Africa Landmarks

Being astonished by the sheer force and majesty of teeming Victoria Falls, the largest sheet of cascading water on earth.

Going inside a pyramid in Egypt and seeing where mummies were discovered. 

Visiting Africa in the dry season (between July and October) and witnessing the Great Migration when hundreds of wildebeest thunder across the Serengeti.

Taking in the views from Cape Town’s Table Mountain.

Exploring the sand dunes in Namibia, some of the tallest in the world.

Tasting the vintages in South Africa’s burgeoning wine country.

Hiking in Tsitsikamma National Park on South Africa’s Garden Route.

Hot-air ballooning over Serengeti National Park.

Trekking Tanzania’s famed Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, where you’ll find snow near the Equator.

Glimpsing all of the Big Five in one day at wildlife-rich Kruger National Park.

Enjoying Madagascar’s abundant wildlife, especially playful wide-eyed lemurs as they hop among the branches

Experiencing the hottest region on earth, the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia.

Riding on camelback through the Sahara Desert.

Wandering the exotic souks in ancient Fes, Morocco, the closest thing imaginable to time-traveling back to the Middle Ages.

Gazing at Giza’s mysterious pyramids in Egypt—thousands of years old and still one of the world’s engineering marvels.

Going on a gorilla trek in Uganda or Rwanda and being humbled by these gentle giants.