Cape Town is without a doubt South Africa’s boutique hotel paradise. From modern, trendy and urban chic to quaint establishments that instantly bring you back to the bygone era of Victorian lace, crystal chandeliers, English roses, Chesterfields, and antique paintings: Cape Town has it all, and more.

Mauritius is one of the top destinations to get married and take a honeymoon. The island boasts pristine white beaches, warm tropical waters and beautiful lush greenery, making it the ideal romantic honeymoon island. Sipping on a delicious cocktail while soaking up the sun with one’s significant other before heading to the spa for an indulgent couple’s massage, or dining on mouth watering Creole cuisine while watching a beautiful sunset before heading off to your luxurious room or villa… this is what an increasing number of couples are experiencing in Mauritius.

The resort town of Malindi on Kenyan coast is home to white sandy beaches in the midst of vast area of tropical forests and an intriguing local culture. You can enjoy a wide range of water sports that go to include sailing, water skiing, jet skiing, parasailing and more. The latest water sport that this area presents is Kite Surfing, using a large kite to tow a windsurfer.

Morocco is a delightful place for people interested in playing golf and abounds in natural beauty. There are more than two hundred holes that have been designed by International masters like Robert Trent Jones for the pleasure of an enthusiastic player.

Durban, considered to be the busiest port in South Africa, is positioned in Zulu province and borders the Indian Ocean. It’s the melting pot of Asian, African and European cultures. It offers a lot to tourists, apart from its temperate climate and beaches, in the form of adventures and sight seeing along with abundance of ethnic delicious food.

Nigeria has been seeing a steady increase in the number of business travellers as a result of its status as the largest oil industry in Africa. There has recently been a growing number of business hotels in Lagos providing world-class services and modern facilities, and all striving to ensure that guests are as stress-free as possible while working in Africa.

Finding a hotel in Johannesburg is really not an issue whether you are travelling for leisure or for business. The City of Gold offers a plethora of high end accommodations. Though Johannesburg has recently come up with a number of boutique hotels that reflect a city driven by design, here are two that we recommend.

In two days, you will hardly see a half of what Nairobi has to offer but you will surely want to come back to this vibrant city.

Wine tasting As mentioned before, the number one activity in the Cape wine lands you simply cannot miss out on is a wine tasting. And again the options are numerous, as the Stellenbosch wine route alone comprises 200 wine estates.

Lush vineyards, white Cape Dutch architecture, and some of the most picturesque wine estates against a majestic backdrop of rugged mountaintops. The Cape winelands are unquestionably one of the most beautiful wine districts in the world. While wine tasting obviously tops the region’s activity list, there are plenty more things to do in the winelands of the Western Cape.