Горизонты Юго-Восточной Африки

Take a walking tour of UNESCO-listed Stone Town's Afro-Asian history. Start at the City Market, inhaling the scent of tropical fruits and spices, reminders of centuries of trade between Asia and Africa. Along the way, delve into the city's anti-slavery efforts, visit Hamamni Persian baths and stroll through Forodhani Gardens. Learn about Zanzibar's history before visiting the Old Arab Fort, where your tour ends with free time to explore.

Experience Zanzibar's rich natural heritage at Jozani Forest Nature Reserve, the island’s only National Park, known for its rare Red Colobus monkeys. At Bungi village, see the ruins of a mansion built by rebel princess Bi. Khole. In Jozani Forest, spot diverse wildlife, including Sykes monkeys and bush babies among birds and butterflies. Enjoy a guided nature walk highlighting conservation efforts and explore the unique mangrove boardwalk.

Head out on a flavourful spice tour through Zanzibar's lush countryside. Start with a drive past Dr. David Livingstone's former residence, where he planned his explorations, and the fireburnt ruins of Maruhubi Palace, built for a harem. Continue to Kibweni Palace Museum, built in 1915. Then, explore off-road spice plantations, learning about spices' uses in food, cosmetics, dyes and medicine, buying packets to take home and sampling seasonal fruits.

Get ready for a wild adventure to this enchantingly beautiful volcanic island. Best known for the small lemur sanctuary, Nosy Komba earned its name from the lemurs (also known as Komba in Malagasy) who inhabit the forests on the island. Enjoy some time to stroll through the Sakalava fisherman's village before making your way to the feature of the tour, the Black Lemur Sanctuary — home to Madagascar’s most playful residents.

 Board a small boat to an absolute paradise of biodiversity, the densely forested Lokobe Nature Reserve. Explore the 740 hectares of protected primary forest that preserves the island's native vegetation and hosts a remarkable array of wildlife, including the Eulemur Macaco, adorable black lemur. After your guided forest walk, you’ll be treated to a traditional folk dance by Sakalavan women while tasting some local snacks and drinks.

Hop into a comfortable ride and explore Montevideo’s vibrant downtown, waterfront, and charming residential areas. As you drive past Independence Square, a historic landmark, soak in the city’s energy.

Pause at the Legislative Palace, a marble masterpiece considered one of the world’s top three parliament buildings. Capture its grandeur and elegance.

Next, visit “Battle y Ordoñez” Park. Here, a vibrantly realistic ox cart monument awaits your lens. Then, head to the iconic obelisk and the legendary “Estadio Centenario”—the birthplace of the first World Football Cup in 1930.

Our journey takes a delightful turn. We’ll stop at a local brewery where a talented young chef brews his own beer using German recipes from his wife’s family. Pair his craft beer with locally inspired dishes—think cheese, spiced nuts, and a touch of sweetness.

After this flavourful experience, we’ll drive you back to the port, leaving you with memories to savour. 

 Embrace Madagascar's natural heritage. Start with a vibrant tour of the multicultural daily market. Then, visit the Avenue Du Baobab, a breathtaking landscape of ancient trees soon to become the country's first natural monument. Of eight global baobab species, six are found in Madagascar. Admire these giant trees, some over 800 years old. Contribute to conservation by planting baby baobabs, helping preserve this ecosystem for future generations. 

Explore the wonders of the Antsokay Arboretum in Tulear (Toliara in Malagasy), Madagascar's sun-drenched southern capital. This botanical haven, crafted by a Swiss botanist, features over 920 plant wonders – a diverse micro-ecosystem teeming with life. Look out for lemurs, radiated tortoises and camouflaged chameleons. After your nature fix, unwind with traditional dances and refreshments before browsing the vibrant shell market.

Journey to Ifaty village and visit Reniala Spiny Forest. This community-managed reserve protects unique botanical wonders found nowhere else on Earth. Hike its trails and admire Madagascar's oldest, most magnificent baobabs. Spot grey mouse lemurs, then head to the bird sanctuary – a haven for rare reptiles (including spider and radiated tortoises) and Madagascar's most sought-after endemic birds. Wrap up with a folkloric show and refreshments.

Cruise through the Narrows of St Lucia Estuary keeping an eye out for hippos and Nile crocodiles. This 2-hour adventure explores Lake St Lucia, home to South Africa's largest hippo concentration and 2000 Nile crocodiles in their natural habitat. Explore the extraordinary iSimangaliso Wetland Park World Heritage site, observing fish eagles, kingfishers and learning about this remarkable ecosystem from your expert guide.

Head out on a thrilling 4x4 game drive with a chance to spot wildlife in Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve, a sanctuary preserving Zululand's heritage and renowned for its spectacular birdlife and magnificent animals. Scour the landscapes for elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and other magnificent beasts. Be awed by the reserve's spectacular birdlife. Pause for a scenic picnic stop to refuel during this thrilling wildlife adventure.

Feel the beat of Ghana’s traditions as the rhythm of djembe drums fills the air. Witness lively dances and discover the Ashanti people’s folklore. Local artists will board the ship to enchant you with vibrant rhythms and movements, embodying the heartbeat of Ghana. Their colorful attire, expressive choreography and storytelling bring the country’s rich cultural heritage to life in unforgettable ways.

Set off on a mini safari in search of the majestic Tall Five, including giraffes, in the Bellevue Forest Reserve. Experience an intimate walking safari, observing these gentle giants from just 25 metres away, while your guide shares fascinating information with you. On another safari, track down Cape buffalo and witness their feeding routine up close. Refuel with snacks, sparkling wine and traditional wood-fired rooster brood bread.

 Explore the Eastern Cape's biodiversity via the wildlife and landscapes of Amakhala Game Reserve. This 18,000-acre reserve has reintroduced lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalo, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras and wildebeests to their native habitat. Take a 4x4 game drive to see these iconic animals up close, guided by experts who will also point out smaller mammals, birds and insects. Conclude your adventure with lunch at the lodge.

Experience Botlierskop's free roaming African wildlife in its natural habitat on an exhilarating 2.5-hour safari through woodlands, coastal fynbos, mountain fynbos, renosterveld and along the Moordkuil River. Begin with refreshments at the visitor centre before your game drive on open 4x4 vehicles. Keep a lookout for white rhinos, Cape buffalo, wildebeest, giraffes, zebras and lions (in enclosures) thriving in their natural Western Cape habitats.

 Look out for southern right whales on this boat tour along the breathtaking Overberg coastline, a renowned whale-watching destination. Guided by expert naturalists, delve into the fascinating behaviours and life cycles of these magnificent creatures, gaining a deeper appreciation for marine ecosystems. Keep an eye out for their iconic V-shaped blow spouts and playful breaches, along with other marine life like humpback whales, dolphins and seals.

 Look out for southern right whales on this boat tour along the breathtaking Overberg coastline, a renowned whale-watching destination. Guided by expert naturalists, delve into the fascinating behaviours and life cycles of these magnificent creatures, gaining a deeper appreciation for marine ecosystems. Keep an eye out for their iconic V-shaped blow spouts and playful breaches, along with other marine life like humpback whales, dolphins and seals.