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Watamu Marine National Park

The spectacular fishing-town of Watamu is mainly defined by water activities. It’s hard for anyone not to notice the white sand beaches and offshore coral formations featured within the Watamu shoreline. This small coastal town gives dwelling to many bays and beaches, including Garoda beach, Turtle bay, Watamu bay, jacaranda beach, and Kanani reef, among many others.

This tourist destination swells up with tourists traveling to enjoy the aesthetic maritime activities of snorkeling and diving. It does not come as a surprise when a beach providing a bountiful of crystal clear water and unique beaches is rated as Africa’s’ third-best beach destination.

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Stone Town

THaunted by the echoes of its past, Stone Town is mainly made up of small alleys surrounded by stoned coral houses, Swahili bazaars, worship places, and old shops with very narrow streets that no vehicles can fit in. Tourists are drawn by its historical and artistic cultures. It is popularly called Mji Mkongwe, which means Old Town. The modernized area of it is called ‘Ng’ ambo,’ a Swahili word for ‘The other side.’ From its native architecture, Swahili culture with a special combination of Asian, Arab, European, and Persian cultures, world-class heritage sites, and its incredible assortment of historical buildings, to its ethnically-inspired museums, Stone Town is among the delightful tourist destinations in Tanzania to explore.

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Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

At a time when mountain gorillas face oodle threats to their existence, from poaching, animal diseases, and habitat destruction, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest harbours about 600 of them. This constitutes 50% of all existing mountain gorillas in the world. Most mornings as crows of rooster mark daybreak, you will see them climbing trees along chimpanzees to eat fruits, epiphytes, and foliage And yet, there is so much more entertainment to this national park than just the gorillas. You will come across over 100 mammal species, 300 bird species, and 200 species of colourful butterflies, over 25 species of amphibians and reptiles as well as hundreds of tree species. This is an ideal tourist destination in Uganda for tourists who appreciate diversity.

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Volcanoes National Park

Volcanoes National Park is among the best national parks in Rwanda. It gives an incredible escape from the frantic city life. It is Africa’s oldest National Park having been gazetted in 1925 with an initial aim of protecting mountain gorillas from poachers.

Today, tourists who visit here get entertained by numerous golden monkeys, buffaloes, spotted hyenas, black-fronted dulkers, bushbucks, as well as more than 170 species of birds. Coming for a trip here also gives you a chance to admire the bordering Virunga National Park in DRC and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in Uganda.

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Danakil Depression

You will find the Danakil Depression in the bare, desert area of the Horn of Africa. It resulted from a divergence of the old African plate and is the northernmost part of the Afar Triangle in Ethiopia. This is a major tourist destination for the daring and adventurous. The volcanic activity occurring here makes it the hottest place on earth. This heat consequently burns the air present, consuming all oxygen and leaving behind deadly gases. Tourists are only allowed access to certain parts of this ‘gateway to hell’ and for a short-safe period.