AFRICA

Below is a list of Recommended Natural Wonders of Africa. We invite you to discover, explore, and enjoy each of these natural wonders. Please vote to confirm these selections or nominate another natural wonder that you believe is more deserving. Victoria Falls has the distinguished position as one of The Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Subsequently, it is not considered in the voting process for the seven wonders of Africa.


Red Sea Reef

Stretching over 1,200 miles this reef is home to over 1,100 species of fish of which approximately 1 in 10 are exclusive to the area.

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Rank: 1


Sahara Desert

The Sahara desert is the world's largest hot desert and houses many natural features which could be deemed as Wonders themselves.

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Rank: 2


Mount Kilimanjaro

The largest mountain in Africa and the largest free standing mountain in the world. Seven different peaks and features a 1.5 mile wide crater.

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Rank: 3


Serengeti Migration

The longest and largest overland migration in the world. The Serengeti spans over 18,640 square miles

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Rank: 4


Ngorongoro Crater

Largest unbroken caldera in the world measuring 12 miles across. This "Garden of Eden" is home to over 30,000 animals including the rare black rhino.

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Rank: 5


Aldabra Atoll

Largest atoll in Africa and second largest in the world. Home to the largest population of giant tortoises.

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Rank: 6


Tsingy de Bemaraha

Intriguing landforms and unique geography accompanied by mangrove forests and a large lemur population.

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Rank: 7


Avenue of the Baobabs

Also referred to as upside down trees, they can be 98 feet high with a diameter of 36 feet. Reported to be over 800 years old.

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Rank: 8


Zuma Rock

Large monolith located in Niger recognized by the naturally occurring face that appears on the side.

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Rank: 9


Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya is the second tallest mountain in Africa and features three peaks over 16,000 feet.

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Rank: 10


Peak of the Furnace

Currently one of the most active volcanoes in the world. The caldera is 5 miles wide and features a lava shield, craters, spatter cones, and beaches.

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Rank: 11