Africa offers the opportunity to combine two very different worlds in thrilling underwater and amazing topside safaris. The surrounding waters are home to an astonishing array of marine life from tiny critters to whales.
Kenya offers a vast fringing coral reef along the length of its coast, with established marine parks protecting the area to make this an excellent diving destination. The country offers some of Africa’s best game viewing; with Tsavo National Park, one of the world’s largest wildlife sanctuaries, being home to most of Kenya’s wildlife. Find Out More about Kenya
Madagascar, the world’s fourth largest island, split away from Africa more than 160 million years ago meaning that and its fauna and flora has been in splendid isolation ever since and are now found nowhere else on earth. Its underwater treasures are only just being explored, yielding up previously unknown species of coral and fish. Find Out More about Madagascar
For the first time in many years Mozambique’s beauty and potential can be truly appreciated. The establishment of peace, coupled with a smooth transition to democracy has opened up 1550 miles of virgin coast, pristine beaches and exceptional diving opportunities, making this the ideal destination for the diver looking for somewhere different. Find Out More about Mozambique
Southern Africa offers a huge diversity of spectacular landscapes and some of the best wildlife viewing in the world, offering an unforgettable experience. Underwater highlights include encounters with an incredible variety of shark and the epic Sardine Run, one of nature’s great events. Find Out More about South Africa
One of the world's last undiscovered locations, St Helena island lies 2,000 kilometres from the nearest landmass in the south Atlantic Ocean. Now accessible by air for the first time in its history, those with an adventurous spirit can experience pristine dive sites, wrecks and magical aggregations of whale sharks. Find Out More about St Helena
Mainland Tanzania is home to Mt Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area and the Selous Game Reserve. The coastal and outlying tropical islands have developed a rich mix of African and Arabian influences that are much in evidence today. Here you will find marine diversity, with healthy reefs, good visibility, and many exciting dive sites. Find Out More about Tanzania
