Africa

The southernmost country in Africa is a fascinating place to visit due to its diverse range of people and cultures that breathe life and energy into its bustling cities.

Pop singer Stafford was famous for her romantic ballad about seeing the pyramids along the Nile.

As the largest country in East Africa, Tanzania has a lot to offer visitors.

Aptly named ‘Little Picture’ in Arabic, Essaouira is a picturesque port city located on the Northern Atlantic Coast of Morocco.

Egypt houses some of the world’s most famous, enigmatic and astonishing ancient monuments, with a history of culture and civilization that dates back thousands of years.

When tourists visit South Africa, they are quick to flock to what they think is the country’s capital, Cape Town.

The earliest Egyptian temples were built around the middle of the 4th millennium BC in the shape of reed huts.

Marrakech is the frenetic and famous city of Morocco.

Endless orange dunes and wide-open desert landscapes make this one of the most unforgettable places in North Africa.

Often overlooked by tourists who head instead to neighboring Kenya and Tanzania, Uganda has been described as the ‘Pearl of Africa’ such is its natural beauty and charm.

I often feel like a broken record, always claiming every road in South Africa is the most beautiful one in the country.


When someone recommends that you visit South Africa, chances are they’ll tell you to head straight for Cape Town or a game reserve.

Lying along South Africa’s southwest coast, charming, colourful Cape Town is set in one of the most stunning spots imaginable.

With a vast array of incredible things to see and do, it is unsurprising that Kenya welcomes so many visitors from around the world each year.

Encompassing many of South Africa’s most popular tourist attractions, the Western Cape has a seemingly never-ending list of amazing places for visitors to check out.