Why Africa is “The Rhythm of the Earth”

Raw, radiant, and richly diverse

Wildlife in its purest form – a front-row seat to life unfolding in the wild. Witness the Big Five in South Africa, elephants crossing the Chobe River in Botswana, or lions under starlit skies in Zimbabwe.

From the 2,700km coastline of Mozambique to the towering dunes of Namibia’s deserts, chase waterfalls at Victoria Falls, cruise the vast Lake Kariba, or hike the misty peaks of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands.

Africa is not just about safaris and sunsets, think luxury lodges, rooftop bars in Nairobi, art festivals in Lagos, wellness retreats in Mauritius, and five-star service that rivals the world’s best.

Best Time to Travel

Africa is a year-round travel destination thanks to its vast and varied climates and landscapes—there’s always somewhere perfect to explore. While the dry season (May to September) is prime time for safaris in Southern and Eastern Africa, the green season (November to April) offers its own magic: vibrant landscapes, exceptional birdwatching, and the benefit of fewer crowds.

Southern Africa : May – October

(South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique): 

Why: It’s the dry season — perfect for safaris as animals gather around waterholes, vegetation thins, and malaria risk is lower. Clear skies make for breath-taking landscapes, especially in places like the Namibia Desert and Victoria Falls.

Cape Town highlights: Whale watching peaks from June to November, when southern right whales come close to the shore. Shark cage diving is best from June to September, with great white sharks most active off Gansbaai.

East Africa & Islands : June to October

(Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Mauritius)

Why: Ideal for witnessing the Great Migration in the Serengeti and Maasai Mara. Also, dry and sunny — perfect beach weather for island escapes.

West Africa : November to March

(Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria)

Why: Cooler, dry season with comfortable temperatures ideal for cultural festivals, exploring historic sites, and enjoying coastal breezes.

North Africa : October to April

(Morocco, Egypt)

The best time to visit North Africa is from October to April, when temperatures are cooler and more comfortable for exploring the Sahara, historic cities, and coastal towns. This period offers pleasant weather for sightseeing, desert adventures, and cultural experiences, avoiding the intense summer heat that can reach over 40°C in some regions.