Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Africa Offers an Amazing Variety of Vacation Options

Africa Offers an Amazing Variety of Vacation Options Africa Offers an Amazing Variety of Vacation Options IMAGE SOURCE: TANZANIA.CO.TZIF YOU’RE  planning a well-deserved long-haul vacation from the life of business and the office, Africa offers amazing opportunities in its continental span of 30,343,580 sq km and 54 countries.With such natural landmarks as Mount Kilimanjaro and the Virunga Mountains, the continent also has some amazing cities, while its enormous coastline is threaded with beautiful beaches, with incredible islands offshore.The visitor is literally spoilt for choice, so to help you make a decision, here is AGENT’s selection of the six best areas, incorporating amazing islands, coastal paradises, and stunning cities and other inland destinations. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 1. Cape Town, South AfricaImage Source: unsplashWITH cheap food and drink and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Cape Town, the South African capital, is one of the engines of the country’s tourism industry. You will also notice that just outside the city, pri ces decrease rapidly, making this a great destination for active visitors. Sports such as skydiving and paragliding are available for as low as €40-€42, and you’ll also find the  cheapest surf lessons in the world  at the  Coffee Shack, which charges less than €3 for a two-hour session.2. Marrakech, MoroccoImage Source: unsplashMARRAKECH is a trove of fascinating marketplaces, snake charmers, palaces, mosques and tombs. Its historic Medina quarter contains two miles of secret passages. To the south of the city, the snow-capped Atlas Mountains make for a fantastic day trip.  Together with a  steadily sunny, Mediterranean climate, these various attractions make Marrakech an ideal getaway destination. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 3. Zanzibar, TanzaniaImage Source: tanzania.co.tzKNOWN as the Spice Island, this stunning island of the Indian Ocean guarantees inspiration, excitement and luxury. Bright and beautiful, Zanzibar has a rich array of authentically local cuisine and an abundance of natural wildlife. As well as providing a safe, tranquil haven for luxurious relaxation, Zanzibar also has an amazingly vibrant, busy and colourful market culture, making this the ideal destination for travellers who want the best of both worlds.4. Diani Beach, KenyaImage Source: WikimediaTHE  sparkling white sands and lush greenery of Diani Beach make this Kenyan resort a tempting proposition. The beach itself is 10km in length, providing visitors with ample opportunities and vantage points for relaxing by the beautiful palm trees under a beach umbrella with a cooling drink. Camel rides are irresistible for the full-on tourist experience, and visitors are also urged to check out the famous bike tours for an experience of life in the nearby villages. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 5. Johannesburg, South AfricaImage Source:  wikipediaJOHANNESBURG, also  known as Jo’burg or Jozi, is a rapidly growing city and the vibrant heart of South Africa. After almost 20 years of decline, Jo’burg  is emphatically on the upswing, benefiting from a development boom that has given the inner city a vital shot of life from stunning new office developments and apartment blocks. Cultural hubs such as a Newtown, with their theatres, restaurants, museums and cafés help to ensure that the city retains its fundamentally distinctive character.6. Hurghada, EgyptImage Source: WIKIPEDIA / photography:  ALEXANDER VASENINTHE Red Sea is famed for its incredible marine life, making a visit  to Hurghada  ideal for snorkelling or diving at its best. Those who don’t dive can view the amazing array of underwater  life from the comfort of glass-bottomed boats. Hurghada is also conveniently positioned for a visit to the world-famous Sahara Desert. This is an amazing African destination, a dream combination of luxury, amazing weather and beautiful scenery.

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