Welcome to Enticing Africa!
Friendly people, their cultures and traditions, animal and plant species abound, breathtaking landscapes and endless beaches.
He who once enjoyed a cup of hot coffee in the bush on a chilly morning, or once listened to the stories of a game ranger around the camp fire with just the starry African skies above or witnessed the symphony of colours during a sunset in the Namibian desert will fully agree:
“Africa is Enticing”
Just come along! Experience Africa and see, feel, smell and taste it. Be enticed by Africa!
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South Africa
The ‘Rainbow Nation’ at the Cape of Good Hope – South Africa: The most popular travel destination in Southern Africa. The country offers something for everyone: impressive mountains and canyons, indigenous flora and fauna abound, endless beaches and superior South African golf courses. The population is a warm and welcoming mixture of Africans, Asians and Europeans. Superior cuisine and excellent wines make South Africa a world renowned gourmet destination. And that’s not all of it: Sound roads and a well established tourism infrastructure, accommodation in small guesthouses, prestigious hotels, lodges or safari camps are the visitor’s delight in South Africa. For corporate as well as for incentive trips, South Africa offers plenty of interesting and extraordinary possibilities. Everybody’s holiday-dream can come true when you travel South Africa.
Lesotho
The “Roof“ of Southern Africa - Lesotho: This kingdom is entirely surrounded by the Republic of South Africa and mainly attracts visitors by its rugged, mountainous landscape. The summits of the Drakensberg Mountains reach up to 3500m! Not even one square meter of this country is below 1.400m above sea level. Lesotho is only at the beginning of developing as a tourism destination and the infrastructure is mainly rural. Therefore Lesotho is the ideal destination for the South African adventure-seeking visitor: horse-riding, off road-trails and hiking with local herdsmen – everything is possible when you travel in Lesotho! Vast areas of the country consist of pristine mountain ranges and isolated villages. Many of them can only be accessed by 4×4 vehicles. The contrary to this rural beauty is the capital Maseru where the king’s palace as well as several international hotels and restaurants can be found.
Botswana
Animal Kingdom of the Okavango Delta – Botswana: This country attracts visitors with its pristine wilderness areas and the most famous inland wetlands of Africa, the Okavango Delta. This oasis – completely surrounded by dry land has been a magnet for all forms of wildlife and is the country’s largest and best equipped tourist venue. This vast area of rivers, swamps and islands is best accessed by canoes or by air to explore the variety of wildlife in a setting unique in the world. Several exclusive lodges and camps offer close-up South African wildlife experiences. Furthermore some of the most beautiful national parks of Southern Africa can be found in Botswana: the Chobe National Park, for example, is home to the largest elephant population in Africa! Botswana’s capital Gaborone is famous for luxury hotels, casinos and an attractive nightlife.
Namibia
Land of Deserts, Colours and Light – Namibia: At first Namibia appears as a country of deserts, dunes and barren landscapes. Once you travel to Namibia, the visitor is greatly impressed by the various facets and unique beauty, with contrasts of water and sand, farmland and desert, cities and wilderness. The country is proud of its colorful history, plentiful animal wildlife and attractive landscapes. Throughout the former German colony “Deutsch-Süd-West” – now called Namibia – you can find German roots: street names, restaurants and buildings remind of the history this country experienced. A visit of some of the world’s highest dunes in the Namib Desert is a “must” as well as a safari in the world-famous Etosha National Park. Descendants of German and British settlers, as well as Himbas and Hereros; a diverse population of different cultures welcomes you to holiday in Namibia!
Swaziland
Charming little Kingdom - Swaziland: This kingdom covers only 17.400 square kilometers and is almost entirely surrounded by South Africa. It only borders Mozambique in the East. The second smallest African country under leadership of King Mswati III impresses the visitor with plenty of attractions and traditions, e.g. the annual reed dances celebrated by young girls to honor the King. Endless ranges of hills shape this Kingdom, situated between Kruger National Park and KwaZulu-Natal. Old traditions are still alive at many colorful street markets and little villages in the Ezulwini Valley near the capital of Mbabane. Numerous nature reserves in Swaziland and African game parks offer a wide variety of outdoor activities and game viewing.
Mozambique
Endless Beaches and Diver’s Paradise at the Indian Ocean – Mozambique: This paradise for diving in South Africa and lovers of water sports boasts of endless white beaches and the warm Indian Ocean. A country spoilt with sunshine, Mozambique is the perfect destination for a beach extension after a tour through Southern Africa. Along the 2.500 kilometers of beautiful coastline visitors enjoy several luxurious lodges and hotels in Mozambique – ideally positioned for exploring the lagoons, bays and endless palm-lined beaches. European influences can be found everywhere in this former Portuguese colony: the capital Maputo with historic buildings, cafés and restaurants still is one of the most interesting capitals to travel to in South Africa. Offshore several islands like the Bazaruto Archipelago or Inhaca Island can be explored. Close to coral reefs all kinds of water sport and excellent diving conditions impress the visitor. A holiday in Mozambique is a dream beach holiday come true!
Zimbabwe
Mighty Zambezi and the roaring Victoria Falls - Zimbabwe: a country full of cultural and historic attractions, scenic beauty and abundant wildlife. Why visit Southern Africa without seeing the world famous Victoria Falls of the Zambezi River? Sir David Livingstone named the falls after the then Queen of England, though the local name for the waterfall is more apt: “The smoke that thunders”. Furthermore, Lake Kariba is one of the biggest man-made lakes on earth. On the dam’s banks plenty of luxury South African safari lodges offer hospitality at its best! Going on a safari from here almost guarantees close encounters with the wild animals of Africa.
