Enormous herds of wildlife scattered throughout vast savannas, equatorial mountains covered in snow, people of the past who give the world soul and color, Kenya is the land of the Masai Mara.

Mauritius is well known for its sapphire waters, powder-white beaches and luxury resorts. However, Mauritius offers so much more than its beaches, with world-class diving and snorkeling available offshore, hiking in the interior's forested and rocky terrain, boat excursions to nearly flawless islets, botanical gardens, wildlife sightseeing and colonial plantation houses.

The Virunga volcanoes are among the most spectacular mountains in the world with some of the last mountain gorillas in existence. For a change of scenery, Lake Kivu's shoreline hides one of the continent's best inland beaches, while Nyungwe Forest National Park is vast of rainforest and home to primates. The capital, Kigali, is one of Africa's most loveliest cities.

The main appeal of this fabled paradise, whose islands are dispersed over the Indian Ocean, are its stunning beaches, which include gorgeous ribbons of sand lapped by turquoise waters and framed by lush hills, palm trees, and stones reminiscent of Dali. Beyond the beach, the warm waters with an abundance of marine life are ideal for diving and snorkeling.

Tanzania is fulll of wildlife, beaches, Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Mount Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar Archipelago and more in one adventurous, welcome package. With its serene islands and calm coastal, Tanzania's Indian Ocean coastline is truly lovely. Mt. Kilimanjaro entices tourists with its beautiful, forested flanks and commanding snow-capped summit.

Traveling in Zambia offers the chance to experience lonely, captivating terrain that is as abundant with animals as any other region of Southern Africa. Adventures here will take you far into the wilderness, where both predators and prey roam through unfenced camps, where nights mean sharing stories over the fire, and where there is no sign of human habitation. Where you can raft through ferocious rapids close to the famous Victoria Falls one day and paddle down a broad, calm river the next.