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The Black River Gorges National Park is located in the western part of the island country of Mauritius. It is the biggest national park and the largest protected forest of Mauritius, offering over 50 km of trails. Come here to explore picturesque hiking trails, enjoy a picnic in a lush-green rainforest, cool off under water...

Pereybere is a very small beach on the northern coast of the island country of Mauritius. It is only 150 meters long. The beach is a family friendly beach. It is very easy to swim on this beach. Pereybere Beach is located between the Cap Malheureux and Grand Baie, one of the best beaches in Mauritius for water sports. The b...

The Casela World of Adventures is one of the leading attractions in Mauritius. The park is divided into four thematic worlds. The Casela World of Adventures is a part of the Yemen Reserve. The reserve occupies 500 hectares of land and falls between two of the longest rivers on the island called the Rivière du Rempart and Ta...

Trou aux Biches is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in the small island of Mauritius. It is a small town with a large public beach which is the main attraction for tourists. Trou aux Biches Beachcomber is a luxury resort with modern amenities. The property features a famous golf resort and spa, which is ideal...

A privately owned museum is located near the Cote D’Or beach on the north coast of the Praslin Island. The Praslin Museum is an ideal place to get an insight into Seychellois traditions and culture. Visitors in Seychelles can also taste the finest local cuisine in Praslin Museum.

The museum hosts also provide knowledge of...

Victoria, Seychelles was founded in the late 18th century. It is the capital city of the country, and is located on the northeastern coast of Mahé Island, the archipelago's largest island. This tiny capital boasts layered history and vibrant architecture. Victoria falls under three districts of Seychelles: English River, Sa...

Regardless of the final destination, all Seychelles holidays begin from Mahe Island; as the Seychelles International Airport and the national capital city of Victoria are located on Mahe Island. Flights to Mahe Seychelles are available from Indian cities such as Delhi and Mumbai. With an area of 157 square kilometers, Mahe ...

Situated in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, Citadel is known as an Islamic fortification. A preserved historical site, the Citadel is located on Mokattam Hill and was known to offer amazing scenic views to its visitors in the past.  

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Citadel is one of the best attractions in Egypt and is famous amongst historian...

It is commonly referred to as The Great Pyramids of Giza, Pyramid of Khufu and the Pyramid of Cheops. There are three pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex, and the highest one is called the Pyramid of Giza. These pyramids are believed to be constructed in 2580 - 2560 BC which was the 4th Dynasty. The great pyramid of Giza i...

Zamalek is a district in the Cairo, home to parts of the Gezira Island in the Nile River. There are three bridges which connect the island to the river banks, these bridges on west and west sides of the island. There are 19th-century apartments and villas which makes this one of the attractive places to live in all of Egypt...

It is a huge ancient burial ground which is in Egypt. It serves as the necropolis for the former capital of Ancient Egypt. The pyramids here includes the most amazing Step Pyramid of Djoser. It is sometimes referred to as the Step Tomb due to its rectangular base. It is located in the lower region of Egypt and is a part of ...

In the Nile delta of Egypt, there is a city named Tanis. iit has been on the Tanitic branch of the Nile, since the 19th Dynasty of Egypt. Tanis is the city which was the site for a number of archaeological digs and these dates back to 19th century. It also includes Flinders Petrie and Auguste Mariette.

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Apartheid Museum, South Africa tells the tale of the 20th century South Africa to its visitors. Off lately, it has become a popular tourist destination for one and all. This museum showcases the lives of the South Africans under the Apartheid system through videos, photos, press clips, personal artifacts and moving anecdote...

Braamfontein history dates back from as early as the year 1853. The very first suburb on the farm of Braamfontein was named after the name of the farm itself in the year 1888-1889. The area is still known as Braamfontein.

Braamfontein is the central suburb of Johannesburg, seat of the Constitutional Court of South Africa a...

The Constitution Hill lives as the witness of the turbulent and struggling past of South Africa. This place bears a museum that depicts South Africa’s struggling journey to democracy. Along with bearing a testament to the country’s past, Constitution Hill Johannesburg also stands as the home to South Africa’s present consti...

Ready to explore something new abroad? Head over to Johannesburg, South Africa for the experience of a lifetime in Cradle of Humankind, which is an extended museum with many artifacts, archeological findings and such. It is one of the eight World Heritage Sites in South Africa and makes for great viewing. You can learn abou...

A former gold-mining closet, Gold Reef City in Johannesburg is now a premier destination for tourists who are interested in checking out the history of South Africa and what it has to offer. It is an entertainment destination in the South of Johannesburg and is likely to remind you of a mining-town which is situated close t...

Standing as a well established tourist destination that is loved alike by both the locals as well as the foreigners, Lion Park Johannesburg has been enjoying its high popularity over the last 50 years. This safari park, located at R15, Lanseria Rd, Broederstroom, 0240, South Africa, is an amazing chance of having some valua...

Located in Soweto, or South West Townships, Mandela House is one of the most important and most visited attractions of Johannesburg. Inside one will find the most interesting stories about the Tata or the Father of the nation of South Africa, told through paintings, photographs and other memorabilia.

A symbol of liberation...

Tired of your work scheduled and bored of your usual life? Don’t look down, travel to South Africa, and head to MonteCasino in Johannesburg, which is a premier casino-like structure that also houses real casino and legal gambling (within limits) to entertain visitors and help usual customers to some rather leisure and exube...

Stranding the slopes of Signal Hill above the city centre of Cape Town, Bo Kaap in Cape Town is known for its culturally diverse demography, and lines of bright and colourful houses, shops and cafes. Bo Kaap in the Afrikaans language means ‘above the cape’, which is the actual position where the neighborhood is located – ju...

Cape Town is a city surrounded by beautiful and exciting beaches, and one of the most interesting ones is Boulders Beach. It is a sheltered coast comprising of inlets between granite boulders, which gave the beach its name. Located near Simon’s Town, the main attraction here are the Boulders Beach penguins. But other than t...

Cape Point is a jagged piece of land that juts out into the sea at the southeast corner of Cape Peninsula. Located a little north of Cape of Good Hope, this scenic promontory is a beautiful landscape of rugged landforms, a rich maritime crystal blue ocean and Cape Point tourism has a plethora of opportunities for recreation...

Castle of Good Hope is also known as the Castle or Cape Town Castle locally. One of the most important places to check out when in South Africa, this 17th-century castle originally used to be on the coastline of the Table Bay. But after land reclamation, this castle now falls inland.

The Castle Of Good Hope, South Africa ...

The Robben Island in Cape Town is a roughly oval island which is also a UNESCO world heritage site and stays on the list of must do things for the tourists. The Dutch translation of its name means the ‘seal island.’ The various historical sites present on the island have lately formed the Robben Island Museum. The major cen...

The Signal Hill, Cape Town is another flat-topped hill standing next to Lion’s Head and the Table Mountain. This 350 m high hill is also called the Lion’s Rump or the Lion’s Flan. When one has a view of the Signal Hill along with Lion’s head, it looks very much like a lion sphinx. The Signal Hill, South Africa offers beauti...

Table Mountain, Cape Town exists as a very important destination for the tourists. Standing, 1085 m high, the Table Mountain is a flat topped mountain which forms a major landmark that overlooks the Cape Town city. This mesmerising mountain is a part of the Table Mountain national park and is found in the Cape Fold Belt mou...

Two Oceans Aquarium is a prime attraction on the iconic Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in the city of Cape Town. The Two Oceans Aquarium, Cape Town, gets its name from its very location, where the Atlantic Ocean on the west and Indian Ocean on the east meet each other at the shore. Opened, in November, 1995, the place has s...

Situated in the northwest side of the Praslin Island, Anse Lazio in Seychelles is one of the best beaches to spend a perfect day at. Truly a depiction of the beauty of nature, Anse Lazio Beach is considered to be one of the most beautiful golden beaches in Seychelles. The peace and the calmness that one gets here is not onl...

The mesmerizing destination of Seychelles holds some of the most spectacular of the islands and beaches in the world. One of the most beautiful and frequently visited beaches is the Anse Source d'Argent. It is known as the Garden of Eden by many wanderlust travellers and tourism agencies. The place is known for its utmost b...

Seychelles is the house of the world’s most beautiful beaches and islands and is known as the perfect place for spending a vacation in. Desroches Island is one of the 115 islands of Seychelles and is a private island in Seychelles. The Desroches Island has been previously named as Wood Island due to its evergreen forests. T...

There are plenty of beautiful and surreal beaches on the La Digue Island like Anse Source d’Argent, Grand Anse, Anse Cocos, Anse Gaulettes, Anse Marron, Anse Severe, Anse Patates, Anse La Reunion, Petite Anse, Anse Pierrot, and Anse Grosse Roche Beach. All of these La Digue Beaches in Seychelles are aesthetically beautiful ...

Agalega Island comprises of two smaller islands, located in the Indian Ocean around 1000 kilometers, north of the main Mauritius Island. These very thinly populated islands are leased to the Indian military for development of strategic assets. The economy of the islands is run mostly by the coconut production and is also kn...

Anse La Raie can hardly be called a beach, but once you reach the destination near the village of Calodyne, in the north of Mauritius, you will be mystified by its tranquil beauty. The charm of Anse La Raie lies in its calm and serene ambiance. Anse La Raie, Mauritius, located in the Riviere du Rempart district, enjoys a st...

Balaclava is a village in the western part of Mauritius, known for its spectacular beach along with the sparkling blue of the Indian Ocean. The Balaclava Beach in Mauritius is known for its pristine beauty and a plethora of watersports activities. Also known as Victoria Beach or Oberoi Beach after the two most luxurious hot...

Blue Bay is a small town located in the south-east area of Mauritius. Blue Bay beach is exactly located in the village of Blue Bay in Mauritius that lies in the south-east area of Mauritius in the Grand Port District.  The beach is a great destination for a variety of activities and remains famous also for the Blue Bay Mari...

Curepipe is a town in the Plaines Wilhems district of Mauritius, and it is home to a number of major tourist attractions of the island country. Also known as La Ville-Lumiere, or the City of Light, Curepipe, Mauritius lies at a much higher elevation than the rest of the surrounding areas, which is why it is often referred t...

Earlier a small fishing village, Flic en Flac in Mauritius has developed over the past few years into a very beautiful town which is also a top-notch tourist destination in Mauritius. With postcard-perfect landscapes and tranquil environment, Flic en Flac is a great place for a relaxing holiday experience. With stretches of...

Ganga Talao, also known as Grand Bassin, is a sacred crater lake and highly revered Hindu pilgrimage destination in Mauritius. Thanks to the Indian immigration in millions done by the British during the colonial period, there is a large population of Hindus in the island country. The first pilgrims to make their journey to ...

Grand Baie, sometimes called Grand Bay, is a very popular coastal town in the north of the island of Mauritius, located in the Riviere du Rempart District. Back during the Dutch colonial era in the 17th century, the village had a different name. Given its long stretch of seaside coastline, it is not hard to imagine why the ...

Isle aux Aigrettes is a very small Island that is located about 850 meters off the south-east Coast of Mauritius. The Island was declared a nature reserve in the year 1965 and after immense efforts, the forest was restored and the rare native species were reintroduced.

One can enjoy some really good experiences while being...

Ile Des Deux Cocos is a small island located in Blue Bay nearly 3.2 kilometres away from the Ile aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve. The island has got a private beach area along with the facilities for water sports. The island also has a villa that was originally built over a century ago by a British Governor called Sir Hesketh ...

La Vanille Nature Park in Mauritius is an amazing park exhibiting some great vegetation and animal preserved areas that covers about 5 hectares of land near the village of Riviere des Anguilles. The park was created in the year 1985. The park has been set amidst tropical forest consisting of bamboo and palm plantations and ...

Le Morne Brabant is a peninsula situated at Mauritius’ extreme south-western tip. The peninsula holds the Le Morne Brabant Mountain which stands around 556 metres above the sea level. It is a famous tourist attraction in Mauritius that offers exquisite views and is surrounded by a lagoon. It looms over the peninsula next to...

Le Pouce or The Thumb stands as the third highest mountain (with a height of 812 meters) in entire Mauritius after Piton de la Petite Riviere and Pieter Both. Le Pouce Mauritius hiking is quite popular for the views of the city that it offers. Its peak can be seen from Port Louis. Le Pouce Mauritius has formed nearly 10 mil...

Mahebourg is a small city which is considered to be the main village of the district of the Grand Port by the masses. It is located on the southeastern coast of Mauritius Island and is a well known go-to place for the tourists. It is famous for its rich culture, history and its coastal suburbs. Originally, it is believed th...

Situated in the Moka district of Mauritius, Moka village holds many attractions and activities that serve as a pure delight to the senses of the tourists coming to Mauritius. Because of development in the nearby areas, the village has undergone a huge real estate development in the past few years. The University of Mauritiu...

Mont Choisy is the longest beach in the north of Mauritius, stretching from Trou aux Biches and Pointe aux Canonniers for 3 kilometres. The beach forms a beautiful arc along the shimmering waters of Indian Ocean, and in the background is lined with a thousand Casurina trees, marking the start of the private property territo...

Port Louis is the capital city of Mauritius and also a major tourism hub in the heart of the Indian Ocean. Port Louis, Mauritius played a significant role during the French rule, being climatically protected from cyclones by Moka Mountain Range. Port Louis climate is pleasant and perfect almost all around the year, except f...

Port Mathurin is the capital of the island of Rodrigues which happens to be a dependency of the Mauritius Island. It is the administrative, judicial and economic center of Rodrigues and in better words the capital of the island. Port Mathurin also happens to be the main harbor of Rodrigues. The port takes its name from an e...

Quatre Bornes, also known as La Ville des Fleurs meaning the City of Flowers, is a hidden gem in the island of Mauritius. Located in the South-western part of the island, the city of Quatre Bornes used to be nothing but a forest when French settlements first started in these Indian Ocean islands. During later periods under ...

Rochester Falls, known for its wide rectangular flank rocks, is a popular tourist destination in the Savanne district of Mauritius. Rochester is said to be the wildest and gushiest waterfall in the entire island country. Starting at an elevation of 152 metres above sea level on the Savanne River, Rochester waterfall takes a...

Earlier, Rodrigues used to be the tenth district of Mauritius. Now, it is an autonomous island, known for its volcanic origin and massive collection of coral reefs around. The scintillating natural beauty of the Rodrigues Island draws thousands of tourists every year to this pretty little place.

Along the coastline of the ...

Tamarin is a village crowning the western coast of Mauritius and is a lovely little place to visit. Formerly, it used to be a fishermen’s village only. It is of late that Tamarin, Mauritius has turned into a residential area and a pretty holiday retreat.

The main attraction here is the waters of Tamarin Bay, Mauritius. Th...

Triolet is a village situated in the north of Mauritius Island in the district of Pamplemousses. The north of the village has the Trou-aux-biches and the trou-aux biches public beach, Mont-Choisy and the Grand Bale. To its west, one can find Pointe-aux-Piments and Balaclava. Its south has got Arsenal while the East has Morc...

Trou aux Cerfs is a dormant volcano, located more or less in the center of the island country of Mauritius in Curepipe. The dormant volcano features a well-defined cone and a giant crater clogged by water, rocks, and silt. Trou aux Cerfs volcano is one of the many cones responsible for the birth and evolution of the island ...

The landscape of Silhouette Island, Seychelles is largely mountainous, with five peaks within a small total area of 20 sq. km. over 500 metres height. Much of Silhouette Island holidays is about hiking and trekking through the naturally rugged landscape in the interior of the island and enjoying the vast sandy Silhouette Is...

Praslin Island happens to be the second largest island of Seychelles and is well known for being a major tourist attraction of the country. More and more luxury hotels and resorts popping up along the pristine beaches make sure that the footfall only keeps increasing every year. Praslin Island beaches themselves are pretty ...

North Island is one of the 42 small and granitic inner islands of Seychelles, located 27km northwest of capital Mahe. As per the historical records, North Island, Seychelles was the first island of the country where sea explorers first set their foot on. In 1609, Captain Sharpeigh of English East India Company’s vessel Asce...

Grande Anse is perhaps the most majestic beach in Mahe, and definitely the longest one on its western coast. Mahe’s towering mountainous landscape looms over the beautiful beach here, as the powdery sand slopes its way into the vast stretch of turquoise blue, making the scene a picture-perfect one. The water at Grand Anse, ...

Fregate Island is a tiny little world in itself, tucked away to the easternmost part of the Seychelles Granitic Inner Islands in the Indian Ocean, around 55km east of the capital Mahe. 200 years of colonial-era plantation practices had robbed Fregate Island, Seychelles off most of its natural resources, which is why extensi...

Denis Island, lined with coconut palms, Takamaka and Casuarina trees, is the second northernmost island of Seychelles. Located very close to the northernmost Bird Island and around 60 km north of Mahe, Denis Island, Seychelles is a coral cay of the archipelago named after the French explorer Jean Francois Sylvestre Denis de...

Together, Curieuse Island and Praslin Island are home to the famous double coconut plants, Coco de Mer palms, which are literally a representing icon for Seychelles, as well as the giant tortoises. The island today is three square kilometers of absolutely gorgeous greenery and beautiful beaches, but it has a very different ...

Anse Royale is one of the most popular and well-stocked beaches of Mahe, Seychelles. Located on the southwest coast, Anse Royale, Seychelles is home to a beautiful beach that stretches long and wide for everyone to find a space even during peak seasons. It also has a small town right next to the beach which shares its name....

Anse Intendance is one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches of Mahe, Seychelles. It spreads for a mile across the southern coast of the island, with absolutely stunning views of the ocean in front and the mountainous scenery in the background. Anse Intendance, Mahe looks exactly like you see beaches in picture pos...

Home to the world’s largest land tortoise, Esmeralda, Bird Island Seychelles is the northernmost island in the Seychelles peninsula. From housing giant tortoises to 20 varied species of birds, Bird Island Seychelles is undoubtedly a paradise for nature lovers and photography fanatics. A Bird Island holiday allows the touris...

Seychelles is among the most desirable holiday destinations in Africa and Eden Island is one such alluring tourist attraction here which certainly makes the visitor’s vacation the most memorable one. Eden Island is located at a mere distance of 3.5 kilometers from the capital of Victoria. At Eden Island Seychelles one can c...

Listed as a world heritage site, Aldabra Atoll is one of the most beautiful destinations in Seychelles. Situated in the western side of this fairly stretched archipelago, Aldabra Atoll Seychelles has the largest population of giant tortoises across the globe. Besides being an abode to the tortoises, the Aldabra Atoll houses...

The Constance Belle Mare Plage is one of the best places for a family-friendly holiday. This resort is one of the best places to experience a tranquil environment. Once you step in this resort, you can easily stay here for a week without the urge of going out and exploring other attractions. The Constance Belle Mare Plage r...

The Eureka house is a unique building in the country's history. It is a Creole house built in the year 1830. The site is located near the river of Moka. The house was built by the British and French aristocrats in the 19th century. It has 109 doors and windows and has a shady veranda. The Eureka mansion and its grounds give...

Île aux Cerfs Island is also called as the Deer Island in English. Although there are no deer on the island anymore, it is still known for its scenic beaches and watersports. On a tour of Ile aux Cerfs Island, one can discover beautiful landscapes and beaches. The island is one of the largest lagoons of Mauritius. It has pr...

La Cambuse is located in the southeastern part of the island country of Mauritius. The La Cambuse beach is relatively unknown which makes it a perfect spot for relaxing and getting away from the city. The white sandy beach sea is a picturesque location that can impress anyone.

The beach of La Cambuse is surrounded by abund...

The Parc François Leguat in Mauritius is a popular attraction for the island of Rodrigues. The reserve covers around 20 hectares of land. It was named after the French explorer and naturalist François Leguat who settled on the uninhabited island of Rodrigues in the western Indian Ocean in the year 1691.

There has been a p...

The Tamarind Falls is one of most beautiful sites in Mauritius to trek. The way to the Tamarind Falls in Mauritius goes through deep tranquil forests. The Tamarind Falls is located on the cliff of the Black River. Tourists can witness the breathtaking view of the South Western coast. The waterfall is surrounded by lush gree...

A gently arching beach is the most popular stretch of sand on the Praslin Island. A great spot for sunbathing, it's also ideal for water sports. Anse Volbert Beach in Seychelles is also known as Cote d’Or, meaning the Golden Coast.

Activities at Anse Volbert Beach

Exploring the Anse Volbert Beach alone cannot make your ...

A visit to Aride Island in Seychelles is an essential stop for any visitor to discover what these islands were like before human settlement. Aride Island is the northernmost island of Seychelles’ granitic islands. It comprises an area of roughly 68 hectares and is 1.6 kilometers long and 0.6 km wide.

Attractions of Aride I...

Named after the French explorer Lazare Picault, Baie Lazare or Lazare Bay is located on the island of Mahé in Seychelles. This palm-fringed bay has a narrow sandy beach on the southwestern coast and the bay is one of the quieter spots in Seychelles. As Baie Lazare, Seychelles lies next to a small lagoon which is sheltered b...

Beau Vallon in Seychelles is located three kilometers from the city of Victoria on Mahé Island. About 1.7 km in length, it is located on the northwest coast. Although it is one of the most popular beaches in Seychelles, Beau Vallon has a remarkably low-key ambiance when compared with other tropical destinations in the world...

A birdwatcher’s paradise, Cousin Island is a beautiful granitic island in Seychelles. Comprising an area of 34 hectares, the island is located 2 kilometers west of Praslin. Mahe to Cousin Island distance is about 50 km. The entire island is protected as a Special Reserve since 1975. Cousin Island in Seychelles is overlooked...

Created in 1979, the Morne Seychellois Park in Seychelles is on the island of Mahé and is the largest national park in the area. The park comprises a total area of 3,045 hectares, which is more than 20% of Mahé Island.

The stunning coastline of Mahé is definitely the main draw for travelers in Seychelles. However, visitor...

Sainte Anne Marine National Park encompasses eight small islands in the Indian Ocean. Sainte Anne Island and Cerf Island are two of the largest islands in the park. Round Island used to be a leper colony, and today it’s a popular diving site. Moyenne Island was owned privately and now it’s a nature reserve. Long Island, Ile...

The Praslin Island in Seychelles is home to a national park and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. Comprising an area of 19.5 hectares, the Vallée de Mai National Park is mainly a palm forest that has remained unchanged since the first exploration of Seychelles.

The national park features a well-preserved palm ...

The Sugar Museum in Mauritius is one of the most important places in the history of the island country. A visit to the Sugar Museum in Mauritius will help tourists understand how important sugar has been in the history of the country. Tourists can get the unique experience of seeing decades-old machines that were used to ex...