Beaches
Claim your own piece of paradise in Africa & the Indian Ocean
Summary
White sands, clear turquoise waters, first-class reefs and out-of-this-world sunsets scatter across the Indian Ocean and African coastlines. You can claim your own piece of African or Indian Ocean beach paradise at dreamy resorts and beach villas, even if it’s only for a few days.
Highlights
Anse Lazio, Seychelles
The most famous beach in the Seychelles is Anse Lazio which frequently ranks as one of the top ten best beaches in the world. But just about every beach in this remote archipelago is postcard perfect. Ribbons of fine white sand meet impossibly clear turquoise waters under reliably sunny skies. And with more than 100 islands and thousands of kilometers of beachfront, you’re always find a private piece of beach paradise.
Benguerra Island, Mozambique
It’s the second largest island in the sunny Bazaruto Archipelago off the coast of Mozambique, a pristine piece of paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean, & Beyond Benguerra Island is a luxury beach holiday destination where time stands still. the lodge is set in a protected marine conservation area and offers pristine beaches and unspoiled coral reefs teeming with marine life, the perfect travel destination.
Belle Marc, Mauritius
The island of Mauritius is all about beachside indulgence. Spend your days reclined on white sand so fine it feels like talcum powder. Or get out into the water for snorkelling, diving, waterskiing, stand up paddle boarding, sailing and windsurfing. More than a dozen world-class golf courses are just a short step from the beach, some so close you might end up with your ball in the water. And it’s easy to get to, with direct flights from Perth and on into Cape Town.
Bazaruto Island, Mozambique
Bazaruto the largest island in the Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique. It’s unquestionably beautiful, with clear blue waters, heavenly beaches and a secluded setting in a protected marine park. Explore relatively unchartered territory in a sleepy and peaceful island.
Skelton Coast, Namibia
If you’re looking for a completely out-of-this-world beach, the Skeleton Coast in Nambia is it. Defined by more than a thousand shipwrecks left beached on the huge stretch of coastline, you’ll find a vast and eerie coast is unlike anything else on earth. The coast is assessable by four-wheel-drive vehicles over imposing red sand dunes. We recommend this beach for photographers and adventure seekers rather than those who want to relax on a pristine beach and swim all day.
Camps Bay, South Africa
Fringed by palm trees hanging over white sands, Camps Bay beach is only a 20-minute drive from Cape Town making it a popular spot for locals. Here you’ll find internationally acclaimed restaurants, and beautiful resorts and hotels. It’s a great alternative location to stay to explore Cape Town and enjoy the magical sunsets.
Anse Source d’Argent, Seychelles
Anse Source d’Argent is one of the most popular beaches of the 115 islands found on Seychelles. White sand settles at the feet of huge granite boulders sitting in azure blue waters. The ocean here is sheltered by a reef, providing calm and clear sea water that make a perfect playground for any traveler. You’ll find it hard to tear yourself away from this paradise on earth.
