Come on – Let’s Get Wild!

Two times a year, on October 22nd and February 22nd, this festival is a delight for Ancient Egyptian fans. During these two times of the year, the sun aligns with the entrance of the Abu Simbel temples honoring Ramses II and his wife, Queen Nefertari, to illuminate two of the three statues inside – leaving Ptah, the underworld god, in darkness.Today, the celebration consists of Nubian dances, live music, and street food outside the venue – making it one of Egypt’s most enchanting festivities!

The largest cultural extravaganza in Africa, this annual extravaganza transforms the ordinarily quiet streets of Grahamstown into a colorful hub of activity, attracting local and international stars alike. In addition to performances, every park or sports field becomes a flea market or a venue for over 600 different acts, ranging from music to stand-up comedy and everything in between!

The Tsavo East National Park is one of Kenya’s largest and oldest parks with an area of over 13,000 square kilometers. A wide variety of wildlife can be seen in the Tsavo, from the “Big Five” to smaller mammals and many African birds. Aside from the rich biodiversity, prepare yourself for the most stunning sunsets and night skies you have ever seen. Whenever you aren’t on a thrilling safari with your lover, you can relax in the pool overlooking the pridelands.

The experience of seeing a rhino on foot and in the wild is on the bucket lists of more and more travelers. In north-west Namibia, Daraland’s Desert Rhino Camp offers rhino tracking in the largest free-roaming black rhino population in Africa. It works closely with the Save the Rhino Trust, which has been single-handedly responsible for the preservation of desert-adapted black rhinoceros in the area. Tracking excursions can either be done on foot or in an open safari vehicle with a ranger nearby at all times. You might also get a chance to see the African wild horse as well.

You will find that staying on a beach in Hawaii, Fiji, or the Caribbean is not as exciting as going to Africa! The continent has 20,000 miles of coastline and seven tropical island nations. If Africa is already on your bucket list then make sure you add in an African beach vacation! Here are a few of our favorites.

Beach lovers will love this beach. With so many beaches to choose from, it’s hard to pick a favorite. Sandy paradises like this one are the most photographed on earth. This beach has incredibly white sand and crystal-clear water. Make sure you stay at the luxurious hotels which are within walking distance of the beach.

This beach will make your jaw drop. Surrounded by natural beauty and views, it is located on the South African coast. There is no shortage of things to do at this beach for the active traveler. There are beach parties at night, you can go cliff jumping, and the beach is alive with people!

This secluded and unspoiled beach is perfect for those who don’t like crowded beaches. It is a beautiful beach on the coast of Mozambique that has not been overdeveloped. There are miles of deserted beaches to relax on and soak up the sun.

Mnemba is a private island in the Indian Ocean, located off the north coast of Tanzania and part of the historic Zanzibar Archipelago. Zanzibar offers some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving in the world, as well as whale watching, swimming with dolphins, and encounters with whale sharks.

A trip to Africa may seem like a daunting task to undertake. We are here to help you. You can count on us at every turn. Get in touch with us today so that we can address some of your questions today!