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Are you planning your next vacation and want to visit Africa? If so, you’re in luck, because there are plenty of amazing places in Africa that have something different to offer tourists from all over the world. These 10 places are among the best in Africa, offering everything from pristine beaches and safari tours to historical landmarks and luxury shopping opportunities. Whether you’re looking for breathtaking views or an enriching cultural experience, there’s something on this list for you!

1) Botswana

Serengeti National Park
Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park is known for its wildlife, and there are few places on earth with the same concentration of wildlife viewing opportunities. Hundreds of animals make the annual journey from southern Tanzania to Kenya through the Serengeti during their yearly migration and you’ll have a chance to see hippos, elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffalos and lions.

2) Ghana

• Kakum National Park: It’s one of the few rainforest reserves left in Ghana and is considered a Ghanaian national treasure. At the heart of the forest lies a botanical paradise where plants and trees provide shelter to some of the most endangered species on earth. Monkeys, peacocks, leopards, and numerous bird species are just some of the wildlife that make Kakum their home.

3) Zambia

Zambia, formally known as Northern Rhodesia, is the country of immense beauty. Home to Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world and among many other natural sites that make it a must-see destination for travelers looking for adventure on their African tours. Filled with vast plains, towering mountain ranges and deep forests – Zambia also houses two beautiful lakes: Lake Tanganyika and Lake Kariba.

4) South Africa

With its diverse natural landscape, captivating wildlife, and vibrant people, South Africa is a must-see destination for anyone interested in seeing the beauty of African culture. Check out these amazing destinations to add to your itinerary!
Great White Shark World
Perched on the beautiful Cape coast of South Africa is Great White Shark World. With great white sharks swim-ready from 6 metres away from the viewing platform, this underwater enclosure makes it easy to get up close and personal with these stunning creatures!

5) Egypt

Egypt is one of the most fascinating and diverse countries on the African continent. It has sandy beaches along the Mediterranean Sea, snow-capped mountain ranges, a deep rift valley, fertile land stretching from Alexandria to Luxor, and more than 4000 years of civilization with some of the world’s greatest treasures. With so much to see and do there is something for everyone.

6) Tanzania

Many people know about Kenya and Botswana, but Tanzania is the place to be. With Mount Kilimanjaro as its famous landmark, it’s easy to see why people want to come explore. Start with a journey up the mountain to experience an adventure that will test you both physically and mentally. Tanzania also has so much more waiting for you: Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Selous Game Reserve, Zanzibar… The list goes on!

7) Seychelles

The Seychelles islands are a destination that everyone must visit at least once in their lifetime. Known for its unique beaches and scenic landscapes, the pristine environment makes it one of the best places to enjoy a relaxing beach holiday. Soak up the sun on one of the many sandy beaches found throughout the archipelago or discover what lies beneath during a scuba diving adventure.

8) Kenya

Visiting Kenya provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and human culture, making it one of the best places to explore on your next safari. One of the most popular destinations is Amboseli National Park, a haven for black-and-white rhinos, elephants, lions and giraffes that can be viewed from your car or even on foot.

9) Madagascar

Madagascar has a high diversity of wildlife as well as impressive flora and fauna. The mangrove forests around Nosy Be provide shelter for migratory birds from Europe and Asia, lemurs and water birds from the African mainland. The estuaries of Madagascar’s eastern coasts are important bird sanctuaries, serving as roosting places for hundreds of thousands of African penguins, gulls, flamingos, terns and ibises.

10) Uganda

Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa and as one of the youngest countries in the world, it’s one of the most successful. The Ugandan countryside ranges from hilly rainforests to savannahs and wetlands, which are home to many wildlife species including endangered chimpanzees, lions, giraffes, elephants and rhinos. In the city you can experience African culture at lively street markets and make-shift restaurants.