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One of the greatest African adventures you can have is to watch the world go by from the water. It gives you a different perspective. And with the world’s longest river and three of the planet’s top-ten largest lakes, not to mention its extensive coastline, the continent has plenty of options. Here are just eight boating experiences to whet your appetite.

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