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A sacred highland town home to 11 extraordinary rock-hewn churches still used as active places of worship.

Africa's most spectacular mountain range with dramatic escarpments, endemic wildlife and world-class trekking.

A medieval walled city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the holiest city of Islam in sub-Saharan Africa.

Kenya's most celebrated game reserve, home to the Big Five and the legendary Great Migration.

Famous for large herds of free-roaming elephants and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Kenya's most beautiful beach — a pristine stretch of white sand and warm turquoise ocean perfect for relaxation and water sports.

Mauritius's most vibrant resort town on the north coast, known for water sports, nightlife, shopping and beautiful beaches.

Mauritius's spectacular national park offering hiking through primeval forest with endemic wildlife and dramatic highland scenery.

A long stretch of beautiful beach on the west coast, famous for its sunset views and excellent diving.

South Africa's Mother City — a magnificent blend of Table Mountain, pristine beaches, world-class food and vibrant culture.

South Africa's premier game reserve — one of Africa's largest and most accessible Big Five destinations.

A scenic coastal drive through forests, lakes, mountains and beaches stretching from Mossel Bay to Storms River.

Tanzania's most celebrated national park and the stage for the world's greatest wildlife migration.

The 'Spice Island' — a magical blend of Arabic heritage, pristine beaches and vibrant Indian Ocean culture.

Africa's highest peak — a snow-capped volcano rising from equatorial Africa, with routes for all levels of trekker.

Home to Rwanda's famous mountain gorillas, this dramatic parkland covers the slopes of five dormant volcanoes in the Virunga range.

One of Africa's most ancient and biodiverse rainforests, Nyungwe offers canopy walks, chimpanzee tracking, and over 300 species of birds.

Stretching along Rwanda's western border with the DRC, Lake Kivu is a stunning freshwater lake offering beach relaxation, island tours, and vibrant lakeside towns.

The Red City is Morocco's most vibrant destination — a heady mix of ancient medina, world-class riads, rooftop restaurants, and the endlessly theatrical Djemaa el-Fna square.

The Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga rise to 150 metres, creating Morocco's most iconic desert landscape — the ultimate canvas for camel rides, desert camping, and Saharan sunrises.

Morocco's most photographed town is draped in shades of blue, perched in the Rif Mountains — a peaceful, enchanting escape from the bustle of the imperial cities.

Egypt's electric capital and the nearby Giza plateau form the country's most iconic pairing — the chaos and colour of 20-million-strong Cairo alongside the ancient majesty of the Great Pyramids.

Built atop ancient Thebes, Luxor is the world's greatest open-air archaeological museum, with the Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, and Luxor Temple all within easy reach.

Egypt's premier Red Sea resort city offers world-class diving and snorkelling in warm, crystal-clear waters teeming with coral gardens, tropical fish, and dolphins.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa's Seven Natural Wonders, the Okavango Delta is a vast inland waterway of extraordinary beauty and biodiversity in the heart of the Kalahari.

Home to Africa's largest elephant population, Chobe National Park delivers spectacular game viewing along the Chobe River — particularly by boat, where herds of hundreds come to drink at sunset.

One of the world's largest salt flats, the Makgadikgadi Pans stretch to the horizon in an eerie, beautiful silence — home to meerkat families, flamingo colonies, and dramatic seasonal zebra migrations.

The largest and most populous island, Mahé is home to the capital Victoria, stunning beaches including Beau Vallon and Anse Intendance, the Morne Seychellois National Park, and the country's international airport.

The second-largest island is home to the Vallée de Mai — a UNESCO World Heritage forest of ancient coco de mer palms — and the famously beautiful Anse Lazio beach.

The smallest and most charming of the main islands, La Digue is a car-free paradise where ox-carts and bicycles are the main transport and Anse Source d'Argent is widely considered the world's most beautiful beach.