Africa
Egypt is still synonymous with the legends of the Pharaohs, the Great Pyramids, treasure-laden tombs and undeciphered hieroglyphs.
From wide stretches of desert to the fertile banks of the Nile, Egyptian landscapes are a wide palette of discoveries just waiting to be explored.
Whether you are attracted by modern-style buildings or more traditional and historical constructions, you will find comfortable accommodations anywhere in Egypt. The setting and the atmosphere can be unique with splendid views, magnificient gardens, lacquered antique furniture, shiny hardwood floors and old-world elegance.
Nile cruises are an experience not to be missed. You've got a big choice of luxurious floating hotels that are all real palaces where you can relax by the pool, enjoy the restaurant and make the most of a large variety of entertainment.
Kenya is the home of the safari. East Africa has always been the ultimate destination for wildlife lovers. This has long been known as home to Africa's famous "big five" (Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo) It's a title well deserved, this it the absolutely best place in the world to see the five species in their natural habitat.
This is a region of dramatic contrasts and extraordinary wildlife on display in uncrowded landscapes of great beauty and variety. It hard to rival the range travel choices Kenya offers from scenic tours to cultural immersion; From lounging on pristine beach to adventure travel; From a broad range of sporting activities to an endless list special interest opportunities.
Madagascar has evolved into one of the world's most phenomenal destinations for natural history travel. The world's fourth-largest island contains an immense diversity flora and fauna Of 12,000 plant species identified here, 10,000 are endemic to the island including seven of the world's nine species of the iconic Baobab tree, some Renowned national parks and World Heritage Site.
Madagascar takes you through diverse habitats from 5.000 km of coastal line, 220 small islands to Bio-diversity hot spot.
We seek out some of the 40 different species of lemurs, a primate group found only on Madagascar, and identify many species of chameleons in their wild habitat as well as some of the world's most bizarre creatures on Earth like the nightmarish hissing cockroach, so-called Dracula ants, and the Giraffe-necked weevil. Rich and fascinating culture, heritage today is composed of 18 different ethnic groups that derive from a long history of trade and migration from throughout Indonesia, Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, all united today in a common Malagasy culture and language.
Morocco is divided into several regions or provinces. Some of them, such as Agadir and Casablanca are fairly well known. Others, such as Al Hoceima and Khouribga are somewhat less visited by tourists and therefore lesser known. However this does not mean they have nothing to offer. Below is a list of the interesting regions in Morocco.
Agadir is a city in southwest Morocco. It is situated on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean, near the foot of the Atlas Mountains.
Al Hoceima is a harbor in the Rif, and its main city.
Casablanca is Morocco's biggest city; and also the principal port.
Essaouira is a city and tourist resort in Morocco, near Marrakesh.
Fez is the third largest city in Morocco, after Casablanca and Rabat.
Kenitra is a town of Morocco, previously known as Port Lyautey. It is a port on the Sebou River.
Khourigba is the main metropolitan of a Phosphates-rich area.
This city has a population of around 197,200 and is the biggest city in Western Sahara.
Marrakesh is a city in southwestern Morocco at foot of the Atlas Mountains.
Meknes is a city in northern Morocco 120 km from Rabat and 60 km from Fez.
Ouarzazate is a city, situated in central Morocco, that hosts the largest movie studio in the world.
Oujda is a city in eastern Morocco with a population of 500 000 inhabitants.
Rabat is the governmental capital of Morocco.
Tangier is a city of northern Morocco with a population of 350,000 inhabitants.
Tan-Tan is a town in Morocco, in Province de Tan-Tan.
Tetouan has a population of 320 000 inhabitants and is the capital and cultural centre of the province Tanga.
Tiznit is a city in southern Morocco.
The Sahara is the world's largest desert. Only a small part of the Sahara is fertile and it is here that corn, dates and other fruits grow. These parts are fed by underground rivers and oases. The Sahara can be an inspirational experience at night, with the air being crisp, clean and clear and the stars being so close you can almost touch them. The Sahara desert stretches across much of North Africa covering over 9 000 000 square kilometers (roughly the size of the United States). In fact, the Sahara covers some 30% of the entire African continent. It is the hottest place in the world with summer temperatures that often exceeds 57 degrees Celsius. It has an annual rainfall of 0 - 25 millimeters and is very windy with windstorms sweeping the sand up to heights of 1000 meters and moving the sand dunes constantly. The Sahara consists of one quarter volcanic mountains, one quarter sand, rocks and gravel-covered plains and small areas of vast permanent vegetation. The vegetation includes shrubs, grasses, and trees in the highland and in the oases along the river beds. Some of the plants are well adjusted to the climate since they sprout within three days of rain and sow their seeds within two weeks after that. Only a small part of the Sahara is fertile and this is where corn, dates and other fruits grow. These parts are fed by underground rivers and oases.
Animals in the Sahara are mainly Gerbils, Cape Hare, Deer, Weasels, Baboons, Jackals, Sand Foxes, Mongooses, Desert Hedgehogs and over 300 bird species.
We provide:
- Overland Tours - camping accommodation...
- Specialist Tours - Kilimanjaro Climb and more...
- Lodge Based Safari Tours - 3-4 star lodge accommodation, with the main purpose of game viewing...
- Self Drive Tours - Discover South Africa in the comfort of your own car...
- Morocco Tours - A great value for money small group tour of this fascinating destination...
- Africa Family Adventure Tours and more...
