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A vast land of staggering landscapes and inspiring wildlife

Tanzania

While in Tanzania go snorkelling or scuba dive off the coasts of mainland Tanzania and the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia; climb the highest peak in Africa or join a safari and spot the 'Big 5'.

Johannesburg

With a population of over 10 million people, Johannesburg...more »

Home to some of Mother Nature’s most dazzling achievements

Zimbabwe

Come to Zimbabwe and see Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Wonders of the World; walk in the rain forest, or relax on a house boat, amongst the wildlife and nature on Lake Kariba.

Namibia

As the ancient sands of the Namib Desert are shifted by the whistling winds, the landscape undulates and moves along. Herds of antelope kick up dust as they...more »

Cape Verde

It is our aim to be your very own virtual tour guide, to...more »

Kenya

Soar over miles of open grasslands in a hot air balloon to...more »

A few hours is not enough. Heck, a lifetime is not enough!

Cape Town

Soak up rays on Cape Town's salt-white beaches, peer off the edge of a sheer rockface overlooking the buzzing city or sample the world's finest wines after a picturesque round of golf.

Africa

Comprising of 54 countries, and covering over 30.2 million square kilometres, whether you’re a sun worshiper, animal lover, culture vulture or just in it for the scenery Africa offers up sun soaked coastlines, open savannah and ancient history not to be sniffed at.

Be it seeking out the sunrise over the Serengeti, swimming with loggerheads in Cape Verde or exploring Giza’s ancient pyramids, Africa is a continent not to be faulted on its diversity and depth.

Camel treks in the Sahara, rainforest trips in Madagascar, safari drives in Kenya, mountain adventures on Kilimanjaro or big city living in Cape Town make each visit here distinct.

Add to the mix the mighty Nile, world class Red Sea diving, picture postcard Mauritian island escapes, Zimbabwe’s ‘Big 5’, and the African people themselves and you really have a lot to uncover.

While travel in Africa isn’t always easy, and in certain places you will need to keep your wits about you, some might argue however, the biggest fear is that Africa will get a hold of you and change your life… for the better.

Did you know

The Nile is the world’s longest river.
The African Elephant is the largest living land animal.
Africa covers more than one fifth of Earth’s total land mass.
More than a quarter of the world’s languages are spoken in Africa and Africa only.
Africa is home to the world’s largest, tallest and fastest land animals: the savannah elephant, the giraffe and the cheetah, respectively.