Vacation Rentals in Africa

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Vacation Rental for 13 Guests in Skhirat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra
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Skhirat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra
Vacation Rental • 2691 ft² • 4 Bedrooms
The House is on a ground floor: 25 mters to the beach 2 bedrooms with Queen size beds for couples, and with bed for accompanying adult or child. 1 double bedroom with 2 beds facing the sea. 1 Moroccan living room facing the sea (living room: 3 beds). 1 dining area. 1 Large veranda with dining table facing the sea. 2 bathrooms (1 large, 1 small). 1 fully equipped kitchen. garden. garage . free parking in front of the garage. House 1 can accommodate up to 11 people. All rooms are equipped with smart Tv, mini bar, safes with digital code. All lounges are equipped with smart Tv. Laundry room wi...
from $469 / night
Vacation Rental for 10 Guests in Tameslouht, Marrakech-Tensift-El Haouz region
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Tameslouht, Marrakech-Tensift-El Haouz region
Vacation Rental • 10 Guests • 4 Bedrooms
Nestled amongst 2 acres of greenery with stunning views of the Atlas mountains, four-bedroomed Villa Zaria is a truly impressive Moroccan gem and surrounded by lush landscaped gardens; infused with the fragrant scent of citrus fruit trees and a rose garden. Villa Zaria's pink palatial exterior provides the perfect introduction to the beauty that lies within this stunning property.Inside the villa has been designed with great attention to detail, the spacious interiors are light and bright, comfortably accommodating eight to ten guests (depending if adults only or with kids in tow). On the g...
from $553 / night
Vacation Rental for 16 Guests in Rabat-Salé-Kenitra
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Rabat-Salé-Kenitra
Vacation Rental • 5382 ft² • 5 Bedrooms
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Built in 2002, fully renovated in 2015, tastefully decorated and furnished. Close to popular beaches and enchanting places as well as several historic sites. A short distance from the center of Rabat and Salé. Spacious corner located villa with garden on two sides completely surrounded by walls. Located in a very calm and safe suburb of Salé, on the third line of the coast. Villa Yasmine is divided into two distinct and commendable apartments. Both apartments have their own proper front door, and other private facilities such as bathroom, toilet and kitchen. The villa has a garage where up ...
from $242 / night

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Current Vacation rental prices Africa

$178for 20 Dec - 27 Dec
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Highlights Africa

  • Wild nature
  • Safari
  • Spicy cuisine
  • Cradle of humanity

Vacation rentals in Africa

Elegant residences

Africa has always fascinated for its nature and richness. Since the purpose of a trip is to get away from it all and enjoy the sun and the pleasures of life, Africa is THE destination to choose. This is a good thing because despite its economic boom, it is still easily affordable. And whether you choose Vacation rentals or sleep at home, by the sea, in the city or inland, you can't be disappointed.

All-comfort rentals

Wherever we go, we'll never find the same thing. Spacious villas set in the middle of lush gardens and with in-ground pools and air conditioning to fight against the heat. While the Internet and all modern household appliances are present inside, large bay windows open onto a terrace with a pergola. And depending on the region, the beach or animal reserve are only a few steps away!

Vacations in Africa

Location and orientation

An easily accessible continent

Whatever its destination, it is certainly available among flights departing from major airports in France. Two short hours to North Africa from Paris, but much more to go to the Cape of Good Hope. Very big advantage, there is little or no time difference, even if the night falls faster. However, it will be necessary to consider getting vaccinated against diseases such as malaria.

From the city to the savannah

Africa is certainly in the midst of a demographic boom, and it would be dangerous if its inhabitants had the consumption of an American. But its territory remains immense, as you can see from looking at a globe rather than a planisphere that expands the polar regions. The population is growing in some areas such as the Gulf of Guinea from Senegal to Gabon, leaving an almost empty space for wildlife. In terms of climate, the North is desert or very dry (Sahara / Sahel), while the Congo Basin and the Great Lakes are humid and green. Finally, South Africa is similar to the Mediterranean regions.

Travelers and activities

Africa for singles

Already in the 1970s, many people left to find love on the shores of Senegal. This inspired the film Les Bronzés. Even today, it is still possible to "enjailler" (the word comes from French-speaking Africa) in a tropical atmosphere, where everything is an aphrodisiac for the five senses. Perhaps the soul mate resides in a Venus with an ebony body or in a wrestling champion?

Africa for globe-trotters

Africa, the second continent on Earth with 30 million km², has enough space to offer an incredible diversity of climates, species, landscapes and peoples from North to South. Going on a transcontinental trek is a long journey, so it is better to go for a full year. Or do the Maghreb, then the Great Lakes, and finally the Kalahari. We can take the opportunity to do a good deed and participate here in the reforestation, or visit the village's school children there.

In South Africa, we speak Xhosa, a clique language unique in the world.

Top 5 things to do in Africa

1. Taste the culinary varieties

Okay, well, in Europe, you can easily buy so-called "exotic" products, but do you know how to cook them? And season them? It is by tasting a Moroccan chorba, an Ivorian placali with gumbo sauce, or a Kenyan ugali on the spot that you can ask your preparer for advice.

2. Express yourself through dance

Africa, the land par excellence of the life drive, reproduces natural and human rhythms into its music and dances. It's hard to resist the sound of the wild tam-tam or contemporary high-life, and not to get into a coupé-décalé or, like Johnny Clegg, a Zulu dance.

3. Being moved by biodiversity

Africa was full of species of all kinds. Unfortunately, human activity is gradually making them disappear. You might as well not waste time on a safari and approach (respectfully!) elephants, bonobos and lions in their natural environment, from Virunga Park to Serengeti.

4. Skiing on Kilimanjaro

And from the Serengeti, it only takes a few hours drive eastwards to climb what is actually three volcanoes culminating between 4000 and 5900 m. We can then ski or snowboard down his eternal snows, dear to Pascal Danel and which bring a little freshness to this tropical region.

5. Meet your distant cousins

And since we are there, we might as well share the culture of the Maasai people, who raise cattle less for their meat than for their milk and blood. This may explain the cultural omnipresence of red in clothes and hair. But let us not forget the Bushmen of Namibia and the Falashas of Ethiopia, who are said to be descendants of King David and the Queen of Sheba. It's hard to be racist and believe that all Africans are alike!