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 Contents
Region 1 - Morocco, Canary Islands, Algeria, Tunisia Tanga, Mbeya, Morogoro, Arusha 110
Regional Opener - The Maghreb 4 Dar es Salaam 111
Atlas Mountains 6 Regional Adventures 112
Volubilis 7
Teide National Park 8 Region 11 - Zambia, Zimbabwe
Dougga Site 9 Regional Opener - The Great Zambezi 114
Jerid Oasis 10 Great Zimbabwe Region 116
Casablanca 11 Matobo NP, Nyanga NP 117
Essaouira, Agadir, Meknes, Melilla 12 Hwange NP 118
Marrakech, Rabat 13 Kafue NP 119
Tangier 14 South Luangwa NP 120
Tetouan, Fez 15 Lusaka 121
Las Palmas 16 Harare 122
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 17 Bulawayo 123
Playa de las Americas, La Oratava 18 Gweru, Chinhoyi, Kariba, Chimanimani 124
Arrecife, La Laguna, Los Cristianos, Puerto del Rosario, Playa del Inglés, Mutare, Masvingo, Kwekwe 125
Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de la Palma 19 Victoria Falls 126
Algiers 20 Regional Adventures 127
Tunis 21
Nefta, Sbeitla, Kairouan, Tabarka 22 Region 12 - Mozambique, Malawi
Tozeur, Nabeul, Hammamet, Sousse 23 Regional Opener - The Mozambique Coast 128
Monastir, Sfax, El Jem, Houmt Souk 24 Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique Island, Maputo Bay & Inhaca Island 130
Regional Adventures 25 Gorongosa NP 131
Canary Islands 26 Quirimba Archipelago 132
Lake Malawi & Nyika NP 133
Region 2 - Niger, Libya, Chad Blantyre 134
Regional Opener - The Sahara 28 Beira, Inhambane, Vilankulo 135
Aïr Mountains 30 Maputo 136
Tibesti Mountains 31 Nampula, Quelimane, Tete, Xai-Xai 137
Tripoli 32 Regional Adventures 138
Niamey, N’Djamena 33
Regional Adventures 34 Region 13 - Madagascar, Comoros, Mauritius, Réunion, Seychelles
Regional Opener - The Indian Ocean Islands 140
Region 3 - Egypt, Sudan Black River Gorges NP 142
Regional Opener - The Nile Valley 36 North Seychelles Region (with Saint Anne Marine NP inset) 143
Nile Delta & Pyramids at Giza 38 Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanic Garden 144
Nile Valley, Luxor & Thebes 39 Madagascar’s Parks & Reserves, Analamazaotra Special Reserve 145
Cairo 40 Vallée de Mai Nature Trail 146
Alexandria, Aswan, Port Said 41 Antananarivo 147
Khartoum 42 Port Louis (with Curepipe inset) 148
Regional Adventures 43 Victoria (with Botanical Gardens inset) 149
Indian Ocean Islands 150
Region 4 - Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania, Mali, Cape Verde Regional Adventures 152
Regional Opener - The Taoudenni Basin 44
Dogon & Timbuktu Region 46 Region 14 - Namibia, Botswana
Banjul, Nouakchott, Bamako 47 Regional Opener - The Skeleton Coast 154
Dakar (with Île de Gorée inset) 48 Ai-Ais & Richtersveld 156
Regional Adventures 49 Etosha NP 157
Okavango Delta & Surrounds 158
Region 5 - Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Kaokoland North, Namib-Naukluft Park, Caprivi Strip 159
Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin Gaborone 160
Regional Opener - The Ivory Coast 50 Swakopmund, Walvis Bay 161
Comoé NP 52 Windhoek 162
Central African Parks 53 Keetmanshoop, Gobabis, Henties Bay, Katima Mulilo 163
Mole NP, Kakum NP 54 Kolmanskop, Lüderitz, Mariental, Okahandja 164
Conakry, Bissau 55 Opuwo, Oshakati, Otjiwarongo, Rundu 165
Freetown, Abidjan 56 Tsumeb, Grootfontein, Outjo, Omaruru 166
Ouagadougou 57 Maun, Francistown, Ghanzi, Jwaneng 167
Accra 58 Kanye, Mahalapye, Nata, Selebi Phikwe 168
Lomé, Porto-Novo 59 Regional Adventures 169
Regional Adventures 60
Region 15 - South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland
Region 6 - Nigeria, Sao Tome & Principe, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Regional Opener - Southern Africa 170
Central African Republic Blyde River Canyon 172
Regional Opener - The Equatorial Interior 62 Cape Winelands 173
Eastern Nigerian Highlands 64 Cederberg Wilderness Area 174
Mandara Mountains Region 65 Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park 175
Lagos 66 Hottentots Holland NR, Jonkershoek & Assegaaibosch NR 176
Abuja, Yaoundé 67 Cradle of Humankind (with Sterkfontein Caves inset) 177
Malabo 68 De Hoop NR 178
Regional Adventures 69 iSimangaliso Greater St Lucia Wetland Park 179
Ithala, Vryheid Hill, Klipfontein & Pongola Bush Reserves 180
Region 7 - Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti West Coast 181
Regional Opener - The Horn of Africa 70 Table Mountain NP (with Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden inset) 182
Great Rift Valley Region 72 uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park 183
Tigray, Simien Mountains & Lalibela 73 Karoo NP 184
Asmara 74 Kgalagadi Transfrontier NP 185
Addis Ababa 75 Knysna National Lakes Area 186
Mogadishu, Djibouti 76 Kruger NP 187
Regional Adventures 77 Maseru, Mbabane 188
Cape Town 189
Region 8 - Gabon, Congo, DRC, Angola Durban 190
Regional Opener - The Congo Basin 78 Johannesburg & Surrounds 191
Gabon’s Parks & Reserves 80 Pretoria 192
Eastern Congo Region 81 Port Elizabeth, East London 193
Odzala NP & Lake Télé Region 82 Pietermaritzburg, Kimberley, Polokwane, Nelspruit 194
Brazzaville, Libreville 83 Mafikeng, Beaufort West, Bethlehem, Citrusdal 195
Kinshasa 84 Colesberg, George, Graaff-Reinet, Estcourt 196
Luanda 85 Grahamstown, Knysna, Kroonstad, Ladysmith 197
Regional Adventures 86 Lamberts Bay, Lydenburg, Mossel Bay, Musina 198
Newcastle, Oudtshoorn, Pilgrims Rest, Port Shepstone 199
Region 9 - Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda Richards Bay, Rustenburg, Sishen, Springbok 200
Regional Opener - The Great Lakes 88 Stellenbosch, St Lucia, Strand, Swellendam 201
Northern Great Lakes Region 90 Tzaneen, Mthatha, Upington, Vryburg 202
Southern Great Lakes Region 91 Vryheid, Witbank(eMalahleni), Worcester, Bhisho 203
Kigali, Bujumbura 92 Regional Adventures 204
Kampala 93
Regional Adventures 94 Main Map Key Plan and Legend 206
Main Map Section 208
Region 10 - Kenya, Tanzania Main Map Index 390
Regional Opener - The Great Rift Valley 96
Amboseli NP 98 (Italicised text refers to streetmaps)
Arusha NP 99
Samburu & Buffalo Springs NR, Shaba NR, Aberdare NP, Meru NP 100
Kilimanjaro 101
Mount Kenya NP 102
Masai Mara Reserve 103
Tsavo NP 104
Serengeti NP & Ngorongoro Crater 105
Tarangire, Mikumbi & Selous NP 106
Nairobi NP 107
Nairobi 108
Mombasa Island (with Mombasa Old Town inset) 109

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Dougga
Legend
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, TUNISIA National Park/Reserve/Tourist Region
Puerto de la Cruz Casablanca Volubilis Adventure Region
TRIPOLI
MOROCCO Chott el Nile Delta
Capital
CANARY ISLANDS Atlas Mountains Jerid Other City
(SPAIN) Marrakech
Pyramids CAIRO
Santa Cruz Arrecife at Giza
de la Palma Puerto del Rosario
Teide NP ALGERIA
Las
Playa del Inglés, Palmas Luxor and Thebes
Maspalomas LIBYA EGYPT
WESTERN
Nile Valley
SAHARA
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Tibesti Mountains

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MAURITANIA Aïr Mountains
NOUAKCHOTT Dogon and
Timbuktu Region ERITREA
CAPE DAKAR NIGER CHAD
KHARTOUM ASMARA
VERDE SENEGAL Mole NP
BANJUL
BURKINA NIAMEY Tigray, Simien Mountains
BAMAKO FASO Lake Chad SUDAN & Lalibela
GAMBIA N’DJAMENA
BISSAU OUAGADOUGOU
Central African DJIBOUTI
GUINEA- Parks Mandara Mountains DJIBOUTI
GUINEA Comoé NP Lake BENIN NIGERIA Region
BISSAU CONAKRY CÔTE Volta Nige ADDIS
r ABUJA ABABA SOMALIA
FREETOWN D'IVOIRE GHANA PORTO- Eastern Nigerian
SIERRA LEONE CENTRAL Great Rift
NOVO Highlands AFRICAN ETHIOPIA
YAMOUSSOUKRO Lagos Valley Region
MONROVIA REPUBLIC
LIBERIA LOMÉ CAMEROON
ABIDJAN ACCRA Samburu & Buffalo
TOGO MALABO YAOUNDÉ Northern Great Springs NR
Kakum NP Aberdare NP
EQUATORIAL Congo Lakes Region UGANDA KENYA
Gabon’s Parks
GUINEA LIBREVILLE & Reserves RWANDA MOGADISHU
Meru NP
SÃO TOME Odzala NP & Eastern Mt Kenya NP Masai Mara Reserve
Lake KAMPALA
Congo
SAO TOME Lake Télé Region Victoria Nairobi NP
GABON CONGO Region NAIROBI
AND PRINCIPE KIGALI Amboseli NP Tsavo NP
BRAZZAVILLE Southern Great
BUJUMBURA Lakes Region Kilimanjaro Serengeti NP &
KINSHASA Ngorongoro Crater
Quickfinder to Countries in this Atlas -
DEMOCRATIC Lake BURUNDI Arusha NP
REPUBLIC Tanganyika Zanzibar
use this to locate the Regional Opener DODOMA DAR ES SALAAM North Seychelles
OF THE CONGO
Algeria 4 Liberia 50 Tarangire, Mikumbi Region, Vallée de Mai
Angola 78 Libya 28 LUANDA TANZANIA & Selous NP Nature Trail
Benin 50 Madagascar 140 VICTORIA
Lake Malawi
Botswana 154 Malawi 128 Lake Malawi & MORONI
ZAMBIA SEYCHELLES
Burkina Faso 50 Mali 44 ANGOLA Nyika NP Quirimba COMOROS
Burundi 88 Mauritania 44 ATLANTIC South Luangwa NP
MALAWI Archipelago Madagascar’s
Cameroon 62 Mauritius 140 Kafue
OCEAN NP LUSAKA LILONGWE Parks & Reserves
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Canary Islands 4 Morocco 4

Cape Verde 44 Mozambique 128 Mozambique Analamazaotra
Lake Blantyre Island
Central African Namibia 154 Etosha Hwange NP Special Reserve
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Republic 62 Niger 28 Kaokoland Caprivi Strip HARARE Nyanga NP ANTANANARIVO MAURITIUS
Chad 28 Nigeria 62 North ZIMBABWE Gorongosa NP PORT
Okavango Delta
Comoros 140 Réunion 140 & Surrounds Bulawayo LOUIS
Congo 78 Rwanda 88 Matobo NP Beira RÉUNION
NAMIBIA Great Zimbabwe
Côte d’Ivoire 50 Sao Tome & Principe 62 Region Bazaruto (FRANCE)
Democratic Republic Senegal 44 Swakopmund BOTSWANA
of the Congo 78 Seychelles 140 Walvis Bay Blyde River Kruger NP Archipelago MADAGASCAR Black River Gorges NP,
Djibouti 70 Sierra Leone 50 WINDHOEK GABORONE Canyon Inhambane Sir Seewoosagur
Namib-Naukluft PRETORIA MAPUTO Ramgoolam Botanic
Egypt 36 Somalia 70 Park Garden
Equatorial Guinea 62 South Africa 170 Cradle of Humankind Maputo Bay & Inhaca Island
Kgalagadi Johannesburg SWAZILAND
Eritrea 70 Sudan 36 Transfrontier Park Ora
Ethiopia 70 Swaziland 170 Ai-Ais & n ge iSimangaliso Greater St Lucia Wetland Park
Bloemfontein MBABANE
Gabon 78 Tanzania 96 Richtersveld Ithala, Vryheid Hill, Klipfontein
Cederberg Karoo MASERU
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AFRICA uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park OCEAN
Cape Town LESOTHO
Kenya 96 Zimbabwe 114
Lesotho 170 Table Mountain NP De Hoop
NR Knysna National
Hottentots Holland NR, Lakes Area
Jonkershoek &
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 The Nile Valley
Nestled in the bowl of the great Nile Basin, Egypt and Sudan are both hot and, at times, stifling. Both nations
have as many differences as similarities and, although they may be neighbours, the topography of the land and
the political landscape are quite disparate. Although rain is scarce throughout much of Egypt and northern Sudan,
the southern reaches of Sudan – covered by grassland, savanna, forest and marsh – may experience rainfall for
as much as eight months of the year. Their governments are equally diverse – Egypt is a relatively stable republic,
largely pro-West and with a history of ethnic tolerance, while military Islamic fundamentalists have governed
Sudan since 1989. Sudan has also been plagued by civil unrest between Arab Muslims in the north and African
Christians in the south since 1983. Although travel to Egypt remains an important earner of foreign income,
security fears have had some effect in recent years, and travel in Sudan may still be risky.

EGYPT
CAIRO
The largest city in Africa as well as the Middle East,
Cairo is a delightful clamour of taxis and traffic, sights,
sounds and smells, and is home to 16 million Egyptians.
Its shimmering skyline is a rich amalgamation of modern
highrises and rickety flat-topped dwellings, many of
which trace their origins back centuries and even tens
of centuries. Cairo is a traveller’s delight, providing a
fascinating look into the age-old empire of the pharaohs,
with markets, museums and music conjuring up the
spirits of the ancients. Among Cairo’s great treasures
is the mosque of El Azhar, founded more than 1,000
years ago and still the religious centre of Islamic Cairo.
Another is the bustling Khan el Khalili bazaar, the
commercial heart of the city.
PYRAMIDS AT GIZA
Approximately 17km to the west of Cairo’s famed
university, and accessible from the capital by either bus
or taxi, stand the Great Pyramids at Giza, acclaimed by
the ancients as one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
The entire conurbation of antediluvian tombs, seemingly
swathed in mystery, is spellbinding in its stature. The
monumental Sphinx, along with the conical mausoleums
of Cheops and Chephren that pierce the desert sky,
form El Giza’s imposing centre. So ancient are these
magnificent structures that, though they were built
adjacent to the Nile, over the centuries the river has
meandered over 5km away. Greek myth has it that the
Sphinx (meaning ‘to hold fast’) guarded ancient Thebes,
killing any traveller unable to answer her puzzling riddle
– until the mythological Oedipus correctly answered the
riddle. The Sphinx then killed herself.
VALLEY OF THE KINGS
Although the valley on the west bank of Luxor is barren
and apparently lifeless, it is home to one of the most
unashamed treasures of the ancient world: a series of
long-forgotten crypts crowned by the breathtaking tomb
of Tutankhamun, the boy-god-king who died at the
tender age of 19. This most spectacular of all the ancient
tombs was first discovered and opened in 1922 by
Howard Carter. The four diminutive rooms within the
tomb revealed an unparalleled hoard of astounding
artefacts and magnificent jewels that had been buried
with the young pharaoh who lived during one of the
most splendid periods of ancient Egypt.
SINAI
The rocky, undulating landscape of this mountainous
peninsula in northeastern Egypt is situated at the northern
end of the Red Sea, flanked by the gulfs of Suez and
Aqaba. The imposing edifice of Jebel Musa stands
2,285m high, making it one of Egypt’s highest mountains
and the spiritual heart of the rugged peninsula. It was
immortalized in scripture as Mount Sinai, where God
gave the Judaic leader Moses the stone tablets that
bore the Ten Commandments.
RED SEA
The blue water of the Red Sea – a long, narrow stretch
of water separating Arabia from northeast Africa – is an
underwater wonderland of marine gardens, mesmerizing
schools of fish, spectacular dive sites and some of the
finest coral reefs in the world. Fringing the bewitching
desert and the jagged horizon of the highlands, the
438,000km2 of the Red Sea is said to be anything from
20 to 40 million years old. It links with the Mediterranean
in the north via the Suez Canal and spills out into the
Indian Ocean in the south. It takes its name from its
occasional red appearance as algae congregate in
surface waters. The reefs here are festooned with
magnificent corals and bursts of colour that originate
from the amazing aquatic life. The sandy depths of the
great sea are hunted by lionfish and spotted stingray,
and the region is so abundant in wildlife that some of
the most respected marine scientists of modern time
have spent lifetimes studying the enormous biodiversity
of this bowl of water.
ASWAN
Situated just below the Nile’s First Cataract, Aswan
remains a relatively small town, with a population of
about 200,000, yet it plays a vital role in the lives of
millions of Egyptians, most of whom draw their power
from the Aswan High Dam. Officially opened in 1971,
the huge dam forms a reservoir on Lake Nasser and
stretches some 480km from the First to the Third
Cataract. It was constructed just 6km upstream from
the old 1902 dam, and the water remains the centre of
life here, with domestic cattle and water buffalo grazing
on its endless banks. Mystery writer Dame Agatha
Christie penned a portion of Murder on the Nile from
her suite in the Cataract Hotel overlooking the First
Cataract.
NILE RIVER
In the west lies the great Qattara Depression, a
remarkable 133m below sea level, and to the east
stretches the Red Sea. While the upper reaches of the
river are often very narrow and lined by precipices, the
lower valley emerges into the expansive and heavily
populated Nile Delta. In contrast to the dry and dusty
sands beyond the relatively lush course of the river, no
less than 95 per cent of Egypt’s population have made
their home in the Nile Valley from what comprises only
three per cent of the country’s landmass.
ELEPHANTINE ISLAND
In the middle of the mighty Nile, opposite the Aswan
High Dam – the latter-day successor to the original dam
built in 1902, and twice raised during the course of the
20th century – is the ancient settlement of Elephantine
Island, whose island fortress of Yebu acted as the border
post between Egypt and Nubia.
SUDAN
KHARTOUM
Virtually decimated by the warring Mahdists in 1885,
the old city of Khartoum acted as the seat of the Anglo-
Egyptian government that ruled Sudan until
independence in January 1956, when it became the
capital of the largest country in Africa. Nestled into the
corner formed by the junction of the Blue and White
Nile, Khartoum’s population is less than one million, yet
it remains the economic hub of the Sudan. Battered by
dust storms and suffering precariously low water
supplies, the city is picturesque in its own distinct way.
Some 80 per cent of the workforce is occupied in farming
on just five per cent of the land, growing cotton, peanuts,
gum arabic, sugar and the like. Weak global agricultural
prices, a limited infrastructure and ruthless climatic
conditions have taken their toll on the capital, but an
increase in oil production, regular rainfall and foreign
investment in local irrigation projects have brought some
respite.
MOUNT KINYETI
Standing proudly on Sudan’s border with Uganda, Mount
Kinyeti is perhaps Sudan’s most significant natural
landmark, and the 3,187m peak is the nation’s tallest.
It covers much of the flat countryside to the south of
the rather featureless plain, and is bound in the east
and west by separate mountain ranges. Surrounded by
the tropical landscape of the southern reaches, its
relatively lush slopes are sheltered from the harshness
that pervades the aridity of the northern plains and stand
in stark contrast to the inhospitable terrain that stretches
north. Mount Kinyeti is a remarkable unspoiled wilderness
but is virtually inaccessible to all but the bravest and
most determined traveller.
NUBIAN DESERT
Commonly considered a desert, the Nubian is little more
than a vast, virtually horizonless sandstone plateau that
stretches across northeastern Africa from the cliffs of
the Nile Valley to the shores of the Red Sea. The people
here have always been an amalgamation of nomadic
groups and subsistence farmers. In recent times the
lives of many Nubians were adversely affected by the
construction of the reservoir projects at Aswan, when
the waters were dammed and thus flooded their
traditional farmlands. Fortunately, commerce and the
tourist trade now provide the bulk of employment.
OMDURMAN
Situated on the banks of the Nile just north of the capital
in central Sudan, this centre of industry and finance is
the largest town in the country. Omdurman was the
setting for the great Battle of Omdurman in 1898, in
which the Mahdi was expelled by the armed forces of
Lord Horatio Herbert Kitchener (the 1st Earl of Khartoum
and, the head of the Egyptian army). Enjoying a stark
yet surprisingly beautiful setting, Omdurman is a
significant contributor to the national economy – largely
thanks to its proximity to Khartoum and its location on
the course of the Nile.

‘There was no answer, save the incessant angry murmer of the Nile as it raced around a basalt-walled bend and foamed across
a rock ridge half a mile upstream. It was as though the brown weight of the river would drive the white men back to their own
country.’ Sir Rudyard Kipling, 1890.

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