Africa is a big continent and provide countless destinations worth exploring. On a tour to Africa, you can meet the Maasai Mara people in Kenya, see the Serengeti plains, or relax your mood on a tropical island. Africa is diverse and beautiful, and there is no end point to what you can see. If you ready to next trip to Africa, be sure to include at least one of the best places to visit in Africa as your schedule allows.
Ait Benhadou (Morocco)
On the edge of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco lies the picturesque town of Et Benhadou. Also known as the Mud Brick City, At Benhaddou is an ancient fortified stop that was a paradise for travelers traveling between the Sahara and the city of Marrakech. On a visit to At Benhadou, you can visit the mud buildings, explore the old granary at the top of the mountain town, and even visit the tomb of Ben-Hadou.
Isalo National Park (Madagascar)
Just off the coast of Mozambique, and in the waters of the Indian Ocean, lies the island of Madagascar. While the island nation has plenty to do, see and explore, the highlight is undoubtedly Isalo National Park. Within the park, there is wide range of terrain types. Prepare to find numerous canyons, lush palm tree oases, and even unique sandstone formations. The best way to see Isalo National Park is on a guided hike, and many people choose to camp overnight to enhance the experience of a lifetime.
Zanzibar (Tanzania)
The archipelago off the coast of Tanzania is semi-autonomous and is a truly unique destination in Africa. Zanzibar has an interesting mix of architecture and you will find Arabic, Middle Eastern, Moorish and Indian styles represented in its cities. There are many world-class beaches to choose from and Zanzibar also has a very vibrant and well-preserved history. Be sure to spend time in the capital, Stone Town, where you will find excellent museums and old houses from the 17th century.
Djenne (Mali)
Perhaps the most historically and architecturally interesting city in all of Mali is Djenne. The city served as an important element of the trans-Saharan gold trade and remains a regional center thanks to its influential weekly market that brings together residents from all the surrounding regions. However, by far the most striking monument in the city is the Great Mosque, the largest adobe building in the world.
Etosha National Park (Namibia)
Namibia’s second largest game reserve is Etosha National Park. It was built around the Etosha salt pan, which is washed away by many animals. As a result, the national park is an excellent place to observe wildlife. Be sure to bring binoculars as you’ll see zebras, gazelles, lions, giraffes, elephants and more. Three rest camps have been designated for visitor accommodation, allowing you to view these magnificent animals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
