Discover the enchanting allure of Port Louis, the vibrant capital of Mauritius, where a rich tapestry of African, Chinese, and Indian cultures intertwine. Stroll through bustling markets, sample exquisite local cuisine, and explore historical sites that reflect the island's diverse heritage. From the scenic waterfront to the lush backcountry, every corner invites exploration and adventure. Let the warm hospitality and stunning landscapes of Mauritius whisk you away into an unforgettable journey. Prepare to indulge your senses and create lasting memories in this tropical paradise.

The island of Reunion is shaped by an impressive chain of volcanoes, the highest of which, Piton des Neiges and Piton de la Fournaise, stretch high up into the blue sky. The diverse landscape is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. Thanks to its fascinating biodiversity on land and underwater and the natural beauty of its scenery, the island has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. A visit to Reunion will be rounded off with a tasting of Creole cuisine, with its impressive variety and intense flavours.

With its varied architecture, Maputo is a true pearl of the Indian Ocean, with about two million people living in this lively capital city in the south of Mozambique. In 1975, the country gained its independence from Portugal, and the city’s buildings still stand as testament to its colonial past. The impressive ruined fortresses, old churches and historic buildings, are a real highlight for history lovers.

Richards Bay is a place where you can experience unspoilt Africa in all its powerful beauty – untamed and full of secrets just waiting to be discovered by you. This is the gateway to the wild nature of the KwaZulu-Natal province, a real paradise for explorers. It’s impossible to predict which species of African animal will show itself and when, but that’s what makes every game drive so exciting and appealing. Follow the call of the wild to South Africa’s untamed soul. Pelicans, flamingoes and exotic species such as the hornbill live in the nearby game reserves as well as elephants, giraffes, zebras and lions. Which species will you see before you return to the ship? Look forward to some overwhelming experiences and shows of nature.

The lively city of Durban stretches out along the east coast of South Africa. Now the second largest city in the country and long before the British arrived in 1823, Durban was shaped by its native culture, as shown by the rock carvings in the Drakensberg mountains. It has since grown into an economic hub with the biggest port in the country, the University of KwaZulu-Natal and a wide range of leisure activities. Long sandy beaches attract the surfers and the beach front is a great place for sunbathing. Some of the cultural highlights on offer include the Botanic Gardens, the Old Fort and the Juma Masjid Mosque. Durban brings history together with modern life and South African spirit. Two full days in Durban invite you to explore the coastal city or go on a safari.

Anchor your journey in Durban, a radiant gem nestled on South Africa's southeastern coast. The vibrant third-largest city, a bustling hub of KwaZulu-Natal, boasts a rich maritime history and a thriving arts scene that mirrors its dynamic markets. Explore the stunning half-moon harbor, where pristine beaches and the iconic Golden Mile invite you to unwind year-round. With warm summers and gentle winters, Durban promises a captivating blend of culture, relaxation, and adventure, making it an essential stop on your voyage along Africa’s breathtaking coastline. Experience the allure that awaits in this coastal paradise.

Gqeberha, formerly known as Port Elizabeth, offers visitors an inviting atmosphere with its many days of sunshine and long beaches. The coastal resort in the south-east of South Africa was given its new name in 2021, after the isiXhosa name for the Baakens River that flows through the town. Humewood and Summerstrand are particularly popular areas for long walks or watching the sailors and windsurfers. The town is characterised by the brick-red bell tower of the Settlers’ Memorial Campanile, commemorating the first settlers in 1820. The two-day stay in Gqeberha offers you the opportunity to set off on an exciting safari adventure.

Welcome to Gqeberha, formerly known as Port Elizabeth, a captivating blend of rich history and natural beauty nestled along South Africa's stunning coastline. Once a haven for the San and Khoisan peoples, this vibrant city flourished after its establishment by British settlers in the early 19th century. Today, Gqeberha boasts warm waters and gentle breezes that attract swimmers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Embark on the Donkin Heritage Trail to admire charming Victorian architecture, or venture to the nearby Addo Elephant National Park for an unforgettable wildlife experience. Discover Gqeberha's enchanting allure on your next luxurious getaway.

Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the majestic Table Mountain, Cape Town, affectionately known as the Mother City, enchants visitors with its rich cultural tapestry shaped by Dutch, British, and Malay influences. Steeped in history since its founding in 1652, this vibrant port serves as a pivotal hub for trade and fishing, attracting fleets from across Asia. Explore the breathtaking landscapes of nature reserves and the renowned Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, home to an array of indigenous flora. With its unpredictable weather promising four seasons in a day, Cape Town beckons travelers to discover its unparalleled charm and allure.