Africa
From Moroccan medinas and Egyptian temples to East African safari, Namibian dunes, Cape winelands, and Indian Ocean beaches — the continent finally getting some of its range here.
Morocco
Medinas, desert, mountains, and coast — sensory and varied.
Egypt
The pyramids and Luxor — unmatched ancient sites.
Kenya
The original safari, plus an Indian Ocean coast to land on afterward.
South Africa
Cape Town, safari, and wine country in one self-drive trip.
Tanzania
Serengeti, a volcanic crater full of animals, Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar — in one country.
Victoria Falls
The largest sheet of falling water on Earth, with a town on either side.
Zanzibar
The classic wind-down after a Tanzanian safari — beaches, spice, and a Swahili trading city.
Botswana
The most exclusive safari in Africa, built around a flooded desert.
Mauritius
A resort island that actually has an interior worth leaving the beach for.
Namibia
A self-drive epic through some of the emptiest country on Earth.
Rwanda
One hour, face-to-face with a gorilla family, in the easiest and safest place to do it.
Seychelles
Granite-boulder beaches that look engineered, on islands built for slowing down.
Madagascar
A big-distance island epic where nine-tenths of the wildlife lives nowhere else.
Tunisia
Rome-grade ruins, real Sahara, and blue-and-white coast — a cheap hop from Europe.
Ghana
West Africa’s friendliest first trip — deep history, big culture, and beaches, in fluent English.
Réunion
The Indian Ocean’s answer to Hawaii — an active volcano, roadless canyons, and world-class hiking, on French soil.
Uganda
The place to look a mountain gorilla in the eye — plus the classic savanna safari, on far quieter ground.