well-documented photographs. A brief informative overview of each country is supplied and the photographs have explanatory comments to aid visitors to the site.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa80%
[pierrejacques, 05/08/2006] This page at National Geographic provides a look at the African ecosystems and an aerial survey of the continent. There are links to relevant articles, interviews, photographs and video footage.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa70%
[pierrejacques, 17/07/2006] This site provides a series of photographs taken in Africa as well as general photography tips and travel information. There are also links to news from Africa and the photograph categories include such options as animals, people & places and game parks in Africa.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa60%
[pierrejacques, 03/07/2006] This is the website of a very popular local travel magazine and it offers an interactive map selection of African countries as well as the regions in South Africa, with much reliable information listed for each selection. The attractions in each region is summarised and there are also relevant links.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa60%
[pierrejacques, 02/10/2006] This website relates, by way of annotated photographs, the travels of Brian Kohl in Africa. Specific reference is made to Mt. Kilimanjaro, the Arusha National Park, Lake Manyara, the Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park, Moshi and more.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa60%
[pierrejacques, 02/10/2006] At these pages from TrekEarth you will find a number of photographic albums pertaining to Africa and categorised by country. Links to related travelogues and country information are also provided.
pierrejacques
Cape Town, South Africa50%
[pierrejacques, 02/07/2006] A selection of photographs from portfolios of Namibia and South Africa. There is also a selection of other countries, categories and photo themes to enjoy and a Travel Channel which introduces visitors to areas particularly suited for photographic journeys.
