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Africa is one of the most unspoilt, striking, dense and a haven for tourists. Africa greets you with open arms and hearts, with the widest, warmest and heartfelt smiles.
The warm land of Afrikaans offers unparalleled blend of lakes, landscapes, regal wildlife, local traditions and fascinating culture that lures you into the rhythm and soul of Africa.
Here are a few places that take you on an unforgettable journey and guarantee that you will have incredible stories to tell.
Aldabra, Seychelles:
The world's second largest Coral atoll, Aldabra is one of the Outer Islands of the Seychelles, which is more than 1,100 kilometers (700 miles) from Mahe, the largest island of the Seychelles. With a total area of 60 square miles (155.4 kms) and them being divided into four individual islands, the Aldabra Islands are closer to the coast of Africa. Known to humanity for centuries, these islands whose name has an Arabic origin, brings along a mystery as to why it has not been able to sustain even a small human settlement.
Due to the obscurity of access and the atoll's isolation, Aldabra is virtually unscathed by humans and as a result preserves some 152,000 giant tortoises, the world's largest population of this reptile. The atoll is also acknowledged for the Coconut crab, the world's largest land crab, and hammerhead sharks, manta rays, barracuda and as a breeding ground for green turtles and hawksbill turtles which present an unforgettable view to the onlookers.
Chefchaouen, Morocco:
Chefchaouen was once part of the hippy trail from Marrakech to the Rif Mountains. With a name as exotic as this, it is no wonder why people find the place captivating. Lucky for the hippies, the place has lived up to the aura it so easily creates. The blue-hued city with the majestic Rif Mountains as a background and a charming medina, Chefchaouen may be outshined by the more well-known Marrakech or Tangiers, but it has developed a status of its own as an artisan's city. In Chefchaouen, you might be offered "Kif", a mind altering substance; and if you are into it, you might end up staying for more than one session of "Kif on the Rif".
Cape Town, South Africa:
Sand, surf and sunsets- Cape town and especially its silver beaches is a sun worshipper's playground. The stunning white sand beaches of Cape Town add to the Mother City's universal acclaim. From the chic shores of Clifton and Camps Bay to the warmer swimming waters of False Bay - if you are one of those who love surfing and the sand, Cape will have a town that's just perfect for you. While you are in Cape Town include a trip to the Table Mountain, a tour to Robben Island and the nearby Cape Winelands in your itinerary.
Do not miss visiting the home that African Penguins have made for themselves at Boulder Beach in Simon's Town, Llandudno, a surfers' paradise and Sandy Bay, where not even a swimming costume is required.
Kruger National Park:
Unspoiled and untamed environment of Kruger National Park stirs deep emotions enabling you see and experience wildness of Africa just as you imagined it. The Kruger National Park which is as big as Israel or Wales is the largest game reserve in South Africa and one of the world's biggest wildlife sanctuaries. You will find something intensely magical about spending a night under the African Stars next to a happily crackling fire.
The Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Timbavati Game Reserve, Kruger Private Concessions, Thornybush Game Reserve, Manyeleti Game Reserve, Kapama Private Game Reserve, Kruger Surrounds and Panorama Route are a few destinations in Kruger National Parks that should be visited to experience ultimate wildlife safaris.
Victoria Falls:
There is no other experience similar to getting a thorough soaking from the powerful and roaring Victoria Falls that lies in between Zambia and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa. Just over a mile wide and 335 feet high, its spray which shoots 1000 feet into the air is so impressive from the look-out points that it makes you feel like you are in middle of a bucketing rainstorm. The sprays of Victoria Falls can be seen from 30 miles away which is why it is given the name Mosi-oa-Tunya (Smoke That Thunders).
The warm land of Afrikaans offers unparalleled blend of lakes, landscapes, regal wildlife, local traditions and fascinating culture that lures you into the rhythm and soul of Africa.
Here are a few places that take you on an unforgettable journey and guarantee that you will have incredible stories to tell.
Aldabra, Seychelles:
The world's second largest Coral atoll, Aldabra is one of the Outer Islands of the Seychelles, which is more than 1,100 kilometers (700 miles) from Mahe, the largest island of the Seychelles. With a total area of 60 square miles (155.4 kms) and them being divided into four individual islands, the Aldabra Islands are closer to the coast of Africa. Known to humanity for centuries, these islands whose name has an Arabic origin, brings along a mystery as to why it has not been able to sustain even a small human settlement.
Due to the obscurity of access and the atoll's isolation, Aldabra is virtually unscathed by humans and as a result preserves some 152,000 giant tortoises, the world's largest population of this reptile. The atoll is also acknowledged for the Coconut crab, the world's largest land crab, and hammerhead sharks, manta rays, barracuda and as a breeding ground for green turtles and hawksbill turtles which present an unforgettable view to the onlookers.
Chefchaouen, Morocco:
Chefchaouen was once part of the hippy trail from Marrakech to the Rif Mountains. With a name as exotic as this, it is no wonder why people find the place captivating. Lucky for the hippies, the place has lived up to the aura it so easily creates. The blue-hued city with the majestic Rif Mountains as a background and a charming medina, Chefchaouen may be outshined by the more well-known Marrakech or Tangiers, but it has developed a status of its own as an artisan's city. In Chefchaouen, you might be offered "Kif", a mind altering substance; and if you are into it, you might end up staying for more than one session of "Kif on the Rif".
Cape Town, South Africa:
Sand, surf and sunsets- Cape town and especially its silver beaches is a sun worshipper's playground. The stunning white sand beaches of Cape Town add to the Mother City's universal acclaim. From the chic shores of Clifton and Camps Bay to the warmer swimming waters of False Bay - if you are one of those who love surfing and the sand, Cape will have a town that's just perfect for you. While you are in Cape Town include a trip to the Table Mountain, a tour to Robben Island and the nearby Cape Winelands in your itinerary.
Do not miss visiting the home that African Penguins have made for themselves at Boulder Beach in Simon's Town, Llandudno, a surfers' paradise and Sandy Bay, where not even a swimming costume is required.
Kruger National Park:
Unspoiled and untamed environment of Kruger National Park stirs deep emotions enabling you see and experience wildness of Africa just as you imagined it. The Kruger National Park which is as big as Israel or Wales is the largest game reserve in South Africa and one of the world's biggest wildlife sanctuaries. You will find something intensely magical about spending a night under the African Stars next to a happily crackling fire.
The Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Timbavati Game Reserve, Kruger Private Concessions, Thornybush Game Reserve, Manyeleti Game Reserve, Kapama Private Game Reserve, Kruger Surrounds and Panorama Route are a few destinations in Kruger National Parks that should be visited to experience ultimate wildlife safaris.
Victoria Falls:
There is no other experience similar to getting a thorough soaking from the powerful and roaring Victoria Falls that lies in between Zambia and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa. Just over a mile wide and 335 feet high, its spray which shoots 1000 feet into the air is so impressive from the look-out points that it makes you feel like you are in middle of a bucketing rainstorm. The sprays of Victoria Falls can be seen from 30 miles away which is why it is given the name Mosi-oa-Tunya (Smoke That Thunders).
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