It’s a vast continent, the second largest in the universe. It’s filled with so much diversity; melting pots of cultures, identities, beautiful nature and history.
It’s difficult to pin down the heart of the wonderful continent Africa; whether dreaming of visiting sandy beaches and cosmopolitan cities, climbing mountains or getting up close to the big five on safari, Africa has plenty to offer.
Africa is beautiful, and there is no end to what you can see, do and explore!
Botswana
Botswana is a real jewel in terms of wildlife and natural land. The country is committed to wildlife and environmental conservation, making it the ideal country to visit if you’re interested in African wildlife.
The Okavango Delta, the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, and Chobe National Park are just two places to mention for a safari. To top it off, Botswana is also famous for its stunning sunsets and the friendly welcoming locals.
‘…committed to wildlife and environmental conservation…’
Madagascar
Madagascar is Africa’s largest island, with much to see and do. The locals are warm and welcoming, the coastline is breath-taking, and to round it off, wild lemurs can be seen in their natural habitat.
The gorgeous Isalo National Park is undoubtedly the highlight of Madagascar; in the park visitors have access to a wide range of terrain like lush palm-tree oases and even unique sandstone formations.
‘…lush palm-tree oases…’
Malawi
Malawi boasts a diverse landscape; the impressive peaks of Mount Mulanje, the sprawling grasslands of the Nyika Plateau, and Lake Malawi. Malawi is a country of amazing beauty with rich cultures; a really special place to explore.
Lake Malawi, one of the largest bodies of water in Africa stretches into Tanzania and Mozambique. One of the best ways to see Lake Malawi, is to visit the Lake Malawi National Park, located on the southern end of the lake itself.
‘…amazing beauty with rich cultures…’
Morocco
Morocco has everything to offer, from quaint seaside towns to snowy mountains and mysterious cities in between. Its mixed heritage is fascinating; there is cultural influences of European, Berber and Arabian almost everywhere you go.
Merzouga, a small village in Morocco is a popular destination for tourists. Situated in the Sahara Desert, Merzouga is surrounded by enormous sand dunes. Most the population is Berber, a group that is traditionally nomadic; enjoy a camel safari into the dunes and see the traditional Berber lifestyle.
Marrakech is the largest city in Morocco. It is a popular exciting city with ancient history and amazing architecture. The historic district of Marrakech is called Medina, its main square is the bustling Djemaa El-Fna, where visitors watch snake charmers and acrobats while strolling through shops and snacking on local culinary delights. The souks are interesting, as is time out at a local spa.
‘…exciting with ancient history…’
Namibia
Namibia is rich in wildlife and great for an adventure through some of Africa’s incredible landscapes.
Etosha National Park is a must-see; it is home to 114 families of mammals and 300 species of birds. The national park is a spectacular spot for seeing wildlife; there are also zebras, springboks, lions, giraffes, elephants and more.
The incredible Fish River Canyon in Southern Namibia is one of the world’s largest canyons, and it’s a spectacular, breath-taking scene. As one of the Natural Wonders of Africa, Fish River Canyon is one of the nation’s most popular attractions.
‘…spectacular…’
Seychelles
Seychelles is one of the world’s most idyllic places to visit and it’s easy to see why. If you ‘re wanting to do more than just lie back and relax on the beach, there’s plenty to explore. Many of its smaller islands have been protected as national parks; they showcase the heritage and beauty of this country. The island offers luxury resorts, gorgeous beaches with clear water, and remarkable opportunities for a memorable, fun holiday.
‘…the heritage and beauty…’
South Africa
South Africa is a country that has it all; cosmopolitan cities, spectacular vineyards, the incredible Kruger National Park and even its own penguin beach!
The best known of the many parks in South Africa is the Kruger National Park with its three primary goals: conservation, education and tourism. Kruger National Park’s top attractions include the Crocodile River view point, the Iron Age village known as Masorini and the abundance of the big five animals: lion, cape buffalo, rhinoceros, African elephant and leopard.
‘…abundance of the big five…’
To get to know the history of Cape Town, explore the incredible landmarks such as the colourful homes in the Bo-Kaap neighbourhood, and Robben Island, where political prisoners like Nelson Mandela were held. One of the top natural attractions is Table Mountain, which offers breath-taking views over the Cape of Good Hope as well as the sprawling city.
‘…breath-taking views…’
Africa is an amazing continent!
