10 Best Places To Visit In Africa - Africa Travel Video
The African continent is one of the most fascinating places on the planet. There are so many different adventures to be enjoyed on this incredible continent, which is home to over 50 distinct countries and 1.2 billion people. Whether you want to visit exciting cities like Cape Town, Cairo, and Marrakesh or go on a safari in Kenya, South Africa, or Tanzania to view the continent's wildlife, there is much to do for all types of tourists.
The African continent is also home to some breathtaking natural wonders, such as Victoria Falls, which straddles the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia and is frequently referred to as one of the world's seven natural wonders. There are also soaring mountain peaks, such as Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain at more than 19,000 feet. Warm, turquoise-hued waters and white-sand beautiful beaches can be found on magical islands like Zanzibar off the coast of Tanzania and the Bazaruto Archipelago off the coast of Mozambique, which has thousands of miles of coastline. We guarantee that wherever you go in Africa, you'll come away with a new appreciation for the enchantment of this culturally diverse, vibrantly colourful, and inviting continent that will make you want to return again and again.
This Africa travel guide will present to you our list of most amazing places to visit in Africa for the best possible experience. The places include african destinations like Cape Town, Marrakech, Zanzibar, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Tunisia, Seychelles, Victoria Falls, Kruger National Park, Cairo and Malawi.
MOROCCO - Part 1 (place Jamal Efna)
A concoction pictures video made to Marrakech by night.
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Where can you find snake charmers, a plate of snails, and a glass of orange juice, all in one go?
Djemma el-Fna square is one of the world’s great spectacles - a bustling market that is chaos to the senses. The sights, sounds, smells are overwhelming, drawing in tourists nightly for centuries for this obscenely rich Moroccan and Berber cultural celebration.
On one end of the market, you’ll find the performers and buskers, peddling every skill from snake charming to belly dancing to showing off their pet chimpanzee. On the other end, rows of dinner tents serve up Moroccan cuisine (and gouge tourists with hidden “fees”, charging for the napkins, salt, pepper, cutlery and plates - no joke). Interspersed between them are row after row of fresh juice stalls, warming ginger tea and gingerbread stalls, and hundreds upon hundreds of local vendors selling their wares in the surrounding souks.
If Morocco is not yet on your bucket list, it definitely should be. It’s safe, welcoming, and apart from the occasional hustler, you won’t encounter any issues travelling here independently.
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Le Maroc 2007 en quelques images
Marrakech,la place jemma el fna ,la vallée de l'ourika,Essaouira
Morocco Trip
4 day trip to Morroco in March 2011. Itinerary: Fez - Marrakech - Essaouira - Marrakech. Shot with Nikon D50 and Nokia N8