Travel is the best catalyst for growth, the mind and the body. It allows us to boil in the outside world, to adopt new culture and share with the world. It also offers a break from the world to relax in beautiful places.

Other than these,drive-in beaches of Africa are some of the best pics just can get while here. in this article wetake a look at the best exports to southern africa with key attractions, water, sightseeing and products available in the online store. At the end, you’ll find deals on productsthat have a correlation with the stunning locales mentioned.

We hope we’ve inspired you to search out the African beaches and reward yourself with relaxation and excitement.

I. The best African Beach Destinations

Africa is blessed with scenic coastlines andislands which draws visitors from all corners of the world. Here are some of the best beaches in Africa. Here are some of best Africa beaches in terms of popularity, beauty, and what's given by people.

    1. Reunion Island

Reunion Island is located in the middle of the Indian Ocean, so beach lovers rejoice! The west coast is paradise to some of the island’s most beautiful beaches with reputedly the finest sands and crystal clear waters. The Ermitage Beach and Boucan Canot Beach are well-known locations for tourists looking for a quite spot to sunbathe, swim, snorkel or surf. Away from the coast, travellers can discover the stunning scenery of the Piton de la Fournaise, Cilaos Cirque and Plaine des Cafres. Those seeking lodging will find the Hotel Le Recif in Saint-Gilles-les-Bains (modern-day accommodations, comfortable sleep, and steps to the beach).

    2. Mauritius

Mauritius is the epitome of a beautiful beach vacation spot, famous for its fine, soft, sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Flic en Flac Beach, Mont Choisy Beach and Trou aux Biches Beach are some of the most popular, offering everything from diving to kite surfing. Other nearby attractions include Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, Black River Gorges National Park, and quaint Mahebourg village. How about staying at a Constance Belle Mare Plage, a high end hotel with large rooms, gourmet dining and facilities such as a spa, pool and golf course to name a few!

    3. Cape Verde

Just off the coast of the western coast of Africa looms the alluring archipelago dream of Cape Verde, its windswept beaches, amazing waves and endless pleasant weather. Santa Maria Beach and Chaves Beach on Boa Vista Island are especially well known for relaxation and water sports. Visitors can also visit Sal Island, Santiago Island and the Serra Malagueta National Park. Our favorites Meliá Dunas Beach Resort & Spa is a luxury hotel with modern amenities, excellent dining and wide range of amenities.

    4. Sal Island

Another gem of Africa’s western shores is the Sal Island, with its beautiful white sand beaches and clear water. Bávaro’s Santa Maria Beach and Kite Beach are ideal for sunbathing, swimming and kitesurfing. Boa Vista Island, Santiago Island and Serra Malagueta National Park are there to explore should tourists feel so inclined. The Hilton Cabo Verde Sal Resort is a three star travel destination with spacious guest rooms, fabulous dining options, and an excellent choice of leisure activities.

    5. Santiago Island

Santiago Island is off the west coast of Africa, offering black sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Among the most popular beaches are Tarrafal Beach and Sao Francisco Beach. These beaches are perfect for relaxing, swimming, and surfing. Nearby tourist attractions include the city of Praia, Serra Malagueta Nature Reserve, and Ribeira da Barca Valley. Oasis Atlantico Praiamar Hotel is a popular choice for travelers seeking quality accommodation. This beachfront hotel offers comfortable rooms, quality restaurants, and leisure facilities such as a pool and spa.

    6. Seychelles

The Seychelles archipelago is a paradise in the tropical zone with beautiful white sand beaches and clear water. The famous beaches of Anse Lazio, Anse Source d'Argent and Beau Vallon are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, snorkelling and diving. Visitors can visit Morne Seychellois National Park, the Victoria Botanical Garden, and La Digue Island. For those staying at the lavish Four Seasons Resort Seychelles, the choice of huge villas, fine-dining restaurants and activities is all-encompassing.

    7. Zanzibar

Zanzibar, an island off the east coast of Africa, known for its beautiful beaches and azure waters. Nungwi Beach, Kendwa Beach and Paje beach are renowned for swimming, snorkeling and kite surfing. Your experience is further enriched by easy access to Stone Town, Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park and Changuu Island. Accommodation options include the luxurious rooms, fine dining and plethora of leisure facilities available at the Hideaway of Nungwi Resort & Spa.

    8. Pemba Island

One of the islands making up the Zanzibar Archipelago, Pemba offers white sandy beaches and a spectacular coral reef that is ideal for diving and snorkeling. Vuma Wimbi Beach, Wambaa Beach and Shamiani Beach are among the best of the island. Close by are Ngezi Forest, Pemba’s Spices, and Misali Island. Looking for a luxury option, the Aiyana Pemba Hotel is well set up with large villas, superb dining and extensive leisure facilities.

All of these gorgeous places to visit also offer several different types of lodging options to accommodate every type of person and every kind of budget. From high-end hotels to more budget options, travelers can choose from a variety of accommodations to round out their trip. Hotels on the beach in these regions often include things like pools, spas, restaurant services, and watersport activities.

II. Fun things to do on African Beaches Around the Water

African coast lets adrenaline junkies enjoy life with exciting water activities such as:

• Surfing: Africa has some of the world’s best surf breaks, including J-Bay in South Africa and Anchor Point in Morocco. Surf schools can be found at most beaches and are ideal for novices.
• Windsurfing : It’s not particularly expensive, requires some skill and lots of wind if you want to do well at it, but places like Mauritius, the coast of Namibia, and Cape Verde are all well-known for windsurfing. Classes available for beginners, and novice surfers can hire guides.
• Scuba Diving : The continent’s a hot spot for diving, with everything from the coral reefs of the Red Sea to the shipwrecks off Mozambique’s coast, plus dive centers for all levels.
• Jet Skiing : If the adrenaline junkie in you needs to be let off the leash, head to Durban’s beaches or out along the Egyptian coast but remember, safety first..
• Sailing : The calm seas around the islands of the Indian Ocean – such as Seychelles and Mauritius, provide an idyllic setting to enjoy some sailing, with schools for beginners.

In addition to these things to do, there are many beaches that offer kitesurfing, paddle boarding, deep sea fishing, and snorkeling. Although rental equipment is available, it is generally preferred to maintain your own for comfort and hygiene. To help in that regard, many websites rent out water-sport equipment and provide connections to water-sport vendors.

Africa’s coastlines are a natural bounty of sun, sea and derring-do. From the mesmerising coastlines of Mauritius and the dramatic volcanic backdrops of Reunion Island, to the pristine beaches of Seychelles and Zanzibar, each destination provides experiences that will be remembered forever. With the right combination of exhilarating water activities and opulent beachfront spots, holidaymakers get the best of both worlds when it comes to relaxation and exploration. All in all, African beaches offer an invitation to discover, relax and make memories that last forever.