Strange and interesting things make visitors surprised about Africa

Africa has the most exotic and wonderful countries, giving you unprecedented travel experiences anywhere else on the planet.

Take a dip in Devil's pool, Victoria falls

Swimming in Devil's Lake located at the largest waterfall in the world is a great experience for those who love thrills. The natural pool is formed by a protruding rocky shore, which looks quite dangerous but brings tremendous excitement.

Walk with the San in the Kalahari desert

The San people occupied the Kalahari desert for a long time and still live as a nomadic, hunter-gatherer, not influenced by Western civilization. Walking with them will make you feel your ears and eyes become more alert. From the discovery of birds and animal traces to how to set traps and hunt for food ., your knowledge of nature will also be greater.

Rowing on the Zambezi River, Zambia

Even if you spend up to 4 days on this trip, you will still not feel enough by the excitement and attraction of it. During the day, visitors will experience the best rapids the river brings, and in the evening you will relax by the bonfire and watch the stars.

Swim with whale sharks in Mozambique

Tofo in Mozambique is one of the best places to find whale sharks. These giant fishes are 4.5 to 6 meters long and are herbivores, but they are considered sharks, not whales. Diving with these giant fishes is definitely at the top of your list of most memorable travel experiences.

Witness the great migration

Each year, more than one million wildebeests and thousands of zebras will cross Serengeti in search of greener pastures. The 6-month journey begins in southern Serengeti and moves to Maasai Mara. If you come here at the right time, you will witness this wonderful thing.

Sitting on Mokoro crossing the Okavango Delta

Mokoro is a traditional raft made from hollow tree trunks, today it is made of fiberglass. A tour guide stands controlling a mokoro with a pole while the guest sits still and watches the view of the Okavango plain. You may see hippos and crocodiles, which sounds scary, but once you're on the water, the fear will disappear.

See wildlife in Kruger National Park, South Africa

When visiting Kruger National Park in South Africa, you will see firsthand lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffaloes. Kruger National Park offers a range of landscapes that you can freely choose. Qualified rangers will guide you to the best points.

Discover the island of Réunion

Only a 4-hour flight from Johannesburg, this quiet island quickly appears on tourist radar, so visit it soon. Explore the island on a 3-day trek through the mountains or a helicopter ride on the volcanic island, which is sure to excite you like being pumped up in extra doses of adrenaline.

Take a balloon in Serengeti

A hot air balloon exploring safari on the vast plains of Serengeti will not be like any other experience in Africa. Guests arrive at dawn when the balloon is inflated and then, when the sun rises, the adventure begins.

Every flight is unique because it all depends on the wind, but you certainly have a life-long trip. You will admire the rich wildlife and scenery like on another planet. After landing, guests enjoy breakfast with champagne to celebrate the successful trip.

Go on a volcanic adventure in Erta Ale, Ethiopia

Located on the Danakil desert, Erta Ale is one of the few active volcanoes on the planet. The lava lake surrounding it is a wonderful sight with brightly colored hues mixed together creating a surreal scene. Guests can spend 3 days and nights to explore the peak of Erta Ale.

Riding a camel in Morocco

Camels in Morocco are called dromedaries, because they only have one hump. These funny animals are a popular mode of transportation for locals and tourists to cross the desert. What is more distinctive in Morocco than by joining a caravan of one-hump camels crossing the desert?

Witness a Voodoo ceremony in Ouidah, Benin

Voodoo in Benin is a common and sacred ritual. Visitors to the small town of Ouidah can attend the annual Voodoo festival to witness traditional dance and animal slaughter.

Experience authentic cultural interaction with the Maasai people in Kenya

In the past, the Maasai were brave warriors and today, many of them become nomadic herders. Visitors to Kenya can take a safari stroll with Maasai guides or visit Maasai villages and houses.

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