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]]>Morocco
Morocco offers a mesmerizing journey through its vibrant cities and fascinating landscapes. Marrakech, with its bustling souks and historic medina, immerses visitors in the heart of Moroccan culture. The Atlas Mountains provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, while the coastal town of Essaouira captivates with its windswept beaches and artistic charm. Morocco’s unique blend of ancient history, intricate architecture, and warm hospitality makes it a captivating destination.
South Africa
South Africa, known for its amazing scenery and varied wildlife, invites travelers to explore its beauty. Cape Town, nestled between mountains and sea, offers a mix of cultural attractions and scenic wonders, including the famous Table Mountain. The Kruger National Park provides an unrivaled safari experience, allowing visitors to witness some incredible animals including lions and elephant in their natural habitat.
Kenya
Kenya, located in East Africa, is synonymous with thrilling safari adventures and the awe-inspiring wonders of the Serengeti. The Maasai Mara National Reserve hosts the spectacular Great Migration, a wildlife spectacle that captivates with the movement of millions of wildebeest and zebras. Nairobi, the capital, offers a blend of modernity and traditional Maasai culture. Kenya’s diverse landscapes, from the Rift Valley to the white-sand beaches of Diani, make it an unparalleled destination for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.
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]]>The Majestic Lion
King of the jungle and a symbol of Africa’s wilderness, the lion is a must-see on any safari. Witnessing a pride lounging in the golden savanna or stalking prey across the grasslands is an experience that will leave you awestruck.
The Gentle Giant
African elephants are the largest land animals on the planet. Encountering a herd of these magnificent creatures browsing or bathing in a watering hole is a humbling sight.
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(@cavemanrob)The Powerhouse of the Plains
The African buffalo is a formidable grazer, often seen in large herds. Don’t be fooled by their grazing demeanor. These powerful animals are surprisingly agile and have a reputation for fierce defense.
The Elusive Cat
Leopards are the most secretive of the big cats, perfectly adapted for camouflage. Spotting one perched on a branch or stalking prey in the tall grass is a true safari highlight.
The Prehistoric Relic
Seeing a rhinoceros with its thick hide and prehistoric appearance is like stepping back in time. South Africa is home to both white and black rhinoceros, both critically endangered but making a comeback thanks to conservation efforts.
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]]>Skydiving Over Interlaken, Switzerland
If you’re a fan of heights or are actually looking to get over the limiting fear of them through exposure therapy—you need to try skydiving over the landscapes of Interlaken. Feel the rush as you freefall with the Swiss Alps as your mesmerizing backdrop—it’s a leap of faith you won’t forget.
Bungee Jumping in Queenstown, New Zealand
No time like the present to feel the wind in your hair as you take the plunge off the iconic Kawarau Bridge in Queenstown. In case you didn’t know, New Zealand is the birthplace of bungee jumping, and this spot offers the perfect mix of adrenaline and (literally) breathtaking scenery.
Cage Diving with Sharks, South Africa
Last, but not least, get up close and personal with the great white sharks, one of the ocean’s most feared predators, as well as various other types of sharks. Cage diving in South Africa allows you to witness these intimidatingly beautiful sea creatures in their natural habitat. This is truly an underwater adventure like no other.
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]]>Natural Beauty
The natural beauty of South Africa is unparalleled. The iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town as well as the breathtaking panoramas of Blyde River Canyon make for a stunning array of natural wonders for nature lovers. You can explore the vast Kruger National Park, home to an abundance of wildlife. There are diverse ecosystems, including lush coastal areasas well as arid deserts, provide a unique encounter with the wonders of the natural world.
(@violet_the_one)Culture And History
South Africa is a cultural melting pot with a rich and fascinating history. Visit Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned during the apartheid era. Stroll through the vibrant streets of the neighborhood of Bo-Kaap in Cape Town, known for its colorful houses and Malay heritage, or explore Johannesburg’s Apartheid Museum. The blend of traditions, languages, and cuisines creates a offers a wonderful mix of cultural history waiting to be discovered.
Thrilling Experiences
Another attraction that South Africa offers is the prospect of thrilling adventures for adrenaline-seekers. You can dive with Great White Sharks off the coast, or take a hot air balloon safari over the Magaliesberg Mountains. The diverse landscapes provide a playground for activities ranging from hiking and surfing to bungee jumping, ensuring that every adventurer finds their perfect thrill.
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]]>Table Mountain
One of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks, Table Mountain dominates the city’s skyline with its flat-topped peak. This natural wonder is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has breathtaking panoramic views of the city, coastline, and the Atlantic Ocean. There are two ways to reach the summit: hiking or taking the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway.
Robben Island
Robben Island holds a significant place in South Africa’s history. It’s primarily known for its former use as a maximum-security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during the apartheid era. Today, it stands as a powerful symbol of the country’s journey to democracy and reconciliation. An incredible place to tour.
V&A Waterfront
The Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront is Cape Town’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment hub. Take time to explore the shops, boutiques, and markets. You’ll find unique South African art, crafts, and fashion. And when you’re done, stop at one of the restaurants for a great meal.
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]]>The Oyster Box Hotel
Situated in the idealistic coastal town of Umhlanga, the Oyster Box Hotel is ideal for anyone seeking luxury. This five-star hotel overlooking the Indian Ocean offers a world-class dining experience at its bars and restaurants, while also offering some of the most spacious and comfortable sweets across the African continent.
Wild Coast Sun
With its Wild Waves Water Park, kids’ clubs, and cinema, the Wild Coast Sun is an ideal holiday resort for families. Still, this resort’s golf course, beach bar, and casino will ensure that adults won’t miss out on any of the fun.
Mabula Game Lodge
Just two hours away from the major city of Johannesburg, the Mabula Game Lodge is sure to provide a safari experience like none other. Aside from its game drives that bring you up close and personal with the animals, Mabula offers a comprehensive spa and wellness center to help you melt your stress away.
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]]>When to Go
Winter is the ideal season for wildlife watching because many trees and shrubs turn leafless, which makes spotting the animals easier. South African winter takes place between June and December.
Aғʀɪᴄᴀ ʟᴏᴠᴇʀ (@worldtravelmadness)National Park Options
South Africa has over 600 reserves and national parks. The latter is the more affordable option, but unfortunately, it also tends to be more crowded. Two parks stand out—Kruger National Park and Hluhluwe-iMfolozi. Kruger Park, which is roughly the size of Wales, is home to nearly every African animal you can think of. There is an array of accommodation options in the park—from isolated campsites to cottages in busy compounds.
Hluhluwe-iMfolozi is situated in the heart of Zululand, and beaches along the nearby Elephant Coast are some of South Africa’s most beautiful.
Private Reserve Options
Private reserves have a few advantages—unlike most of the government camps, the lodges there are rarely fenced, meaning you’re as close to the wildlife as possible. The only reason you might not choose a private reserve would be the high cost of the experience.
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]]>Pafuri Walking Safaris
Situated in the sprawling Kruger National Park, this walking safari will make you one with nature. Typically at least a two-day adventure in the northern Kruger Park, you’ll be able to encounter an array of baobab trees and a large fever tree forest while also spotting the occasional leopard, lion, and elephant.
Camp Figtree
If spotting members of the Big Five is your priority, then Camp Figtree is where you want to be. Located just outside Addo Elephant National Park, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to see elephants up close, however, lions have also been introduced to this ecosystem, making for an intriguing safari.
Lion Sands
This private game reserve offers you unique access to the Sabie River, where a wide range of animals congregate all year round. Lion Sands also happens to be a luxurious lodge, with private plunge pools and even tree house accommodation.
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]]>Havana, Cuba
The pastel-hued buildings in Havana’s historic district are a photographer’s dream come true. Colors range from shades of yellow, orange, turquoise, and pink, creating opportunities for Instagram-worthy shots at every turn. Take a stroll along the Malecon, Havana’s iconic seafront boulevard, or check out local festivals such as the Havana Carnaval.
Burano, Italy
This tiny island in the Venetian Lagoon is famous for the colorful houses that line its canals. The houses are painted in a rainbow of colors, which, legend has it, started as a tradition for fishermen to easily find their way home on foggy days.
Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa
Bo-Kaap is a neighborhood located in the heart of Cape Town known for its brightly colored houses, a practice that began as an expression of freedom when the Malay people were freed from slavery. Colors include neon orange, red, pink, and more, and create a striking contrast against the backdrop of Table Mountain.
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]]>Except, as it were, in this video. The clip shows a young cheetah casually walking around a resort lounge in Limpopo, South Africa as if it were the most natural thing in the world! The people sitting at the table on the balcony look far from alarmed, and there even seems to be another wild cat in the background.
@jacog9 African beauty #viral #nature #africa #cheetah #pet #fyp #southafrica #SAMA28 #southafricatiktok #explore #viralvideo #foryou #lifestyle #nofilter ♬ Asimbonanga – Johnny Clegg & Savuka
According to the TikTok user who posted the video, which he captioned “King of Speed”, the cheetah is now older and lives in the wild where she hunts for food.
To prove that a predatory animal being in close proximity is not a normal occurrence, fellow users of the app took to the comments section to share their shock.
“I would have been on the table in a sec, as if that would have helped,” wrote one. Another quipped, “I would have died 5 times.”
Overall, commenters laughed at how the video has done nothing to debunk the belief that Africans have wildlife as pets.
“Y’all are really making it hard for us to prove we don’t chill with wild animals, how can we defend ourselves after this now.”
Rest assured—most animals like these are confined to zoos and in the bush on safari!
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