Antisiranana, Madagascar
Antisiranana is one of the biggest cities in Madagascar and it is located in the far north of the island. The Bay of Diego is one of the largest natural bays in the world and a point of historical events; it was a point of capture during World War II.
Cape Town
Cape Town is one of Africa’s most striking cities, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural diversity. Towering above the city is the iconic Table Mountain, offering panoramic views of both the urban landscape and the Atlantic Ocean.The city blends history, nature, and modern living in perfect harmony. From Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, to the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap and the world-famous vineyards surrounding Stellenbosch, Cape Town offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
The city of Dar es Salaam ("The abode of peace") is Tanzania’s largest and richest city, serving as a regionally important economic centre of the Indian Ocean. Dar es Salaam has two of the five museums comprising the National Museum of Tanzania consortium, namely the National Museum proper and the Village Museum. Close to the National Museum are also the botanical gardens, with some specimens of tropical plants and trees. There are beaches on the Msasani peninsula north of Dar es Salaam and in Kigamboni to the south where residents and tourists alike frequently visit.
Port Louis, India
The Port Louis is the capital of the island state of Mauritius. It is a major port and stopover for merchant vessels sailing to India. In Port Louis attractions are the many French colonial style buildings in the city center, the most important is the governor, the Chinese pagoda, the elaborately decorated Hindu temples, the central market in the bazaar and the botanical garden "pampelmaous", with over five hundred rare species of plants, located just outside the city.
Mossel Bay, South Africa
Situated halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, beautiful Mossel Bay is a coastal village on the Garden Route of South Africa. This popular holiday town is surrounded by a sunbathed peninsula and the refreshing waters of the Indian Ocean. It is blessed with a mild climate all-year round. Due to its rich history, there are many museums in the town to visit. There is the Maritime Museum, the Shell Museum, the Cultural History Museum and many others which may be visited. One of the most popular attractions is the Post Office, which is estimated to be more than 800 years old and has been declared a National Monument. And if you're into water sports, there is some of the countries most adrenalin induced activities available, such as, shark cage diving and ship wreck diving.
Nosy Be, Madagascar
Nosy Be is a small, picturesque island in Madagascar, popular among tourists arriving by cruise ships. With its crystal-clear blue waters, pristine beaches, and lush tropical vegetation, it offers a true sense of paradise.During your visit to Nosy Be, don't miss the opportunity to go snorkeling or diving, as the waters are teeming with diverse marine life and spectacular coral reefs. The island also offers excellent opportunities for sunbathing and relaxation on its expansive sandy beaches.
Nosy Boraha, Madagascar
Sainte Marie, also called Nosy Boraha, is a tropical destination off the east coast of Madagascar. This small island (49km long by 5km wide) offers you an idyllic landscape composed of small fishing villages and unspoilt beaches. Authentic and preserved, it promises you a change of scenery!
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Port Elizabeth, now officially known as Gqeberha, is one of the most captivating ports in South Africa and an ideal stop for cruise passengers seeking authentic experiences. With golden beaches, vibrant culture, exceptional gastronomy, and the opportunity to go on safari at the famous Addo Elephant Park, this port offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Its location, just minutes from the city center, makes it easily accessible and the perfect gateway to experience the true beauty of the Eastern Cape within just a few hours.
Toliara, Madagascar
The Tulear region (Toliara) is conductive to discovery and culture growth, with a friendly population living in harmony in a semi-desert landscape that is so typical of the region. Nestled on a large coastal plain flanked by mangroves, sand beaches and coral reefs, this land of Vezo fishermen and Masikoro farmers overlooks the Ranobe lagoon and the splendid Mozambique Channel.
