Pasion Africa

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África el tercer continente más grande y más hermoso en el Mundo, sus paisajes, la historia antigua, la gente y su cultura ofrece al visitante un crisol de culturas interesantes. Dado que la apelación desierto del Sahara, las selvas verdes de Tanzania, a partir de las sabanas sin fin de Serengeti, las paradisíacas islas de Zanzíbar y la mafia de Océano Índico, el Monte Kilimanjaro el punto más alto en África de los Grandes Lagos de África Oriental cubierto con diferentes especies de aves, incluyendo flamencos toma aliento. Desde el misterioso pueblo en las montañas áridas de los países del Mediterráneo a través de los coloridos pueblos de África oriental, el viajero encontrará a gente cálida, alegre y acogedor, abierto y dispuesto a ayudar. África es considerada la cuna de la humanidad, aquí es donde se han encontrado los fósiles más antiguos de los primeros homínidos. Restos de Australopithecus, Homo habilis o Pithecanthropus han aparecido en la abundancia relativa en el suelo de África, haciendo de África uno de los sitios clave de la Paleontología y en siglos inmemoriales grandes civilizaciones surgieron aquí. Travel2Africa ofrece a sus programas, esta llama indómita de África: de los viajes de aventura para los más aventureros a la vivienda se mantiene más exclusivo. los safaris fotográficos maravillosa de Serengeti, Tanzania Ngorngoro y otros parques y Kenya, las playas románticas de islas mágicas de Zanzíbar, el lago Tanganyika el más profundo lago, el lago Victoria, fuente del legendario río Nilo Monte Kilimanjaro son el lado más hermoso de este continente.

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