15 things you should do in Africa

Africa is a wonderful continent. Despite its breadth, however, many countries and regions have many common things, ranging from some stunning landscapes and wildlife. Every country has a unique charm and beauty worth looking for, but there are some experiences and activities that stand out most. Here are some of the most things that change your life and that you have to do in Africa.

Kilimanjaro Climbing
Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is one of the greatest peaks in the world. A trip to the top may be available to anyone with a good level of fitness and a strong sense of adventure, but it is still a difficult journey. The height of the summit is 6,000 meters, and height alone will push your body to the limit. But views from the top make them worthwhile, and one of the most experiences that can change your life on the continent.

Mount Kilimanjaro © Sergey Pesterev / Unsplash
See immigration in Serengeti
Serengeti is one of the few remaining natural habitats in the world where human remains have no lasting impact on wildlife. Animals are free to roam through this vast area of ​​the earth, free from hazards such as fences and highways. This reserve is remarkable all year round, but it occurs during annual migration, when hundreds of thousands of wild donkeys and wild animals move across the plains, which is truly unbelievable to see.

Wild Migration © Shripal Daphtary / Unsplash
Journey to the Gorilla
The visit of the gorillas in their natural environment - the tropical forest of Africa - is at the top of the lists of many peoples. Although human violation has threatened the inhabitants of these beautiful creatures, it is still possible to visit them morally and unnoticed. Gorillas are now confined to the Verunga Mountains, which are on the border with Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The mountain gorilla family © Vaclav Sebek / Shutterstock
The mountain gorilla family © Vaclav Sebek / Shutterstock
Stand at the base of Al-Ahram
Nothing can prepare you for the first time to see the pyramids of Giza in Egypt. This may be because this is another of the Seven Wonders that are still in tact, and form an essential part of many of the lessons of school history. Although the surrounding area has lost its charm and real appeal in recent years, the sheer history and scope of these amazing features make it an unforgettable addition to the Africa bucket list.

Sphinx and Giza Pyramid © Nort / Shutterstock
Sphinx and Giza Pyramid © Nort / Shutterstock
Rise of the Atlas Mountains
The Moroccan Atlas Mountains are barren, windy and very beautiful. It is possible to reach the Topkala peak, the summit of this stunning range, which is 4,167 meters. With enough time to explore soft hills, exciting rocks, and secluded lakes, a journey lasting several days across the area to this summit will leave an indelible impression.

Village in the Atlas Mountains, Morocco © Ermakova Nadezhda / Shutterstock
Village in the Atlas Mountains, Morocco © Ermakova Nadezhda / Shutterstock
Test your nerve in Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls is the capital of adrenaline on the continent, and activities that take place around this resounding waterfall in Zimbabwe will test the nerve of even the most daring crowds. Although some choose to jump from the suspension bridge on a bungee rope, or take to the sky in an epic helicopter, the list one activity in the area must surely be a white water pool that happens on the mighty Zambian below.

Victoria Falls at sunset © Amacphoto7 / Shutterstock

Explore the heights of Ethiopia
Ethiopia is a great country to visit, and visiting the Highlands is a basic addition to any trip to the area. Although the rock churches in Lalibela is the most famous feature, but the surrounding highlands are home to an incredible wildlife and fertile ground amazing high peaks. You can visit the area as part of an organized tour, but many choose to go on long trips.

Flame in the mountains of Semian Ethiopia © Michael De Plaen / Shutterstock
Flame in the mountains of Semian Ethiopia © Michael De Plaen / Shutterstock
Snorkel water Zanzibar
Zanzibar waters are one of the most densely populated areas on the continent. Although the small island is easily accessible and to some extent touristy, it only has perfect quiet corners to escape from the island. It is very possible to rent a cheap sailing boat for a day and head for quiet waters near the reefs to become a world you have no idea.

Sailing boat in Zanzibar © 4758892 / Pixabay
Take the Cape Town view of Table Mountain
Table Mountain is an unusual natural feature that rises above the picturesque city of Cape Town in South Africa. The unique flat top may be the highlight, but views from the top are incredible as well. There are many famous hiking trails for various levels of skill and fitness, as well as the cable car, and the ever-changing mix of urban and natural scenes on the way to the top quite rewarding.

The amazing aerial views of Cape Town © Jacob Lund / Chatrstock
Spectacular views of Cape Town © Jacob Lund / Chatrstock
Climb the Namibian dunes
The harsh desert of Namibia is high on many African lists, and for good reason. This stunning natural feature can be explored in several ways, but most of them choose to stroll around one of the country's national parks. The most famous is the Namib-Nauclauft National Park, where visitors enjoy the fossilized trees before approaching the huge sand dunes.

Desert Desert Desert © Keith Hardy / Unsplash
Marvel at Ngorongoro Crater
Nogorogoro Crater is the wonders of wildlife. This lush volcanic crater is home to abundant wildlife, wide green plains, and magnificent lush lakes. It's spectacular 20 kilometers and 600 meters long. Even without the animals roaming this 300 square kilometer area, it will be a wonderful natural wonder, but the combination of them makes it an unforgettable sight.

Wildlife in Ngorongoro Nozzle © Travel Stock / Shutterstock
Wildlife in Ngorongoro Nozzle © Travel Stock / Shutterstock
Visit the Museum of Racial Discrimination in Johannesburg
The political history of South Africa is harsh and complex, but its transition to democracy has been a startling event. The best place to reflect on the past, present and future of the country is the highly influential Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg. The resident museum will draw you expertly to this revolutionary and oppressive political system, which the country is still floundering to this day.

Entrance to the Museum of Racial Discrimination © Dendenal / Shutterstock
Entrance to the Museum of Racial Discrimination © Dendenal / Shutterstock

Learn about Rwandan genocide at the Kigali genocide memorial
While South Africa celebrates the transition to democracy, Rwanda has been in the grip of one of the most egregious human atrocities. The Rwandan genocide has killed hundreds of thousands of people. It is estimated that up to 800,000 people died due to systematic mass murder. Although the visit to the Kigali genocide memorial is an appalling experience, it is an important and changing life experience that few will forget.

Oqavango Delta Rowing
There can be a few of the best experiences in the world of navigating the waterways of the Okavango delta in the slave Mukuro, or the canoe. The tone of the frogs, insects, and birds lies in the soundtrack to this wonderful experience, while the blue sky and the thick cane are laid back. Couple that with the possibility of discovery of hippos, crocodiles and other predators of the boat is unstable to some extent, and you have a recipe for an African experience at the end.

View across Okavango Delta, Botswana | © Vadim Petrakov / Shutterstock
View across Okavango Delta, Botswana | © Vadim Petrakov / Shutterstock
Spend some time with the wonderful wildlife of Madagascar
Although it is difficult to reach Madagascar to some extent, since it is an island far from the mainland, it is a journey worth processing. The country is home to some of the world's most exotic wildlife, from lemurs to craters like cats and hundreds of bird species. Plant life and landscapes do not resemble anything you see at all, making it an unforgettable adventure.

Limor in its natural habitat, Madagascar © danm12 / Shutterstock