Map of Africa
This map of Africa shows the countries where we offer holidays and safaris.
There is tremendous variation in the trips and safaris that we offer, just as there is enormous variety in these countries, from the deserts of Namibia to the lush waterways of the Okavango Delta, and from the plains of the Serengeti to the magnificent scenery of the Great Rift Valley.
Click on any country for a much more detailed physical map of that country – and then click on those for even more detailed maps of the parks and main areas of interest for our holidays and safaris, with the various camps and lodges marked on them.
There is tremendous variation in the trips and safaris that we offer, just as there is enormous variety in these countries, from the deserts of Namibia to the lush waterways of the Okavango Delta, and from the plains of the Serengeti to the magnificent scenery of the Great Rift Valley.
Click on any country for a much more detailed physical map of that country – and then click on those for even more detailed maps of the parks and main areas of interest for our holidays and safaris, with the various camps and lodges marked on them.
Alternatively, click through to our Google map of Africa for access to Google maps of Africa, highlighting the various safari areas and national parks. These maps feature Africa’s best safari camps and remote bush lodges plotted precisely on satellite photographs. These are displayed country-by-country, area-by-area and then camp-by-camp.
This map of Africa is an original. It has been commissioned by and drawn up for Expert Africa. It is our copyright (2016). It must not be copied or reproduced without our written permission. If you wish to use it, please contact us. We generally look favourably on requests for educational or charity use, provided that clear acknowledgements and credits are given.
To deter unauthorised use, the map has been digitally watermarked and can be traced.
This map of Africa is an original. It has been commissioned by and drawn up for Expert Africa. It is our copyright (2016). It must not be copied or reproduced without our written permission. If you wish to use it, please contact us. We generally look favourably on requests for educational or charity use, provided that clear acknowledgements and credits are given.
To deter unauthorised use, the map has been digitally watermarked and can be traced.
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