Places to visit

One of Africa’s most popular landmarks, towering Victoria Falls has enchanted visitors for countless years. The largest single curtain waterfall on earth, Victoria Fallsâ...

Situated on the Uganda-Congo border, Rwenzori Mountains National Park is believed to be home to the fabled 'Mountains of the Moon'. Whether there's truth to this belief or ...

Also called the Roof of Africa or the Crown of Tanzania, Mount Kilimanjaro is both Africa’s highest mountain and the world’s tallest free standing peak. Standing at 5,875 ...

With its jagged peaks and deep valleys, Simien National Park’s unique landscape makes it something unlike anything you’ll find elsewhere in Africa. The park’s...

Mount Meru is the first sight you can see when reaching Arusha town. The mountain is with its 4,566 m Tanzania's second highest peak after Kilimanjaro and the fifth highest in...

Mount Kenya is not just a single peak; it is a massive consisting of a multitude spires, cliffs, complex ridges and peaks. These are the weathered remnants of a large extin...

East Africa's only active volcano, Ol Doinyo Lengai, is situated south of Lake Natron. In the Maasai the name means the sacred Mountain of God. Mount Lengai is ,878meters high...

Mount Lemagrut is on the western part of Ngorongoro Crater and is one of 9 craters in the Ngorongoro conservation area. It is relatively easy trek and it offers gret views ove...

Dominating the Cape Town skyline, flat-topped Table Mountain is one of the world’s most recognizable mountains. A defining feature of the cosmopolitan city that exists at it...

Een tocht naar deze Kraters is adembenemend voor de avonturier en natuurlief hebbers en geschikt om prachtige fotos te maken....

From the The Empakaai Crater you can see Oldonio Lengai, Mount Kilimanjaro and the Great Rift Valley from the Crater's rim. Walking down the crater you can also have magnifice...

Olduvai Gorge ligt ongeveer halverwege tussen Serengeti en de Ngorongoro-krater, en is een van de belangrijkste paleontologische vindplaatsen ter wereld - er is bewijs van bew...

Ngorongoro Crater has the rich wildlife and a large natural diversity. The area is not a national park but a conversation area since the local Maasai tribes live here in tradi...

The South African capital (and Africa’s second largest city) is a bustling metropolis that is known affectionately as ‘Joburg’ by locals. While not quite as p...

One of the world’s most well-known and beloved cities, cosmopolitan Cape Town epitomizes modern South Africa with its melting pot of cultures. A vibrant city with no shortag...

Nyeri is a small town that forms the country"s administrative headquarters for the Kenya"s central province. It is 150 km north of Nairobi in the densely populated ...

It is a town 64 km South East of Nairobi. A major rural centre and a satellite town due to the proximity to Nairobi. It has some good infrastructure and town plann...

It is a business agricultural and educational centre for North East Kenya. Coffee, timber, tea and dairy products are produced in Meru. Meru is the jumping-off place for Samb...

Beautiful, ancient Stone Town is every bit as synonymous with Zanzibar as the island's picturesque beaches. A former spice and slave port, the city wears its history for all t...

Rwanda's capital is a green, clean city that is fast becoming the envy of cities across not only Africa, but the world. Visitors often describe Kigali not only as Africa's cle...

Ethiopia’s capital is far more than just a transit hub, with a rich history and a wealth of delicious food to be found by those willing to explore....

Namibia’s capital is a cosmopolitan, modern city that acts as the gateway to the rest of the country. The city combines its African and Colonial roots into a delightful m...

The coastal town of Swakopmund is a popular stop in any Namibian itinerary. Located on the ominously named yet beautiful Skeleton Coast, Swakopmund is a great from which to...

There are few places in the world better for watching flamingos in the world than in the wetlands surrounding Walvis Bay. A birdwatcher’s paradise, Walvis Bay also acts a...

Luderitz’ brightly coloured colonial architecture stands out immediately, setting this quaint fishing town aside from other in Africa. With desert on one side and the ste...

Eldoret is the 5th largest city and fastest growing town in Kenya. The athletes have contributed greatly to the economy here. Eldoret is linked by Eldoret Internati...

Tourism is an important economic activity in Nakuru and is home to Lake Nakuru. Lake Nakuru is a part of Lake Nakuru National Park which is famous for its ...

Dar es Salaam and its surrounding offers great activities, such as snorkeling and diving at the Bongoyo Island Marine Reserve. The reserve, which is located just seven km nort...

The town of Karatu is located at the southern end of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Karatu is a safari gateway to the Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater....

Once a vital cog in the slave exchange that took slaves from the Lake Manyara region to Zanzibar for sale, Bagamoyo would later become a rallying point for missionaries seekin...

Arusha is your gateway to the safari adventures that can be found on the famed northern circuit, Arusha is a dynamic and bustling city where Africa and the west collide in a d...

The town of Moshi, located on the lower slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, is the center of coffee production in Tanzania. Worth a visit in Moshi and its vicinity are the coffee ...

Dodoma, located in the center of Tanzania, is the countries official political capital. The city's surrounding landscape is rich in agriculture with a growing wine industry an...

Tanga, Tanzania's second biggest seaport after Dar es Salaam, is situated on the northern part of Tanzania's coastline close to the border with Kenya. The town is a center for...