Africa

Discover Africa: A Continent of Colour, Culture and Contrast

From the spice-scented souks of Morocco to South Africa’s dramatic wilderness and Egypt’s blend of ancient ruins and stunning coast; Africa offers journeys that stir the soul. These are destinations rich in history, natural beauty, and incredible hospitality. The continent is perfect for travellers seeking both depth and discovery. Africa is vast and the countries below are just a few of our favourites. We have access to hundreds of suppliers across Africa so simply get in touch and we can discuss your own dream itinerary.

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Morocco

Explore Magical Morocco

A land of desert dunes, maze-like medinas, and Atlas mountain peaks, Morocco invites you to step into a sensory world shaped by centuries of culture and craftsmanship. It’s where the scent of spices drifts through souks, call to prayer echoes at sunset, and ancient traditions meet vibrant modern life.

Marrakech
A City of Scent, Sound, and Story

Marrakech is a living canvas of vibrant souks, secret riads, and centuries-old rituals. Wander through the medina, visit lush gardens, and relax in rooftop cafes as the city unfolds in colour and rhythm.

Top Attractions:
  • Jemaa el-Fnaa Square – Night markets and a lively buzz
  • Majorelle Garden and Yves Saint Laurent Museum – A stunning day out
  • Traditional hammams and riad stays
  • Medina – Filled with Artisan souks and incredible dining. Book a cooking class to immerse yourself in the cuisine
Fes
The Spiritual and Scholarly Soul of Morocco

Step back in time in Fes, home to the world’s oldest university and the maze-like Fes el-Bali. This is Morocco untouched, where artisans still craft by hand and history is etched into every wall.

Top Attractions:
  • Fes el-Bali – UNESCO-listed old city
  • Al Quaraouiyine – The world’s oldest university
  • Dar Batha Museum – Former royal palace showcasing traditional arts, crafts, and ceramics
  • Authentic Moroccan cuisine and cooking classes
Desert Regions
Golden Silence, Endless Sky

Journey into the Sahara for an experience like no other. Explore wind-sculpted dunes by 4×4 or on horseback, dine by firelight, and sleep in comfort under a thousand stars in the heart of the desert.

Top Attractions:
  • 4×4 or Jeep Tours – Explore Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga dunes in comfort
  • Overnight stays in Berber desert camps – Traditional meals, stargazing, and performances
  • Hot Air Ballooning – Near the desert edge with sweeping aerial views of dunes, oases, and kasbahs
  • Active Tours = Sandboarding, Quadbiking and more for adventurers
Best Time to Visit 
  • Spring (Mar – May): Ideal for travel across most of the country. Expect warm days, blooming valleys, and comfortable temperatures in cities, mountains, and desert.

    Summer (Jun – Aug): Hot in the interior and desert regions, but pleasant along the coast such as, Essaouira. Great for beach holidays and cooler mountain escapes.

    Autumn (Sept – Nov): Another fantastic time to visit. The heat softens, landscapes are still lush, and it’s perfect for desert excursions, city exploring, and trekking.

    Winter (Dec – Feb): Mild in the cities and deserts but cold in the mountains. A quieter season ideal for cultural travel and fewer crowds, especially in Marrakech and Fes.

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Kenya

Explore Captivating Kenya

Kenya is a land where holiday dreams come alive. Here, lions prowl golden plains, flamingos shimmer on mirror-like lakes, and vibrant cities buzz with culture. Beyond the savannahs, the palm-lined beaches along the Indian Ocean invite pure relaxation. Every journey through Kenya is a tapestry of wildlife, landscapes, and unforgettable moments.

Masai Mara
Nature’s Most Iconic Stage

Few places capture the essence of safari like the Masai Mara. Here, the Great Migration thunders across the plains, and each drive brings incredible views of Africa’s most iconic wildlife.

Top Attractions:
  • The Great Migration – Best time to visit is July–October
  • Spot lions, elephants, and cheetahs on daily game drives
  • Maasai villages – Cultural immersion
  • Calea Victoriei – Historic avenue dotted with Belle Époque architecture and boutique hotels
Nairobi
Where Africa’s Past and Future Meet

Kenya’s capital buzzes with creativity and contrast. From wildlife sanctuaries and social enterprises to its dynamic art and food scenes, Nairobi is more than a stopover.

Top Attractions:
  • Nairobi National Park – Lions, giraffes, and rhinos roam against a backdrop of skyscrapers
  • Nairobi National Museum – Kenya’s rich history, art, and archaeology under one roof
  • Maasai Market – Vibrant open-air market filled with beadwork, textiles, and handmade crafts
  • Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) – Climb to the rooftop for panoramic views
Diani Beach and the Kenyan Coast
Soft Sands, Swahili Warmth

Diani is the definition of barefoot luxury. Fringed by palm trees and lapped by the Indian Ocean, this is where you unwind after the wild with snorkelling, dhow sailing, and soulful stillness.

Top Attractions:
  • Relax on powdery white sands along the Indian Ocean.
  • Water Sports – Snorkelling or diving among coral reefs
  • Mombasa – Explore Swahili architecture on day trips
  • Beachfront eco-lodges
Best Time to Visit 
  • Jan – Mar (Dry Season): Warm and sunny, with clear skies and excellent wildlife viewing. A great time for safari and beach stays.

    Apr – Jun (Long Rains): Expect heavier rainfall, particularly in April and May. Safari experiences may be more limited due to muddy roads, but this season brings vibrant greenery and fewer tourists.

    Jul – Oct (Dry Season and Great Migration): Peak safari season. This is when The Great Migration crosses into the Masai Mara.

    Nov – Dec (Short Rains): A transitional period with light, refreshing showers. Nairobi and the highlands remain mild.

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South Africa

Explore Stunning South Africa

South Africa is one of the most diverse travel destinations on earth. It’s where you can head out on game drives, sample world-class wines, explore lively cities and sunbathe on gorgeous beaches all in one trip. A land of breathtaking contrasts where rugged coastlines meet wild savannahs, every corner promises adventure and unforgettable landscapes.

Cape Town
Where Nature and Narrative Collide

Framed by mountains and ocean, Cape Town offers striking scenery and rich stories. From coastal drives to wine tastings, township tours to design hotels.

Top attractions:
  • Table Mountain – Hike or take the panoramic cable car up the icon of the city
  • Bo-Kaap – Explore the colourful and cultural neighbourhood
  • Robben Island – Visit where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned
  • Wine Estates – Day trips to Stellenbosch and Franschhoek
Pilanesberg National Park
Dramatic landscapes, amazing sunsets and the Big Five

Escape the crowds of Kruger and discover Pilanesberg National Park, just a few hours’ drive from Johannesburg. Home to the Big Five in a malaria-free setting, this park offers thrilling game drives viewing the iconic wildlife. With dramatic landscapes, peaceful wilderness, and easy access from the city, Pilanesberg is the perfect safari for those seeking adventure without the crowds.

Top Attractions
  • Spot the Big Five – On private or guided game drives
  • Sustainable luxury safari lodges – Enjoy incredible views and relax by the pool between drives
  • Bird Watching – Over 350 bird species exist in Pilanesberg
  • Watch wildlife at watering holes – Sunrise and sunset tours are great options
Johannesburg
Art, Memory and City Culture

Johannesburg is the gateway city to so many incredible National Parks and Game Reserves, but it also offers lots to see for those willing to explore. Dive into its layered history, vibrant neighbourhoods, and emerging art and cultural scenes. It’s the city to visit if you want to understand the soul of South Africa.

Top attractions:
  • Apartheid Museum – A powerful and emotional reminder of South Africa’s past
  • Constitution Hill – UNESCO Wolrd Heritage site including former prison complex, courts and museum
  • Dine and shop in the vibrant Maboneng Precinct
  • Johannesburg Botanical Gardens and Emmarentia Dam – Perfect for picnics, walks, and birdwatching.
  • Market Theatre – Hub for performing arts and contemporary theatre
Best Time to Visit
  • Spring (Sept – Nov): Mild temperatures and blooming landscapes make this a fantastic time for safaris, hiking, and exploring cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg.

    Summer (Dec – Feb): Warm to hot across most regions, with occasional rainfall in the east. Ideal for beach holidays, coastal drives, and exploring the Garden Route.

    Autumn (Mar – May): Cooler, dry days with beautiful autumnal colours. Perfect for tours in the wine region, wildlife spotting and city sightseeing.

    Winter (Jun – Aug): Mild and dry in the lowlands, cold in the mountains and highlands. A quieter season ideal for safaris in the northern regions and cultural travel.

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Egypt

Explore Enchanting Egypt

Egypt is a destination where history, culture, and adventure intertwine. It’s where where ancient wonders rise from golden sands and the Nile winds its timeless path through fertile valleys. From the mighty Pyramids to vibrant souks and serene desert landscapes and stunning beach resorts; it offers a trip to suit all travellers. 

Cairo
Pyramids, Nile cruises, and bustling bazaars

Step into Cairo, a city where ancient and modern worlds collide. Gaze at the timeless Pyramids of Giza, lose yourself in the bustle of Khan El Khalili bazaar, and feel the energy of a metropolis that has thrived for millennia along the Nile.

Top Attractions:
  • Pyramids of Giza & the Sphinx – The last ancient wonder of the world
  • Egyptian Museum – Treasures of Pharaohs
  • Khan El Khalili Bazaar – Cairo’s most vibrant souk filled with spices, perfumes and handicrafts
  • Citadel of Saladin & Mosque of Muhammad Ali – Hilltop fortress with sweeping city views
Luxor and Aswan
Ancient tombs, river journeys, and Nubian charm

In Luxor and Aswan, the Nile flows past temples, tombs, and timeless landscapes. Explore hidden chambers in the Valley of the Kings, watch the sun set over Karnak’s colossal columns, and sail by felucca to Philae’s island sanctuary. From golden desert horizons to vibrant Nubian villages, this stretch of the Nile is a timeless encounter with history, beauty, and river life.

Top attractions:
  • Ancient Temples and Tombs – The world-famous Valley of the Kings
  • Medinet Habu and Ramesseum – Lesser-known temples and mortuary complexes of ancient pharaohs.
  • Nubian Villages – Colourful riverside communities, rich in culture
  • Desert Adventures – Excursions to the surrounding desert for dramatic landscapes and quad biking
Red Sea Beach Resorts
Golden sands, resorts and underwater wonders

Escape to Egypt’s Red Sea where stunning sands meet crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Relax at sun-drenched resorts, snorkel and dive among tropical fish, or simply soak up the serene seaside atmosphere. These resorts offer a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.

Top Attractions:
  • Water Sports – Diving, snorkelling, windsurfing and kiteboarding
  • Desert Excursions – Traditional Bedouin culture and lifestyle as well as 4×4 adventures
  • Cultural Excursions – Historic sites in Hurghada or Marsa Alam
  • Red Sea Islands – From secluded sandbars to coral-rich havens
  • Abu Tig Marina – Bustling waterfront area with restaurants, cafes and shops in El Gouna
Best Time to Visit
  • Spring (Mar – May) This is one of the best times to visit Egypt. The weather is warm but not overly hot, ideal for exploring sights such as the Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings.

    Summer (Jun – Aug) Expect high temperatures, especially inland and in the desert. The coast is lively for sun seekers in places like Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada and the lesser-visited but still beautiful, El Gouna.

    Autumn (Sept – Nov) The heat begins to ease, especially inland, and the Red Sea remains warm enough for swimming. Autumn is a great time for diving and snorkelling after summer crowds leave.

    Winter (Dec – Feb) This is a overall quieter season perfect for cultural travel and ideal for visiting historical sites without the crowds. The Sahara is cooler, making it a comfortable time for desert camps and 4×4 adventures.