Travel to Marocco

The country is open to oceanic influences by a long coastline of 800 km. In eastern Morocco, mountainous (Atlas and Rif mountain ranges), covered in steppe poor, nomadic Berbers live. In the plains that stretch to the foot of the mountains, grow citrus, vegetables and cereals. In the western part, the escarpment area of the Atlas Mountains, High Atlas and Anti-Atlas, is extensive cattle raising and is rich in phosphate mines, zinc and lead. On the coastal plains are cultivated vines and citrus. Reservations are important fish stocks, and generally exploit foreign fleets. Soil erosion is the result of several factors, including the expansion of farms in marginal areas, overexploitation of pastures by the excess animals, destruction of vegetation for fuelwood production and conversion of forested areas in fields. Some efforts have been undertaken to reverse this process, primarily through reforestation.

Morocco Tourist Info

Morocco offers countless possibilities, all very attractive, on the time to enjoy leisure time that the country offers.

The approximately 2,000 kilometers of coastline that is lavish in Morocco are beautiful and pleasant beaches of fine sand and clear water, the closest to Rabat they are the best, especially Temara, just south of the city or the Plage des Nations, which is north. The Atlantic coast also has fine beaches, while it is true that with the exception of Agadir, authorities prevent a hangover marina. Be careful not to penetrate beyond where the water covers!. And if there is a danger to bathtime, these large white water waves and the beaches of Essaouira or Dar Bouazza near Casablanca, are great when surfing and windsurfing, in fact, are integrated circuits of the major international competitions. The Mediterranean coast also has several resorts of great interest.

Climate: The climate varies from region to region. The coast has a warm, Mediterranean, temperate in the east coast by winds from the southwest. Inside the weather is warm, dry and continental. The south is hot and dry for most of the year, with cooler evenings for the months of December and January. The rainy season on the coast is from November to March. Summer is quite dry with high temperatures. The climate is cooler in the mountains. In Marrakesh and Agadir winter temperatures range from 21 ° C. 

Clothing: Lightweight cottons and linens during summer. In winter and mountain areas need to bring more warm clothes. Is advisable to wear a raincoat during the wet season, especially on the coast and mountains.
Religion: Muslim 98.7%, Christian 1.1%, Jewish 0.2%
Currency: Dirham
Population: 30,645,305
Language: Arabic (official), Berber dialects several, French (in common use in business, government and diplomacy)
System of Government: Constitutional monarchy

Madagascar Travel

Madagascar, one of the largest islands in the world, is separated from continent by the Mozambique Channel. A large central plateau of volcanic origin, dominates the coastal plains, hot and wet, covered by tropical forests east and west by savannah. The eastern part of the island is very rainy, while the rest is dry tropical climate. The population is concentrated in the central highlands. On the coast are cultivated rice exports: sugar, coffee, bananas, vanilla. Livestock, scattered throughout the island, is another important activity. The main mineral resources include graphite, chromium and phosphate. Among the major environmental problems noted deforestation (an estimated forest destruction reaches 75% of the land). Poor sanitation and organic waste have led to contamination of many waterways. Madagascar is considered a large biological reserve, but is at risk of extinction due to the type of crops that has been practiced for centuries: the destruction exceeds the capacity of the forest regenerate itself.

Madagascar Tourist Information
In principal cities you can enjoy some nightclubs. But there are two principal hobbies in Madagascar: the excellent beaches, both on the main island in the minors as well as its nature (treckking, mountaineering, etc), especially in National Parks and Reserves. So Ampijoroa Forest Station, where there are strange species of lemurs and tortoises. No accommodation, but if there camping area. The permits are purchased from Tana and is 113 kilometers southeast of Mahajanga.

these are the most important forest reserves:

Analebe, Beventy, Isalo National Park. Périnet, Ranomafana National Park.

Climate: tropical along coast, temperate further inland, arid in the South
Religion: indigenous beliefs 52%, Christian 41%, Muslim 7%
Currency: Ariary
Population: 15,982,563
Language: French, Malagasy (official languages​​)
System of Government: Republic

Nairobi, the Capital City - Kenya Tourism

Nairobi is the capital and largest city of Kenya. The city and its surrounding area also forms the Nairobi Province. The people of Nairobi are popularly nicknamed 'Nairobians'.

During Kenya's colonial period, the city became a centre for the colony's coffee, tea and sisal industry. Nairobi is also the capital of the Nairobi Province and of the Nairobi District. Nairobi is the second most populous city in East Africa, with a current estimated population of about 3 million. Nairobi is currently the 13th largest city in Africa, based on population and fourth largest in infrastructure development and its size.

Travel and tourism in Kenya

Discover the most magical places in kenya; go on safari, the country where safari was born. See the Big Five close-by and witness the "Greatest Spectacle on the world": the wilderbeest migration in the Masai Mara.