Boulder’s Beach (South Africa)
The beach, located in Cape Town, the capital of South Africa, is an ideal example of natural beauty. It is famous not only for its blue waves and white sand: a colony of African penguins has chosen the coast at the junction of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. Here you can watch for hours how these elegant birds strut around under the hot rays of the sun.
Solio Nature Reserve (Kenya)
The 45,000-acre National Park is located north of Nairobi and deserves the attention of tourists. African rhinos are bred here in natural conditions, and whole herds can be found here. Giraffes and other representatives of wild fauna also roam in the wild among the savannah.
Lake Retba (Senegal)
Lake Retba is strikingly pink in color (known to locals as Lac Rose) is located about an hour’s drive from the capital of Senegal — Dakar. Like the famous Dead Sea, the reservoir contains a lot of salt. It is surrounded by a dense ridge of green forest, and there is a golden ocean beach nearby. This is an ideal place for relaxing and photographing, here the colors are especially bright in the dry season — from November to May.
Alley of Baobabs (Madagascar)
This wide and long road in the Eastern part of Madagascar is known for its unique 800-year-old baobabs. The bottle-shaped trees seem to grow with their roots up. Advice to photographers: the rays of the dawn and sunset sun create a soft orange glow, emphasizing the beauty of ancient trees.
Tsingi de Bemaraha National Park (Madagascar)
Hiking in the mineral forest leaves the feeling of walking on another planet. Limestone needles were formed almost 200 million years ago, tourists from all over the world come here to wander between the stone “trees”. Many people take pictures on a hanging bridge spanning a chasm, but this attraction is not for the faint of heart.