Destinations
❮Main Menu
Africa is a vast continent with 38 coastal countries and island states dotted along the coastline. There are some of the most beautiful and untouched beaches on Earth. Choosing which African country has the best beaches will depend entirely on the type of African city and beach vacation you’d like to experience. Being based in Africa means that you’re able to soak up the sun, snorkel, scuba dive, surf, and savor the best African beaches on the continent.
Use this package to explore the best of Cape Town in South Africa where you will have the opportunity to take a guided tour around the city, a Bo-Kaap Cultural Tour and a wine Tasting tour. After that, fly to Mauritius Island (a volcanic island known for its beaches, lagoons and reefs. As well known as a place of beaches, some of the most popular ones are: Blue Bay Beach, Trou aux Beaches, Belle Mere Plage, Flic and Flac and La Cuvette Beach) take tours to the North Island, South Island a day trip to Ile auz Cefs. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
Included:
| Customize It |
The region of Northern Africa encompasses the towering peaks of the Atlas Mountains, the rugged coastline of the Mediterranean Sea, the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert, and the fertile plains of the Nile River Delta.
The easiest country to visit in West Africa is Ghana and is often called “Africa for Beginners”. It boasts varied landscapes, beautiful beaches, excellent surfing conditions and is the best place to learn about the history of the Atlantic Slave Trade. Other popular destinations include Senegal, Gambia, Benin, and Cape Verde.
The region of Southern Africa is diverse with beautiful nature, fascinating wildlife, delicious food, and bustling cities. Among Southern Africa’s top attractions is Victoria Falls, the world’s largest waterfall. Cape Town offers the perfect mix of cool urban vibe and natural beauty. Maloti-Drakensberg Park is a wild, pure and astonishingly scenic setting for walks and hikes....just to name a few.
Eastern Africa is a region that begins in Tanzania in the south and extends north through the great grasslands and scrub forest of the savannas of Kenya and Uganda and then across the highlands of Ethiopia, including the Great Rift Valley and encompassing idyllic islands in the Indian Ocean like Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar and Reunion. The region is well known for its magnificent landscapes, people, and wildlife.
Central Africa, or Middle Africa, extends from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the African Great Lakes region at the eastern border of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and from Chad in the north to Angola in the south. Archeological discoveries in this region date back more than 100,000 years.
Africa is filled with natural beauty and home to some of the most exotic islands in the world. These African Islands are filled with pristine white beaches, mesmerizing turquoise waters, and vast green valleys where peace and tranquility await.
Surrounded by the Atlantic and Indian oceans, Africa has been a continent that offers surfers a dazzling array of opportunities. It is one colossal destination for surfers. Nearly 40 countries boast sections of coastline on the continent, totaling shores that run for nearly 19,000 miles in all.
Africa is filled with amazing wildlife where some of the world’s most iconic and endangered species can be spotted. This massive continent is home to exotic animals including lions, zebras, elephants, giraffes, kudu, ostrich, and wildebeest, which brings many opportunities to experience unique animal encounters and wildlife experiences.
South Africa’s spectacular vineyards cover 140,000 hectares mainly produced in the Western Cape region, which is influenced by a Mediterranean climate and its proximity to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The Cape Winelands stretch from the mountainous region, and multi-directional slopes of the coastal region to the open plains of the Klein Karoo.
The Middle East is one of the world`s most complex regions. It is also probably one of the least-traveled regions in the world, due to decades of wars and turmoil. However, there are amazing destinations throughout this area offering magical experiences and incredible local customs, culture and history to be explored.
The Red Sea lies between the northeast coast of Africa and the Arabian peninsula which is bordered by Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Djbouti, Eritrea, and Sudan. It is where the Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba meet, creating an excellent marine destination. The Red Sea is the perfect place for diving and snorkeling, boasting some amazing waters with seabeds home to many natural reefs sand marine life.
Close more details
