Africa is not just known for its desert and wildlife safaris; it has many other attractions including locales for honeymooners looking for an exotic, romantic trip. It is frequently recognized as a beautiful place for wildlife encounters, but there is much more to the vast continent of Africa, from stunning coasts and elegant resorts to hiking routes and national parks. The ten most unusual and strangely romantic destinations in Africa for 2022 are listed below.
10 Mozambique
Mozambique is one of the most romantic destinations in South Africa. It houses the island of Bazaruto, which boasts its turquoise blue waters, powdery white-sand beaches, and a diversity of marine life. Mozambique’s city, Maputo, is home to Maputo International Airport. The Gorongosa National Park, Matemo Island, the Quirimbas Islands, and the Bazaruto Archipelago are all worth seeing. Swimming with manta rays and sharks is one of Tofo’s most exciting things. The best time to visit is between May to November.
9 Seychelles
Seychelles is primarily recognized as Africa’s most popular romantic getaway destination. The archipelago is a must-see for couples looking for a more intimate and private vacation. Couples can find the exotic shore of Gran Anse at Praslin Island and the Mahe, Curieuse Island, and others on the island. Scuba diving, rock climbing, hiking, sky diving, and other activities for couples are available. Furthermore, the best months to visit are April to May and October to November.
8 Tunisia
Tunisia is a hidden North African paradise and a gem located along the Mediterranean coast. It is an ideal honeymoon destination for couples looking for typical bumming heat, golden sand, and sea vacation. The city of Douz is a must-see place as it is a gateway to the Sahara desert. Bardo National Museum is also recommended to visit with the Sousse Archeological Museum, Al-Zaytuna Mosque, etc. Additionally, the best time to visit is between April to June.
7 Kenya
Because of the growing popularity of safari honeymoons, Kenya will become one of every couple’s preferred African honeymoon destinations. It also has a diverse range of flora and fauna and is well-known for its National Parks, Giraffe Center, Lakelands, steep hills, and wildlife safaris. There’s so much to do here, including rock climbing, camping, and visiting the animal safari. The optimum time to travel is from late June to October, and tourists may arrange a connecting flight from New Delhi to Nairobi to reach Kenya in around 10 hours.
6 Tanzania
Tanzania is known as a paradise for wildlife lovers worldwide, and it is one of the most exotic and exciting honeymoon destinations in Africa. It draws many honeymooners due to the combination of the Big Five – buffalos, rhinos, leopards, lions, and elephants. The country also houses Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and Ruaha National Park. Additionally, couples can hike Mount Kilimanjaro to experience scuba diving, fishing, snorkeling, etc.
5 The Gambia
The Gambia is Africa’s smallest country, yet it has a long stretch of beautiful golden sand beaches and is one of the world’s top birding destinations. November to February is the most delicate time to visit The Gambia and enjoy shopping in Albert Market, horseback riding on the beach, and camping at Bolong Wetland Reserve. In addition, the Gambia has the Abuko Nature Reserve, Kiang West National Park, and the Kachikally Museum and Crocodile Pool. Couples may also see leopards, hyenas, hippos, monkeys, and exotic birds while visiting the national parks.
4 Malawi
The warmth of the locals is the first thing travelers notice when they arrive in Malawi. Its most popular attraction, especially for honeymooners, is Lake Malawi, which provides kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba diving opportunities. Malawi is well-known for its trekking paths, making it a popular destination for hikers and beachgoers. Lake Chilwa, Kasungu National Park, and Nyika National Park are other couples’ attractions. Furthermore, the most fantastic time to visit Malawi is from early May to late October.
3 Cape Town
The picturesque coastal port of Cape Town, located in the heart of South Africa, is one of the best honeymoon locations on the African continent. Cape Town is known for its natural beauty, friendly residents, a strong culture and art scene, and the iconic Table Mountain – a great hiking destination. Couples can go on a wine tasting trip at Cape Winelands, shop at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, hike in Lion’s Head, and do other things. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Peninsula, and Robben Island are also must-visit places.
2 Madagascar
Madagascar is known for its stunning beaches, lakes, diverse flora and fauna, and a 5000-kilometer glittering coastline. It is one of the world’s largest islands and home to one of its largest coral reef systems. Madagascar has a lot to offer honeymooners. The best sites to visit are Nosy Be, an ideal beach destination, the Ranomafana National Park for hot springs, Isalo National Park, Ile Sainte-Marie, Nosy Komba, and many more. The most incredible time to visit these wonders is from April to December.
1 Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm El Sheikh is a charming small resort town nestled between the Red Sea and the enormous Sinai Peninsula. The city is a hidden gem along the gorgeous shore, with nightclubs, restaurants, and luxurious hotels and resorts, making it an excellent location for an unforgettable African honeymoon. Water sports activities such as scuba diving in Ras Muhammad National Park and snorkeling at Tiran Island are things to do. The best months to visit Sharm El Sheik are April and October through November.
