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More About Ghana

14. December 2012

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More About Ghana
Ghana is one of the best places to visit in Western Africa and lies on the gulf of Guinea to the northern part of the equator. With the Burkina Faso in the north, the Cote d'Ivoes in the west, and the Togo Republic in the east this is a beautiful land which spans over an area of 92,000 square miles. With the best features of a sandy coast in the western side, the beauty of this region lies in the bushes, savannas, and the grassy plains. With many rivers and streams intersecting the entire landscape, the pleasures of being in this part of the world is something that has to be experienced. Canoes form a mainstay of tours here and as you boat across the streams here the travels here are filled with a kind of fascination that is irresistible. The sea level here varies from 300 feet to 1500 feet. June  [...]

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The Green Turtle Lodge Pleasures

15. October 2012

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The Green Turtle Lodge Pleasures
Visit the Republic of Ghana in the western part of Africa and enjoy the pleasures of this fascinating country that gives the best taste of Africa. Enjoy the tourism pleasures here and experience the best of a rich cultural heritage that makes it a fascinating destination. With endless miles of beach coasts and lovely palm trees, this is the best way one could experience the best sights in this a part of the world.The fishing villages with their bright boats are another force to reckon with here and the castles and the forts that come here provide a chance to learn more about the history of the slave trade. Enjoy the sights of the biodiversity of the rainforest and go to the regions like Ankasa, Kakum and the Cape Three Points Forest Reserve. A walking safari here satisfies all your curiosity  [...]

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Western Africa Beach Travel Pleasures

23. May 2012

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Western Africa Beach Travel Pleasures
Come to the land of absolute beach excitement and greatest travel memories, the zone of Western African tours and adventures. Enjoy this upscale camping zone which has the best sights to offer and most fascinating locales to tour. Come here to the land of the human size monkeys,zebras, where you would can enjoy crossing the beach. Some of the beaches in Western Africa are lesser known among tourists but are very charming locales. Let us get to know them well. Zebrabar Zebrabar beach in Western Africa provides you with the solo beach experience, and is an ideal locale to be in with your family. Come here and enjoy the fabulous surroundings here along with the lovely scenic beauty that is so easily found here. During the tourist season, there are bird lovers who come here to go through the  [...]

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Djenne – Home of the World’s Biggest Mud-Brick Building

16. December 2011

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Djenne – Home of the World’s Biggest Mud-Brick Building
Djenne is an Urban Commune and town in Inland Niger Delta region of central Mali. In the year 2009, the commune had 32,944 inhabitants and administratively it is a part of Mopti Region. It is a city in Mali well-known for its mosque, the largest mudbrick building in the world. As of 1987, it has been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site. It says on its website that Djenne became important link and market centre in trans-Saharan gold trade. The Djenne’s history is intimately linked with Timbuktu. Between 15th and 17th centuries much of trans-Saharan trade in goods like slaves, salt and gold moved out and in of Timbuktu passed via Djenne. Both cities became Islamic scholarship centres. Its prosperity relied on this trade and when Portuguese founded trading posts on the coast of Africa,  [...]

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Reviewing the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa

9. December 2011

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Reviewing the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa
You will need only 10 minutes for reaching the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa from the Banjul International Airport. This hotel is often described by the guests as a paradise. This magnificent accommodation option of Gambia has been designed inspired by the local traditions. It looks typically like an African village surrounded by greeneries comprising of baobab and palm trees. What are the different room types housed by the Sheraton Gambia Hotel Resort & Spa? The guests can choose from 4 accommodation options, the Classic Rooms and Deluxe Rooms, the Presidential Villa and the Suites. Sheraton Gambia has its special beach, which can be reached only in 30 seconds from the actual hotel premises. The hotel authority guarantees absolute safety, privacy and relaxation to all its guests.  [...]

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The Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve

18. November 2011

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The Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve
The Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is a Gambia based national park established in the year 1996. This national covers a total area of 220 sq. km. The exact location of this wetland reserve is along River Gambia’s north bank, about 100 km away from the mouth of the river. Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is even named after one of the tributaries of River Gambia, the Bao Bolon. This tributary emerges from Senegal and travels to meet River Gambia.The area, which now has the Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve, was first declared to be the homeland for this reserve in the year 1993. However, the inauguration of the reserve took 3 more years to happen. Bao Bolong is the first Gambian reserve that is meant for protecting a wetland area. The entire area of the Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is inhabited by rich flora  [...]

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Goree Island, Senegal – Reflecting on the Horrors

8. July 2011

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Goree Island, Senegal – Reflecting on the Horrors
Goree Island or the Ile de Goree is a tiny islet situated not far from the coast of the capital city of Senegal, Dakar. The island is a major center for tourism. The island is historically significant as it was a major center for slave trading in the ancient times. The island is a significant destination for African Americans. Many African Americans come here to pay their respects and to reflect upon the past and their ancestors. The House of Slaves or the Maison des Esclaves is a pilgrimage spot of sorts, where people come to remember the horrors of slave trade and the countless lost souls due to the evil. Goree Island has been declared a World Heritage by the UNESCO and has been visited by world famous public figures such as Nelson Mandela, the Pope, Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush.  [...]

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São Vicente tour: Beach fun + trail adventure

6. January 2011

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São Vicente tour: Beach fun + trail adventure
If you are in Africa and are looking for beach fun combined with relaxing vibes, São Vicente is one of the best options. Recognized among the striking islands of the Cape Verde archipelago, this beautiful atoll is nestled at a distance of 600 miles from the West African shore. São Vicente is actually a flat volcanic island that ensures a picturesquely memorable holiday. Among the attractions here, a majority of them are beaches offering some thrilling water sports, some are cultural highlights, and a few are historic landmarks guarantying fun for the people of all ages and likes. Attractions As a tourist destination, São Vicente is very appealing. It is certainly the great beaches that attract thousands of visitors each year. Because of these scenic shores, the island has become a perfect  [...]

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Fun in Benin, Africa

1. November 2010

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Fun in Benin, Africa
Benin seems to be quite a beautiful country that is located in the west of Africa. In fact Benin shares its borders with Togo, Nigeria, Niger and Faso Burkin.  One of the most famous attractions of Benin includes the royal Palaces of Abomey. This place is quite famous for its history and rich cultural heritage.  Traveling in Benin is all about exploration of the rich history and culture of the Western part of Africa.  In Fact some of the many other historical attractions in this place would include tombs, murals, buildings and what seem like sculptures. The Abomey palaces are now a part of the UNESCO world heritage site. Benin travel is also quite enjoyable and is quite fascinating as well.  When you come to the many historic sites, there are many other interesting places that you could  [...]

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Serious Jungle fun in Ghana

21. October 2010

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Serious Jungle fun in Ghana
The British colonists especially liked the Kumasi.  The rolling hills which are cool and wooded, is a good retreat from the humidity of the entire coast.  This is quite an affluent city. The traffic here is impossible though. You could spend about three hours just walking around the market and this happens to be one of the biggest markets in all of West Africa.  Town criers and other traders who are here to silt heir crafts. These people sell everything from bats made of fruit to nails that are almost the size of a fist. There is a railway right in the middle that runs right through the market place.  Although this is unused and the railway is blocked with the many stalls that come up in its way. This is what it looks like, until you hear a hoot of a far away train and suddenly all the  [...]

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