Ethiopia's northern historic circuit is one of Africa's great overlooked routes, its rock-hewn churches and high mountain trails matched by almost nowhere else.
A felucca, the lateen-sailed boat of the Nile, offers the slowest and finest way to drift past Aswan's islands and temples.
A self-drive loop through Namibia trades the crowds of East Africa's safari circuits for some of the emptiest, most dramatic landscapes on the continent.
Tucked east of Madagascar and still officially part of France, Réunion packs an active volcano, three vertiginous cirques and a ring of black-sand coast into a
Ghana is often recommended as the easiest entry point into West Africa, and a ten-day loop through Accra, the coastal forts and Kakum's canopy walkway makes cle
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