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As far as going to the beach is concerned, Africa would be the least expected area where you would want to find them. But to your surprise, you will be treated to a wide array of local beaches to which many have already tried out. Now think of the possibilities of combining a beach and an African safari tour and you will surely get excited to get on over there.

These beaches are spread evenly among the continents. Places such as South Africa and Tunisia are bound to impress you with the number of beaches they have around. Take your pick and you are sure to get the time of your life.

When you are in Africa, the first thing that will cross your mind would be where the animals are. Surely, you will be situated in the urban location once you set foot but as far as the country is concerned, you will want to see if the animal safaris in the movies are indeed factual and true.

Indeed, you will get your chance. Africa offers tours such as the African Safari to satisfy your interest and make sure you get what you went there for. For sure you will find yourself being brought to the big 5:

1. Kenya
2. Tanzania
3. South Africa
4. Botswana

Mabuto is Mozambique’s capital. a Charming city only 50 km from South Africa, it’s Portuguese influence can be seen in its streets and architecture. Acacia-lined avenues lead to modern, tall buildings that overlook the ocean. The markets are great place to window shop and buy, and the restaurants offer continental dishes like no other in the world. Up the coast in the city of Inhambane are many secluded, white-sand beaches that can only be reached by four wheel drive. The ocean in the area is a safe place for snorkellers and swimmers. Tourists and travelers will definitely be tempted to spend a long time in the laid-back atmosphere and enjoy the tropical sun and plentiful seafood.

Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is a wildlife conservation land in southern Africa. It is bounded between South Africa and Botswana, and consists two national parks joining each other, the Kalahari National Park and the Gemsbok National Park. Its total land area is 3800 square kilometers which a little bit more than half of the park is located in Botswana.

The word Kgalagadi means “Land of Thirst”, the park is situated in the southern Kalahari Desert.
Sparse vegetation, tees and dry riverbanks consist the terrain of the park. It is also believed that the river flows water, only once a century.

Moreso, the park has rich wildlife. It is a habitat for predators and migratory herds of plant-eating species.

Most of South Africa;s most beautiful attractions, like mountains, beaches and rivers are found in The Garden Route that is located in the east of Cape Town. All year round, the climate is wonderfully mild, such that one finds numerous, if not countless, activities to enjoy ll throughout the day and night, and these do not fail to impress.

Activities include hiking, golf, swimming, watching whales, riding ostriches, and the thrilling bungee jumping. Usually, during autumn, sports fanatics go to the east coast of South Africa–they call it paradise. Lots of package tours are available to suit each taste.

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Agadir is unlike any other city in the world. It was built around the time of the earthquake in 1961 that killed 15,000 people, and is completely different from other Moroccan cities. A favorite of many tourists, this city has a lot of luxury hotels that organize tours, as well as bars and a swinging night life. There are also some beautiful golf courses, and the Market of Agadir is also well worth visiting. Agadir is also a good point of departure for day trips to nearby areas of Paradise Valley, the Massa Lagoon, and the walled city of Taroudannt. Budget flights from Europe often go to Agadir.

South Africa’s Garden Route is one of the most gorgeous natural theme parks in the world and is the second most popular tourist destination in the country, next to Cape Town. Its freshwater lakes and rich tapestry of large, ancient trees will make you want to stay there forever. Whether you’re wading on the sandy white beach, riding across the deep blue ocean on a paraglider, or spotting dolphins and whales from a boat, this is a place where wildlife and nature rules. The climate here is perfectly suited for all sorts of outdoor activity. And if you’re not the nature-y, outdoors type, you can always enjoy the place’s fine food and wine. Garden Route is also known as South Africa’s oyster capital.

You definitely wouldn’t want to miss out on Egypt’s top attractions, the Pyramids of Giza and the last surviving Seven Wonders of the World. There are three main pyramids: the Pyramid of Kafhre, the Great Pyramid of Khufu, and the Pyramid of Menkaura. Each pyramid is the final resting place for different pharoahs of Egypt. Guarding them is the Sphinx, carved out of a single block of stone. These massive structures were thought to have been made during the fourth dynasty of the Egyptian Old Kingdom, one of the first great civilizations on earth.

If in some countries, Labor Day (May 1) is mostly cited for the various violent rallies organized by some labor groups, treat Morocco, Uganda and Ghana differently. No, they don’t do rallies during May 1, rather, they celebrate different festivals that are jam-packed with lots of fun activities. The Rose festival in Morocco will leave the visitors breathtakingly in love with the overwhelming scent of roses. Uganda on the other hand has a film festival in Kampala. Lastly, in Ghana, hundreds of people are invited to watch and/or participate in their hunting feast. So if you want to spend a different kind of Labor Day, you might want to check out these three sites.

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Marrakech in Morocco is fascinating. It is so full of history, it is beautiful, and it is the center of culture of Morocco. This is despite its notoriety for being noisy, smelly and polluted. Marrakech is a large imperial city, and being there brings out the delight of the 5 senses, which makes staying there a lot of fun. The most popular attractions in Marrakech include several references to “peace” and “tranquility”, like the gardens in Majorelle, where one experiences interesting soulful moments.

With so many things to see, one is advised to spend at least 3 days in Marrakech. Treat yourself, pamper, and enjoy for a change the other highlights of the city, like haggling with carpet salesman, watching the fire jugglers and listening to noisy songs. Soon, you will appreciate peace and quiet, with a cup of mint tea, in a relaxing atmosphere, the quiet courtyard perhaps.

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