Travel to Africa

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The influence of its colonial past can be seen across the continent
Africa’s history is quite complicated, with all areas of the continent, apart from Ethiopia and Liberia, having being colonised at one time or another. Through these periods of colonisation, local customs and that of European settlers from England, France, Portugal, Spain, and beyond, blended, resulting in an interesting melting pot of culture, language and traditions. Some regions, such as Morocco, offer a distinctly European flavour through their food and architecture, while others, including the Ivory Coast, Mali and Senegal, retain foreign languages such as French as their official language.

Africa is an incredibly diverse continent
As a continent so large, it’s really no surprise that Africa is as diverse as it is. In addition to hundreds of different ethnic and cultural groups, hundreds, if not thousands, of languages are spoken across Africa. Isolated by deserts, jungles and mountains, the continent’s populations have historically lived largely separate from each other, resulting in an incredible variation in language, culture and traditions. Today, although large populations live in Africa’s cities and a number traditions have been lost as a result of European colonisation, some groups still embrace the belief systems, customs and way of life followed by their ancestors.

The hippopotamus is Africa’s deadliest animal
When you think of Africa’s deadliest animals, it’s likely that you’d think of something like lions, cheetahs or rhinoceros, but surprisingly, the continent’s deadliest animal is actually the hippopotamus. Killing more people annually than both lions and crocodiles combined, around 500 people are estimated to lose their lives to the imposing African animal each year. An aggressive species, hippos regularly jostle within their social groups and have been known to charge unpredictably at anything that they may consider a threat, whether it happens to be a cow, a boat or even a person.

Africa is the world’s second largest continent
Chances are that you already knew that Africa was a big place, but did you know that it is, in fact, the world’s second largest continent? Covering an area of more than 30 million k㎡, the incredible continent spans from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean and stretches across both sides of the equator. Being so large in size, the continent experiences a variety of weather conditions and is home to some incredibly diverse ecosystems, from dense jungles and wide open savannas through to hot, sandy deserts.