Western Sahara: A No-Man's Land
Officially, Western Sahara is not a country, but a disputed territory on the western coast of Africa, between Marocco and Mauritania. The barren land covered with the Sahara desert is almost uninhabited, and so it is deemed one of the most sparsely populated territories worldwide. Here, on the brink of the world's greatest desert, you can really feel the taste of life away from civilisation.
Sudan: Between Africa and the Mediterranean
Sudan is a country in northeastern Africa, south from Egypt and north from South Sudan. We believe that a country with such an ancient heritage and such a diverse cultural landscape cannot be missed, at least once in a lifetime - let's see, what is special about Sudan.
Somalia: 3,333 km Of Seaboard
Somalia (the Federal Republic of Somalia) is an Eastern African country known by many for its poor living conditions, endless civil wars, and piracy. But is there more to Somalia than that, and is it possible to travel to this country? Let's find out.
Libya: A Melting Pot Of Cultures
Libya is a Northern African country that was influenced by ancient Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Italians. Combined with its indigenous Berber population, this country can really be called a melting pot of cultures. Although Libya is a rather difficult place to visit due to its political tensions and strenuous visa receipt process, it is definitely worth seeing at least once in a lifetime.